I think most of us were rather surprised when the announcement trailer for Homefront: The Revolution hit the internet. All in all, it was a nice trailer and certainly drove home the tone that the game was going for, though that hasn’t kept me from worrying about the title itself.
Games Asylum: "Super Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog weren’t the only platforming heroes receiving system-selling sequels in 1992. Over in Japan, the PC Engine’s Kaizō Chōjin Shubibinman (Shockman) series gained its third entry. US gamers had only just received the second game, and while there was hope of the CD-based Kaizō Chōjin Shubibinman 3 making it to the US, it was never to be. After playing through this newly translated re-release, it’s easy to see the potential it may have had – it’s comparable visually to Mega Drive/Genesis games released the same year and would have likely been positively received in the likes of EGM and GamePro."
Sony is to blame for Helldivers 2 getting brutally review bombed, so why is Arrowhead still catching strays?
i feel like a majority has been blaming Sony and not Arrowhead.
just what ive seen.
Arrowhead's CEO is awesome and so transparent; they're demonstrating they're a gamer-first studio and will stand by our side even with a publishing partner as big as Sony.
I haven't seen anyone blaming Arrowhead except the dumb "but you knew!" takes... Which are useless, it's still the publisher that listed it for sale in unsupported countries.
I think we've already moved past it but hey gotta remind everyone what direction to throw shade where they were already throwing it.
Remedy and Tencent announced today the cancellation of the cooperative multiplayer game known as Project Kestrel (formerly Vanguard) to focus on Alan Wake and Control.
Possibly, they should have bought Freedom Fighters license instead!
I am aware that at the end of the article I used the word "evolved", not "involved. And yes, it is bothering me to no end.
Yes, why the hell did they want to bring Homefront back? That game is a joke. Just call this "The Revolution" and be done with it.
I'm more upset about the subtitle than the IP they're using. This is more of a regular war than a revolution.
If the game looks good and plays good hopefully it won't fail, shall wait for gameplay trailers