RedOctane Games Launches, Vows To Bring Back Rhythm Music Games
Hey, kids, remember back in 2005, when RedOctane teamed up with Harmonix to create Guitar Hero? It was a glorious launch for music/rhythm games, which thrived on the market [...]
Maiden Cops Review – Arresting Development
Ah, nothing like a good ol’ fashioned beat-em-up with a twist. Many indie devs have already tried – and succeeded – in replicating the formula in their own special [...]
Beat ‘Em Up Collection Review – Fisticuffed
A classic game compilation can serve one of two purposes. The first is to recognize a much-celebrated legacy in the best way possible, with behind-the-scenes clips and more. The [...]
Chronicles of the Wolf Review – Digging Your Claws In
Considering all the classic Castlevania compilations we’re getting, I’m a bit surprised we’re not seeing more indie devs give the formula a go. Don’t get me wrong, there are [...]
Mamorukun ReCurse! Set To Haunt Consoles and PC This September
Who misses the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 classic “shmup” Mamorukun Curse? We sure do. The game didn’t get nearly enough attention as it deserved, especially with its quirky Japanese style. [...]
Irem Collection Volume 3 Review – When a Dragon Met Mr. Heli
ININ Games continues to do great work when it comes to preserving classic games from the past. Its resume clearly speaks for itself, but it’s on a roll with [...]
Ruffy and the Riverside Review – Is That Ruff Enuff?
This is what we need more of – inspired 3D platformers that pay homage to the classics before it. Going through Zockrates Laboratories’ Ruffy and the Riverside, I found [...]