
PALGN writes: "Dark Void is an interesting game because it was actually born several years before its 2010 release. Initially, Capcom wanted it to be a dual-screen platforming adventure for arcades, but it was eventually put away in some deep and dark vault where all of Capcom's unfinished projects reside. Let's just call it a 'Void' for terrible pun's sake. So after several years of laying dormant, Capcom have finally shown off and released Dark Void, both in its 2D dual-screen platforming form for the DS, and a new, 3D action game version for the Xbox 360, PC, and PlayStation 3, developed by Airtight Games. But was the 3D transition worth doing? Well, it's a bit of a yes, and a little bit of a no, as Dark Void doesn't have anything particularly wrong with it, but it's nothing to go screaming home about either."
April's 2021 Games with Gold lineup includes the Xbox One titles, Vikings: Wolves of Midgard and Truck Racing Championship. Xbox 360 titles are Dark Void and Hard Corps: Uprising.
Dark Void is a pretty decent game, I have it on disc for PS3 but hey... I'll grab it digitally to play on my Series S. Hard Corps Uprising is a freaking sweet (and hard) game. I've had that for a while and still cannot beat it.
Lol the Austria leak was fake then. This looks better than last months which was rubbish
*Truck Racing Championship*
"monitor tire wear..."
Yeah, that's what I want out of a video game. /s
What have they got in store for next month, Vehicle Inspection Sticker: The Game?
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Posted by James Martin on Apr 05, 2016 // Director of Marketing, PS Now
Dust off your finest crimson overcoat and sharpen your sword because Devil May Cry 4 and Devil May Cry HD Collection — as well as several other Capcom games — are joining the PlayStation Now subscription service today.
Here are the Capcom games joining the PS Now Subscription service.