Crash Team Rumble has potential to fill a somewhat underserved niche in the industry.
There doesn't seem to be many party or casual multiplayer mini game collections around, especially with big IP like Crash Bandicoot.
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Crash Team Rumble has potential to fill a somewhat underserved niche in the industry.
There doesn't seem to be many party or casual multiplayer mini game collections around, especially with big IP like Crash Bandicoot.
Wow, #ageofempires 2 campaigns are so enjoyable!
The historical storytelling and immersive quality of these missions are extremely impressive for a genre that doesn't usually excel in these areas.
Railroad Empire
Source: VideoGames and Computer Entertainment 14 (March 1990)
Scan Source: RetroMags
Zelda Tears of Kingdom looks like an expansion pack for Breath of The Wild, not a bad thing just an observation.
My impression is that I didn't like the first game and this one won't change my mind.
Feeling downbeat and moody about the direction of the video game industry today.
Have we reached a point where new innovative experiences have been exhausted?
We've certainly reached a point where nearly all mainstream releases fit into one of a few established formulas, and even many Indie games just swap aesthetic coats of paint.
Personally, I feel fatigue.
Its not all bad though, some recent games that reignited some passion for the hobby: Pentiment, Hi Fi Rush, Persona 5 Royal.
Now reading: The Man in The Gray Flannel Suit.
A novel about American suburbania, depression, identity, and corporate conformity.
Released in 1955.
A collection of Halo 2 press kit images.
My favorite is the beam rifle shot in Ivory Tower, but funnily enough I don't like the map much.
"Don't be afraid to go into your library and read every book."
-- Dwight D. Eisenhower