A World of Games: Tattoo Assassins
There are so many Mortal Kombat clones out there it's fair to assume some games have slipped through the cracks. Games like Primal Rage and Kasumi Ninja came out and…
There are so many Mortal Kombat clones out there it's fair to assume some games have slipped through the cracks. Games like Primal Rage and Kasumi Ninja came out and…
Such a feeling, such a feeling, such a feeling, Killer Feeling!
Available for your home in 1995 only on Nintendo Ultra 64...
One box to leave you messed up and fractured Block these uppercuts, they made me the captured
If you ask someone to name their top ten favorite fighting games ever, Bloody Roar objectively isn't in that list. But it might be in the top twenty five? Top fifty maybe?
The best thing this game has going for it is Google thinks you meant "God of War" when searching for it.
One of my favorite gaming memories is watching people crowd around Mortal Kombat hoping to see someone get decapitated.
When asked about the greatest fight game series of all time, it is a guarantee Capcom's Street Fighter will get brought up. The way Street Fighter II revolutionized the fighting…
Sony announced the final lineup of titles for the forthcoming PlayStation classic retro console, and it was… unexpected? Many gamers will see the list (which you can see here) and find a few games they liked playing yesteryear, but will find many more glaring omissions from a console claiming to be a “classic”. Countless outlets have posted lists on the games they’d like to see in a PS1 Classic console, but I wanted to focus on more obsure games that could go in to a PS1 retro console. Here are 20 hidden gems/less common, but still excellent original PlayStation games I’d love to have seen on the PlayStation Classic. (more…)
Crossovers are the best fan service gamers can get. The blending of popular IPs into one unique game usually gets fans in a fever, finally being able to play as Sonic the Hedgehog in a Mario-themed game. Or finally being able to see who would win between the X-Man Wolverine and the Street Fighter Ryu. The opportunities for creating these scenarios is endless, but despite this we don’t get too many crossover games. Maybe it has something to do with publishing rights, company egos, or (most likely) money, but whatever the culprit may be, there are still a handful of crossover video games that are a hell of a lot of fun to play, and totally worth your time!