The poet had it right: “April is the cruelest month.” And while I don’t understand that wicked poem as much as I’d like, I do know that the sentiment cuts to how a month symbolic of new beginnings ultimately signifies oblivion. It speaks to the absurd and ubiquitous expectation that you’ll greet each spring day with a bounce in your step and a smile on your face and how, sometimes, when things are tough they are only so much tougher during this oppressively sunny time of year. At Hardcore Droid we fully understand the creepy existential implications of the month of bunnies and painted eggs. And guess what? We’ve got you covered. Whether you find yourself sobbing over a basketful of colored eggs or taking your pants off in a crowded theatre, Hardcore Droid has got your back. As a matter of fact, our April issue is a bona fide antidote against spring-blues, brimming as it is with the kind of pure bliss that can only be had by way of hardcore games played on an Android device.
After Burner Climax launched on home consoles and PC back in 2010, and we've seen very little of the series since.
These remakes and remasters are must-haves in this next generation.
Gunstar Heroes was made by Treasure. I'm not sure if that IP actually belongs to Sega. If it does, the ONLY modern day developer that I think would do that game justice is Housemarque. Maybe Sega could collaborate with Sony to let them make a modern day Gunstar Heroes. I definitely think Shinobi and Afterburner need modern day remakes though.
I feel like there are stronger Sega IP's than some of the ones that were listed such as...
Vector Man
Comix Zone
Virtual On
Ranger X
Jet Set Radio
Landstalker
Eternal Champions
As hard as it was, the Shinobi remake that came out on PS2 was decent. But yes, a new remake would be great. Always loved that series.
Gareth writes: "Ravensword: Shadowlands on Xbox probably wishes it was 2013 again, but a lot of things have changed since those times, and this isn’t able to stack up to more modern interpretations."
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