"The overriding feeling that pervades through Space Invaders Infinity Gene is one of being perfectly pitched, managing to feel fresh and that every new stage is a leap into the unknown. It might not change the face of gaming, but it certainly continues to re-invent the Space Invaders series and should be lauded for successfully taking it in new and interesting directions."
Carlos writes "This week sees six more titles given the Xbox One backwards compatibility feature, from well-known masterpieces to lesser known XBLA titles...but are they worth returning to or should you wait out for something better?"
Heard AC Rouge was really good though I never got a chance to play. Borderlands 2 being BC is kind of silly since you can buy 2 and the Pre-Sequel for like 15 bucks with all the DLC and 4 player local coop but it's free in March so that is certainly not a bad thing.
Also borderlands plays so much better in the remastered.
For the xbox 360, the menus are out of size for the screen (was for bl1) that you'd use the right analog to pan the screen so you can see what you're doing.
Honestly, they should remaster bl1. That along with the handsome jack collection, it's an amazing bundle of value.
I really enjoyed Rogue. Not a huge fan of BC and going back to old titles, but that's well worth a play.
I don't own an Xbox One but I do love that I can carry over a lot of my Xbox 360 games if I choose to get one!
Finally the day has come. I purchased Rogue quite a while ago hoping I could eventually play it on Xb1. I hope it was worth the wait.
The Quality Index champions the best space-based shooters available on iPad.
The producer who is creating Asteroids movie has gotten hold of the Space Invaders license, too.
Well, I do hope they're creative as all balls for this. Otherwise this will probably be 100% terribad.
This is not an interesting movie game translation.............Not even a good idea.......
Yeah what story are they gonna use? It would all have to be made up now since there was really no story to the original game.
