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Metal Gear
I’m taking a bit of a break from Until Dawn to play some Phantom Pain today. I’m very impressed with the game so far. It’s blown my mind a few times at this point because I thought I was looking at a cinema scene and realized I could move and that it was actually gameplay.
Until Dawn First Thoughts
So far I’m really enjoying my time with the game. It’s nice to see that someone took the time to make “The everyday horror movie” into a game. I know that sounds kinda lame but there really isn’t a lot. Most survival horror games are over the top such as SIlent Hill, Resident Evil, etc. Not that there is anything at all wrong with that but it’s kind of refreshing to just play out your typical slasher flick.
Oh yeah! Finally some more PS4 survival horror! I’m about half a hour in and i’m already really enjoying myself.
So, we got a taste of Starfox Zero at Nintendo’s E3 digital event. The best thing anyone could say about it is that it looks like the games we grew uo loving. I’m still not convinced on all this two screen stuff. It just looks like a whole lot going on and to me sensory overload.
http://16bitbros.com/2015/06/starfox-zero/
The Shenmue 3 kickstarter went live last night. It has already surpassed it’s 2 million dollar goal. This is awesome news! It’s so great to see the gaming community come together to bring this game to life. I’m also proud to say that I’m one of those people. Now it looks like all we have to do is wait….Is it done yet?!
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Tonight at the Sony E3 conference the Shenmue 3 kickstarter campaign was announced.
I lost my freaking mind.
Many of us thought we would never get to see the next chapter of the Shenmue saga. The goal for the kickstarter is 2 million. As of the time that I write this it has already made over a cool million. I usually don’t get involved with any Kickstarter games but this is one I fully intend to back. As a long time fan of the series there is just no way I can’t.
“It’s up to you to save Shenmue 3″ – Yu Suzuki said during the trailer.
Let’s save it! Shenmue 3 is going to happen!
http://16bitbros.com/2015/06/shenmue-3-kickstarter/
We’ve all talked about it. A few of us have dreams about it. Others say it would be a abomination. Honestly, not many thought it would actually ever happen but Final Fantasy 7 is getting a remake. I always said I’d hate to see it being done but now that I’ve seen the trailer I’m kinda excited. The chills I got at 1:17 are probably a good sign.
http://16bitbros.com/2015/06/ff7-getting-a-remake/
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FInally Printed Again
The Link to The Past comics are finally being reprinted. I've kept my original all these years but I'm still probably going to order one. Below is my original copy.
This is why Nintendo still rules. They didn't have to reply to this kid but they did. He will remember this for the rest of his life. Respect, Nintendo.
This is so satisfying to look at
#LeaveItToBeaver strolling by #TheMunsters home💚💛💜
NES Reviews - #1 Star Voyager
I've decided to review every NES game that I decide to play. Why? Why not.
First up is Star Voyager published by Acclaim. The game is deceptively simple. If you don't have a manual or a guide then you probably won't figure out what you are supposed to be doing or what any of the symbols on the screen mean. Once you have figured it out though there isn't a whole heck of a lot to do. Warp to new sectors and destroy enemies, visit planets or space stations for fuel and upgrades. Then destroy some enemies if you're lucky enough to find one. I can respect the game because it's a pretty neat idea but just not much else. It feels more tech demo than a real game. In the end games such as Star Trek 25th anniversary or The Next Generation on the same console are much better games of the same breed.
Pew Pew!
I spent my night of sleeplessness playing Metroid. As a kid I could never do much with the game. I'd get helplessly lost or just be killed again and again. I actually made it pretty far into the game before calling it quits for the night. It's kind of cool to go back to games you had so much trouble with when you were younger and just dominate that ass.
