Are you ready to go to war, old school style? Read our review to find out if this old school game can muster up enough fun to be worth your time and hard drive space.
Presidents’ Day Weekend is upon us, and every flag-waving, apple pie-eating American is either showing respect to our land’s greatest leaders, or laid up on the sofa downing Ben & Jerry’s while watching Jersey Shore.
Regardless of your weekend plans, we think it’s high time to reflect on some of the more interesting political figures that have played major roles in the video game universe. Ranging from ragtag fighters to bad ass street brawlers, this roundup – no, shrine - to the greatest leaders of men is one that can not be overlooked in this time of remembrance.
From the PlanetPlaystation.com feature top 10 list:
"If the current trends of what’s being made in the game industry are a superlative indication, it’s that reboots are all the rage. Just look at the remakes that exist in the form of modern incarnations, such as Kid Icarus, or the arrivals that have released to capitalize on titles that have merely been out a decade or so with Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary being the latest offender. Then again, there are franchises that have numerous titles getting constantly released over and over in various forms across innumerable platforms. Resident Evil is a prime example, appearing on the PlayStation, GameCube and Wii just to name a few. So, it begs the question why these ten titles haven’t been given the opportunity to be resurrected and shine once more."
Bushido Blade, Chrono Trigger/cross, Dino Crisis, Battletoads, and just for a laugh Snake Rattle & Roll...
Bring Back 2Xtreme just imagine online bike racing,skateboarding,downhill rollerblading etc. all in one game.
Michael Futter writes: Guerrilla War is a game that suffered a bit in its travels from Japan to the United States. In its original release, the two guerrillas controlled by players were named Che Guevara and Fidel Castro. The two heroes raid a tropical island, save hostages and throw more grenades than I care to count.
Some games just don't translate well into a new age.
Not worth getting.