Drew Leachman writes: I play a good amount of fighting games. Now, I won’t say I’m an expert at them- I’m far from it, but I have played my fair share and like to think I know a good amount about the genre. Almost out of nowhere, a not so well known developer, FK Digital, releases a port of an arcade fighting game for the PS3 called Chaos Code. With numerous influences from other titles, it has some good things going for it, but there are a few small items as well as one big issue that keep this fighter from being great.
Can a game from 2011 take full advantage of the PS4 hardware? Find out in our Chaos Code PS4 Review!
FK Digital debuted first footage of its newly announced Code Chaos: New Sign of Catastrophe for PlayStation 4 during Taipei Game Show 2016.
During its Taipei Game Show Press Conference, Sony Comp… Ahem, Interactive Entertainment Showcased multiple PlayStation VR and PS4 games, and below you can check out the trailer.
and they said vr is doa,look at all support around the world if sony can make it 350-400 then i'll applaud them
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Hehehe, O!My Genesis is like a VR esk version of a clasdic 1980's game like "populous" it seems
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Fantastic, hell bring on Populous VR..lol
They basically have one for every major trade show. There are a few that don't even get reported because they're smaller.
The JRPG game, Telltale Project VR and RIGS have my full interest.
PS4 exclusives just keep popping out of nowhere. I want to know PSVR price already.
