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1 week ago |
culturedvultures.com | Ashley Bates
Did you know that licensed games can often be bad? It’s true! While you pick yourself off up the floor, it’s time for me to prove that the PlayStation 2 actually had quite a few licensed games that were some of the best games on the system. The Simpsons: Hit & RunMe not mention Hit & Run? That’s unpossible. The Simpsons’ history with video games has been spotty at best.
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2 weeks ago |
culturedvultures.com | Ashley Bates
Name a better duo than a grown man and the weird PS1 platformer from his childhood that still haunts his dreams. While the Jorted wonder and Spyro of dragon fame may have become video game royalty, these PS1 platformers had no such luck, and have mostly been forgotten about over the years, some rightly, some a bit unfairly. Let’s start today’s episode with quite the cheeky scamp. RascalLook at how bloody cool the main character is on the cover of Rascal.
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2 weeks ago |
culturedvultures.com | Ashley Bates
There’s perhaps few game franchises out there right now that have such a celebrated legacy but are mostly inaccessible quite like the Onimusha series. It took around 15 years since the last proper Onimusha game for Capcom to start re-releasing them for modern platforms with Onimusha 1 in 2019, and now, six years later, they’ve finally dropped Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny.
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2 weeks ago |
culturedvultures.com | Ashley Bates
Despite being one of the bigger European developers going at the minute, MercurySteam’s back catalogue is pretty light on original games. Their most famous offerings are games like Castlevania: Lords Of Shadow and Metroid Dread, which should give you some idea on their Metroidvania legacy, but Blades Of Fire is their first proper attempt at making an original single-player adventure.
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3 weeks ago |
culturedvultures.com | Ashley Bates
Capcom’s collections of fighting games are made with two types of people in mind: the hardcore, and those who are new to fighting games and would love to experience a bit of history. The former category doesn’t need a review like this, as they’ve got their pre-orders locked in already in the hopes that it’ll inspire Capcom and SNK to greenlight a third entry in their crossover series. Quality doesn’t matter, it’s about celebrating the past to try and revive a future.
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I mean, one half of me is like "oh boy, here I go playing Gears again". The other half is wondering where the remasters of 2 & 3 are. We already had Gears 1 Ultimate Edition, 2 & 3 deserved more love.
The original @GearsofWar returns. Gears of War: Reloaded drops August 26 in @XboxGamePass With Xbox Play Anywhere, relive the fight across Xbox Consoles, Xbox PC, or stream it with Cloud Gaming in Game Pass—wherever you play, Delta Squad is back. See more: https://t.co/qc2pzpQgQS https://t.co/YCQA3sSgOg
