Real Talk By: KJ
A familiar style of play returns. One that has been absent for far too long. Continue reading “LASTFIGHT Review: New Powers”
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Real Talk By: KJ
A familiar style of play returns. One that has been absent for far too long. Continue reading “LASTFIGHT Review: New Powers”
Real Talk By: Cmack The Don
I’m here with a review of a maybe forgotten but definitely not gone 90’s arcade hit: Virtual On.
Developed by Sega with participation from one of their in-house developers, AM-2 (famous for their work Virtua Fighter) in 1996, the first Virtual-On was an arcade success worldwide, spawning a 4-game series, plastic model sets, and even audio dramas that fill in or add to the game storyline.
People often say that the console is what killed the arcade game, with consoles being able to offer the same experience in the comfort of your own home without having to lug an unwashed sock full of quarters (or it could be old, gently worn undies, I won’t judge) to an arcade just to get clobbered by some pizza-faced punk that lives just to see you cry. Continue reading “Virtual-On Retro Review”
This track is the epitome of a proper scores. The Lost World level in Sega Dreamcast’s Sonic Adventure was by no means the most difficult level ever, but the BGM made you feel differently. Continue reading “BA-BGM: Sonic Adventure”
The Dreamcast had a hard-hitting line-up of amazing Shump games. Ikaruga is one of the more popular titles that immediately comes to mind. Well those of you who still have your systems, get ready. Ghost Blade is on the way. Continue reading “Dreamcast Lives: Ghost Blade”
Real Talk By: Cmack The Don
For this edition of Old School Sundays I’m breaking away from my usual fighting game and adventure stand bys and delving into the survival horror genre with Capcom’s 1999 pre-historic fright fest: Dino Crisis. Continue reading “Dino Crisis Retro Review (PS1, DC, PC)”
Real Talk By: KJ
Many video game characters can hand out whippings and look cool doing it. Blowing stuff up, saving worlds, ext. How about the other talents that go unnoticed? You know, cooking. Here is a list of the Best Chefs around. You still wouldn’t double cross these characters, but at least they can make you a great meal. Well, some of them anyways.
Dynamite Cop’s Plot involves pirates taking over a cruise ship, and holding the president’s daughter hostage. I guess these bandits eat really good too. One Boss you’ll fight in this Dreamcast beat-em-up, is an absurd-sounding chef named Alexander. What might be the funniest thing, is the random out-of-place things he yells, especially when he sends you to the continue screen. Hearing him yell “Damn!” is worth the price of admission.
While he is one of the low-tiered fighters in Part four of Street Fighter, in that world his cooking skills go unrivaled. This Luchador/chef El Fuerte is a unique character to say the least. Not everyone appreciates his cooking skills, but we appreciate his want to become this best regardless. His goal in SFIV was to find the best recipe in the world. We salute his hijinks and approve of his hustle.
Currently available on Tablets, Wii and The Nintendo DS/3DS. Cooking Mama gives you the full experience. Prep Food, chop and slice, make your customers happy. Get high scores. Later versions included versus battles. Your friends would decide who was top chef. The series branched off into some really bad spin-off titles. But the bulk of this franchise is centered around good eats. Tons of dish combinations were made and served.
This chef was just minding his own business being a great spaceship cook, then it happened. His vessel crash-landed on an alien world. These creatures killed your friends and left OX high and dry. That would leave anybody Pissed-Off. The game lets you defeat enemies with firearms and such, but you could also use Frying pans and other cooking utensils. If you can find this Playstation/3DO game somewhere, DOOM-style gameplay and big laughs await.
Law is primarily designed as a tribute to The Legendary Bruce Lee. Marshall Law has been a major part of Tekken since day one. One of the most used characters in the series. He had his very own restaurant. Problem is that it went out of business. The food just wasn’t for everyone as you’ll see in the video below. His first talent is of course fighting. We’re not going to tell him we dislike his food. Would you? Plus im sure he made some good dishes in between the mediocre ones. Just saying.
@PlayLegit #TopChefs
Real Talk By: KJ
With the Exciting announcement of Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, It got us thinking What other titles from Capcom should make a comeback?
There is a reason why Joe had 4 games and his own Tv series. The man has skills. Viewtiful Joe helped bring back the 2.5D platformers that are so prominent in todays titles. With his ability to slow and speed up gameplay, and unique cell shaded design, Joe could come to the modern line up of consoles and really provide a unique experience. Continue reading “Five Games That Capcom Needs to Revive”
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