Cultured Vultures

Cultured Vultures

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  • 1 week ago | culturedvultures.com | Ashley Bates

    Sometimes it’s just better to know exactly what you’re getting from a new game, or at least a sequel in a series. Capcom have been quietly plugging away HD compilations of their arcade fighting games for a few years now, with Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, Capcom Fighting Collection and Marvel Vs Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics bundling together Capcom’s best games for fans to enjoy, all in one place.

  • 1 week ago | culturedvultures.com | Ashley Bates

    How well do you know the PS2? For as famous as the iconic console’s library is, I’m betting there are at least a couple of games I’ll talk about today that you’ve never even heard of. Evil Dead: RegenerationUnlike some other horror movie franchises, how have we never had there’s actually been a good amount of Evil Dead games, and while they’ve never been sterling, oh me oh my, they almost always manage to capture the kitsch, b-movie charm and comedy of the source material.

  • 3 weeks ago | culturedvultures.com | Ashley Bates

    The SNES is lauded for pushing the gaming industry forward, but there were also plenty of games on the grey and purple box that pushed the console itself to its limits. AxelayOn the surface, you might think that Axelay is just another shoot ‘em up that launched on a console that was practically drowning in them.

  • 3 weeks ago | culturedvultures.com | Jimmy Donnellan

    We did 25 best Steam Deck games in 2024, and as roughly 7 or 8 new games have been released since then, let’s do a video game industry special and remaking something arguably a bit too soon. 50. UFO 50Steam Deck Status: VerifiedIf you accuse me of putting this at #50 purely for the synergy, I will lash out violently. The reality is that while I’m going over the 50 best Steam Deck games today, UFO 50’s insane value proposition basically makes it 100 games.

  • 1 month ago | culturedvultures.com | Jimmy Donnellan

    Here’s a fact that might upset you a bit: Microsoft have been in the console game longer than Sega ever were. Here’s something that might cheer you up: plenty of modern devs have been making games that feel like they came from the Japanese giant’s glory days. Spark the Electric Jester TrilogyPlays like: Jonic the WedgeblogLook at this gameplay for five seconds and tell me what game Spark the Electric Jester is trying to be.

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