Neocrisis: If you do not already, if you want to complete Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure completely you need to financially prepare yourself for the cost. It will cost you around $300.
The 2010s occupy a difficult time slot in the world of gaming. The games aren't new enough to be "cool" but they aren't old enough to be "retro." So basically, they're cheap. Ghetto Gamer contributor Hyp3rblue digs deep--but not too deep--into gaming's past to see what we may have just missed.
Asura's Wrath was underrated and the dlc was one of the few times i actually felt like a dlc was worth the money.
Everytime I see a picture of Asura's Wrath I get a moment of happiness for knowing that niche game and then the realization of why it failed with the DLC that made me hate Capcom to the point of saying I wouldn't buy a game of theirs again!
(bought DMC5 on release)
well I agree this list is terrible. Had to click just to see how bad it was. If someone wanted to know wt the best games were this decade and stumbled upon this list they would think "wt happened to gaming in the 2010's" lol
The successes of Ratchet and Clank and the Crash-themed Easter eggs shown in Uncharted 4, have a lot of individuals hopeful for a new game. Yet, we have heard that Activision holds the rights to franchise the beloved bandicoot. With their focus on releasing the next Call of Duty, would it be worth their time to make money on nostalgia?
If Sony released a new Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon games on PS4 I would literally flip out and scream like a little girl
Crash, spyro, gex, croc, tombi, medievil... They need to come back, for the love of the platform gaming!
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They're trying to make people fall in love with the game to ignore the price they pay...
Or just pull in the kids with multiple toys like a pedophile in order to sell more.
Because it works when a child starts holding on to a copy of whatever they want and, while almost in tears, begs their mom or dad for the game.
If it's to see them smile or make them shut up it works.
Wow, this is a pathetic excuse for an article, let alone "news"
It's the same kind of tactics Pokémon used back in the day... well I guess they still do.
Oh well, the reviews for the game have been surprisingly good, and initial cost is nowhere NEAR $300. So, unless your kids are spoiled, or you're a really badass (or rich) parent, you don't have much to worry about.
I want to know how soon until some hacker figures out the electronic keys for the figures, copies them, then publish them on the web.
You know its going to happen.
R.I.P Spyro