Just a quick little blurb about Point Blank DS, the Nintendo DS conversion of Namco's quick-paced accuracy-based light gun shooter: the company informs IGN that the game ships to North American stores next week.
Point Blank DS essentially takes everything established in the arcade and PlayStation renditions and turns them touch-sensitive -- instead of using a handheld light gun to do the job, players instead blast away at the targets by tapping on them with the system stylus. Speed and accuracy are key in this game, and players will have to prove just how well they can handle their weapon in several dozen challenges in single and two player mode.
By Tom Orry
After Steve decided to reminisce (something I didn't know he could do) about PS2 games, it seemed only fair to also look at the PS1 to see which games need to come back. Here is a completely non-definitive list of games I thought of in a 15-minute period.
I've put PS4 in the headline for SEO purposes, but many of these could feasibly arrive on Xbox One, PC and Nintendo platforms. I love all platforms equally (some of the time).
Pandemonium. Tomba. Parasite Eve. Legend of Dragoon. Ape Escape. I mean, the list could go on forever.
Brave Fencer Musashi
Tactics Ogre
Legend of Dragoon
MediEvil
Crash Bandicoot
Silent Bomber
Tenchu
Are you a Point Blank fan who wants to prove his or her worth to the world? Then you’ll want to be a part of the Point Blank International Championship (PBIC) this September.
In our debut article for Level Complete's new 'bring it back' series, Sam Hewitt looks back at the PlayStation 1 and Arcade class: Point Blank.
