Koerri and KJ recap the nominees and winners from this years game awards and reveal the Play Legit winners. It’s The People’s Voice! Happy Holidays from all of us at PL.
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Mo Chocolate is opening his newly acquired PS5. Let’s check it out!
The Fortnite Fiasco I PLP025
Koerri and KJ welcome you to your Destination for Gaming and Real Talk. Apple/Google Play/Epic Games Fortnite Mobile wars Heat up. It’s a Battle of the Big Bucks. Who is in the right?
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Streets of Rage 4 Video Review: It’s Just Too Much Fun
KJ gives his official review for Streets of Rage 4. Was it worth the 26 year wait? Let’s see right now. Video Edited By Koerri Elijah.
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8-Bit Troll Stage 23: Social Existence
Trolling By: Gremlik The Grump
So get this. I sleep for a year and chump change, then everything goes nuts. What is going on? I’m walking down the street to take in this uncanny situation. Angrily pacing to swipe my neighbor’s latest Amazon package, I see a law enforcement dude. He tells me to go back inside. Now that’s not unusual, but then he informs me of this so-called “Stay at Home” order. Continue reading “8-Bit Troll Stage 23: Social Existence”
The Witcher Season 1 Review
Real Talk By CMackDaDon
Netflix has been buzzing since the end of 2019 with the popular adaption of “The Witcher” franchise into an 8-episode live-action drama starting the DCEU’s Superman: Henry Cavill as lead monster-hunter Geralt of Rivia. The Witcher franchise is well-known to gamers and literature fans, with the books dating back to the first novel written by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski in 1993, and the PC and console-based games dating back to 2007. Continue reading “The Witcher Season 1 Review”
‘John Wick Hex’ Aims for an October Release
Lock and load. John Wick Hex is coming October 8th, 2019. Continue reading “‘John Wick Hex’ Aims for an October Release”
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order Review: Squad-up
Real Talk By: KJ
This third entry is a switch exclusive published by Nintendo and developed by Team Ninja. Could this unique company pairing deliver? Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is a throwback for several reasons. For one, it refreshes the importance of couch coop. Also, pluses and negatives of past outings have made it over. Continue reading “Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order Review: Squad-up”
Battletoads Real Thoughts
Real Talk By: KJ
Battletoads. It’s back. Years would go by as Microsoft would sit on this treasured IP. Finally, we have been treated to comeback of sorts. A level of care was definitely taken out in gameplay, but sadly it takes a hit when factoring in the shocking change in art-styles. This reminds us at Play Legit of ‘Rise of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’, but with less character detail. The most recent Killer Instinct included Rash as a playable guest fighter. This iteration did the IP justice. I was getting excited for the full-on return. Then, E3 2019 happened. As it stands The New Battletoads is something that I’ll still play, but my hype meter has definitely lowered. We were waiting almost 20 years for a true follow up, so i’m hoping the gameplay delivers in a big way. In this aspect of the game possibly it will retain that classic feel, because the appearance is off me. Real Talk.
Shakedown: Hawaii Review: Money Over Mayhem
Real Talk By: KJ
Retro City Rampage was a fun take on the open world genre. Mocking Grand Theft Auto, taking many playful jabs at pop culture. It was considered a success and is available on a vast amount of gaming devices. As expected, its followup Shakedown: Hawaii would be a highly anticipated Indie Release. RCR went for the 8-bit look, now we’re in 16-bit territory. It’s easy to see a lot of time was put into the visuals. Animations, explosions, destruction overall impresses. Pedestrians are more lively. See them regularly taking selfies, working out, adding more life to this well-designed world map. Driving around is a breeze, and controls well. A standout look has been achieved. Music carries the Miami Vice 80’s vibe. Synth-fueled Jams perfect for cruising and engaging in shootouts.
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