It was on Android, I forgot the exact name but I played it about a year ago. I got sick of every 4th game the cards I won disappeared, and there was no option to remove the custom decks.
I remember hearing about this game; and how "violent" it was (yet Mortal Kombat at the time was way, way worse). I remember the re-release on the 32X with better graphics and controls however was never able to test it since I didn't own the 32X.
I'd vote Sewer Shark as a re-release, or Wirehead, but Night Trap would be interesting to visit one last time.
My gripe is when a game is hyped as the second coming, only to learn there's already DLC planned at a later time (or day 1). Then the companies bitch/complain because "not enough sales;" then release some "GotY" or "Complete" version at either reduced price or at full price with everything included.
I grew up in a time where games had unlocks; that was the drive to continue playing, and that's where the value of a game came in. Games li...
If Square released a Triple Triad version on android/IOS I'd buy it. There's some beta a person worked on, and I did try it, however it wasn't the same.
So far I'm holding opinion about him until there's something he's involved with that screams "WOW, he's actually good!" Offering a refund on Live, and no longer making apps like Netflix behind a paywall is a step in the right direction, however, I wonder if Microsoft already had those plans in gear, wanted to make it like he was "the one" to push for all this saving grace, only to find a way to manipulate the fans at a later time. I'm not trying to we...
I like that at least this makes a healthier competition between Sony and MS rather than a gaming console over multi media. I have seen some stories of various options and ideas he successfully pushed, however the biggest factor still blocks me from trying the Xbox - games that fit my needs.
On the flipside, if they'd listen to him in the first place the Xbox would be in a much better position than it is now.
And for those who will try to argue "Oh...
I can see digital if it's either A) very small game (like 200~ MB in size, as an example) or B) something you know you will keep forever, without restrictions (some type of DRM), otherwise I prefer options for those just in case moments.
After reading the article I'm going to assume Sunset Overdrive was funded by MS, and will stay on Xbox. They also mention having a lot of focus/time on this game currently, and they are 100% independent so they can do whatever, whenever.
I'm not going to jump on the hate bandwagon, nor do I care who they develop for since there's other games I can play to occupy my time. I have noticed a trend though; a lot of companies are "trading" between MS and S...
Memory lane seeing those games listed, and I had to visit a few myself:
Star Tropics
Mario 3
Final Fantasy 6
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Marvel vs Capcom
I wanted to ask, did you play it on console or PC? I ask because a game like this I wonder if it makes a difference on what platform you play it on.
I never even heard about the game until I went into Game Stop recently looking for 3D Dot Game Heroes (they had it on sale for $5 I couldn't pass it up).
I'd say it's the parents job to educate their kids and properly teach them reality/fantasy; I played violent games even before the rating system, yet I didn't do anything illegal/wrong.
I swear common sense died at the end of the 90's (not directing at you, talking about the article).
If I remember Liberty City is one area of Chicago (I may be wrong) that was somewhat recreated in GTA 3. Still it's the first game I've been following that has it re-created to the extent this game is.
Again, the GTA3 Liberty City could be of a different place however I remember reading something about that.
I'd vote yes, and some games the music/sound effects were the saving grace of the game itself. Some games I even started playing because the music was that good which ended up being very good games in my book (Tekken 3 comes to mind).
I can see though for someone who's disabled/deaf that needs some sort of closed captioning to let them know of certain things going on.
I'd buy one, help monitor health and the environment easier.
I'd argue Vice City however San Andreas did set the standard in my book for GTA games. I still own the original hot coffee version.
I'd vote Fallout 3/NV and Skyrim
I'm gonna be very "upset" if it's a typo and they meant some type of sale on the PS3/360 versions.
To all you people whining about the game getting a potential re-release:
If you don't like the idea, don't buy it; however don't assume you speak for the majority when you scream "I want new games, not HD/remakes of older games" when most of you would go buy it day one if it was ever released.
For all we...
@MorePowerOfGreen
I don't know who's worse, you or Mika when it comes to trolling; I swear every time you post something I get a headache and/or I laugh at how stupid you really are (not in that order).
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One thing Patcher fails to realize: not everyone has high speed internet (or even internet in general), so cloud gaming will take years before it actually launches; and even then there's still bandwidth caps and dial up (yes it...
I am NOT a part of that 4 million :D
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When Xbox One comes out with something that screams "buy me" I'll give it a shot; for now I don't see what games it has that grabs my attention.
The media these days isn't happy unless they nit pick at something gamers like us don't even care about; also stories that have to bring up sexuality/race is a sign of slow news. Why not talk about something like DRM, or charging for online play, or how companies milk franchises for extra $ instead of "OMG this character 'looks' gay so we have to bring it up, and see if we can get answers from the publisher."
When I enter the gaming industry, storie...