Resolution writes: "Oni is quite an enigmatic game, one which secured itself a place in history as a kind of heroic failure. Almost completely unique in its status as a story-driven, futuristic third-person fighting game, especially so on the PC, Oni was in many ways a breathtaking achievement that could easily have been enormously successful and spawned a lengthy line of sequels and imitators. Instead, because of a number of comparitively minor flaws and unfortunate circumstances, Oni has been sidelined by history in favour of the huge-selling flagship Bungie series: Halo. Despite that, Oni still has a fairly small but devoted community, which over the years has produced mountains of fan fiction, art, and even a long-standing mod project to craft, almost from scratch, an Oni 2 - a dream that so far looks a long way from fulfilment."
Clouded Leopard Entertainment reached out with a press release to introduce Oni, a new game by Kenei Design revealed at Bitsummit.
Why should L.A. Noire be the only game that has all the re-release fun? WWG looks at other Rockstar Games classics that deserve a second shot.
Twinfinite Writes: Many famous developers have created quite a portfolio over the years. However, there's a few games developed by some big names that you may not know about.
Why can't you put them all on 1 page. You even went out of your way to make each picture look like it was part of a slide show, When it is clearly changing web pages.
URBAN CHAOS: RIOT RESPONSE
I bought that game on the ps2 and loved it.
Who would guess that Rocksteady were about to achieve greatness?