gaminglives.com - Back in 1997, Bullfrog and Peter ‘not yet so hypey’ Molyneux created a critically acclaimed game which swiftly became a cult hit and Dungeon Keeper subsequently sank into the annals of gaming legend, remaining one of my all-time favourite titles. An original blend of strategy, management, and combat from the dark side of the fence, wrapped up in a ribbon of warped humour, Dungeon Keeper went on to spawn an expansion and, later, a successful sequel. The idea of constructing and managing a gloomy underground kingdom while simultaneously crushing the forces of light and dispatching rival keepers was too good to be true. Ultraviolence, torture, dark humour, and voyeuristic S&M? Ker-ching, I’ll take a dozen please.
Any Button Gaming reminisces on 6 games games that made our miss-spent youths, and we pray to the gaming gods that a remake or two are on the way. Here's hoping.
Don't think i've seen any of these games requested for remakes by anyone else! To each their own i guess.
Player 2 takes a look at the announcement of Command and Conquer Rivals and how it signals a clear lack of regard for the fan base by EA management.
Seriously, there are so many good EA titles from the past that could make wonderful new games. But it aint going to happen. All about the dollar dollar bills.
Well Dante Inferno, Dead Space, Army Of Two, Medal Of Honor and other are flops. Once the game flop so hard in the first or the sequel that EA let the franchise die off.
Out of all the games in which you play the bad guy which ones are the best? Which games are the most fun to play as the bad guy at its blackhearted fullest?
