Video game publisher SEGA has announced that it plans to remake more classic titles for current generation platform, after the announcement that Virtua Fighter 5 was getting a definitive version called Final Showdown.
Mike Hayes, who is the president of SEGA West, has talked to VG247 and said that, “We const... |
24 August 2011
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Remember the good old times when video games used to be all about visiting the arcade gallery and inserting coins into huge machines so that you can enjoy a couple more minutes slaying monsters and rescuing princesses by skilfully using a joystick and pressing buttons like crazy in the hopes of achieving stunning co... |
11 October 2010
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Nintendo's downloads list for the Halloween week has arrived and it seems worthy enough to be a holiday release. If anything, it has definitely hit the classic themes: zombies, pirates, ghosts, barbarians and sudoku. OK, maybe the last one isn't really a classic and is not at all scary, but we can call it a... |
27 October 2009
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I confess to owning the SEGA Mega Drive and liking it. Looking back now, I only played it for about one year before I discovered the joys of playing around with a keyboard and a mouse on the PC. It was a superior experience that allowed for more complex games and, from then on and until now, I have been a gamer who p... |
25 September 2009
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It isn't really a remake, but rather a re-telling of the Golden Axe story: players will only be able to control Amazon warrior Tyris Flare in her quest to defeat the Death Adder. The story is quite simple and predictable: Tyris has lost all her loved ones to the evil Adder and now, she wants revenge. Both magic ... |
14 July 2008
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Three mighty heroes have a score to settle with the evil Death Adder in this classic action game. As a powerful fighter, a female amazon, or a mighty dwarf, youll fight through Adders henchman with weapon and magic attacks or ride the fearsome, fire-breathing beasts to your advantage.The game places the player in c... |
10 October 2007
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As every week goes by, Nintendo makes available three new classic titles, up on Wii's Internet service, the Virtual Console (if we can use the adjective "new" when talking about "classic" titles, which are "old"). And here are this week's three, bringing back memories of the good old days when video games ... |
11 June 2007
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