Rocky & Bullwinkle (5/10):
Nudging the 150MB filesize limit, Rocky & Bullwinkle certainly doesn't skimp on the content - although too many games are repeated in each session - and the support for up to twelve players is generous even for a party game. The visuals are rather fun, mixing up lots of cartoon clips with a retro 2D paper-cutout animation style, but as a whole the game feels undercooked, unpolished and ultimately unsatisfying. Eurogamer suspects it'll provide the minimum level of fun when played in a social setting, but one play will be more than enough for most participants.
Battlezone (4/10):
The simple appeal of 3D tank combat is one that certainly has a place on a service like XBLA, but this awkward update gets stuck between misplaced reverence for the original and distracting concessions to modern gaming conventions. They've updated the wrong bits, yet left the elements that needed attention untouched. The addition of a multiplayer mode may keep you playing for a bit longer, especially at the 400 Point price tag, but Battlezone really needed more than a cursory lick of glowing paint to make it truly enjoyable by today's standards.
Another day and another Retro Arcade vs Retro Console video.
How did Battlezone convert to home console? Vector graphics were next to impossible to create on the the consoles from the 80's. So we take a look on how they did it and if it was successful.
"Today, I wanted to highlight some stellar indie titles recently released on Switch." -- Nintendo Enthusiast
"I began Video Chums four years ago today so here is this year's underrated games list. Out of the 234 games that I reviewed over the past year alone, here are the top ten that I feel don't get enough credit." - A.J.
Thanks for not making 10 different pages, A Way Out was definitely a surprise, my friend and I was playing through it and at the end we were literally going for the characters that we were playing as. Haha so it made that ending scene so much more better and gratifying when I won haha.
is culdcept worth the price of admission? also is the limited edition worth spending the extra cash on?
and just a background on my preferences: i love card games (think hearthstone, yugioh, pokemon, etc), and board games (think parcheesi, monopoly). From what i've read this is a match made in heaven, but opinions would be much appreciated
Yakuza 0, Gravity Rush 2.
But to be honest since last gen there isn't a very underrated games as much as Vanquish and Falkore since last gen.