Sep 18, 2024
The Croc remaster was announced some weeks ago and I decided to draw a fanart! I really love this game, I used to play it a lot on PC when I was a kid and I'm looking forward to the remaster! 🐊✨
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The Croc remaster was announced some weeks ago and I decided to draw a fanart! I really love this game, I used to play it a lot on PC when I was a kid and I'm looking forward to the remaster! 🐊✨
Croc
Hoping for a Remake
La versione rimasterizzata del platform 3D Croc: Legend of the Gobbos verrà lanciata in formato digitale su PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Switch e PC (GOG) il 2 Aprile, ha annunciato Argonaut Games.
خبر مؤسف لعشاق Croc: تأجيل الريميك لضمان أفضل
Argonaut Games ha posticipato la versione rimasterizzata di Croc: Legend of the Gobbos dalla finestra di rilascio precedentemente pianificata per Dicembre al Q1 2025.
La versione rimasterizzata di Croc: Legend of the Gobbos sarà disponibile su PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Switch e PC (GOG) quando verrà lanciata nel 2024, ha annunciato lo sviluppatore Argonauts Games.
Argonaut Games, uno sviluppatore di giochi britannico fondato nel 1982 da Jez San e chiuso nell'Ottobre 2004, ha annunciato la sua rinascita insieme a una versione rimasterizzata di Croc: Legend of the Gobbos in uscita per "tutte le console attuali" e PC nel 2024.
Just Finished: Star Fox 2
It is now for me completely understandable why Nintendo has canceled the game even though it was barely finished. I don't say this because I understand that in 1995 this kind of 3D was outdated, or because they already knew what N64 could be capable of. I make this statement because Star Fox 2 seemed to me more like an expansion to the the first game (or a DLC if you want a modern term). And paying a full price for a game like this it would be like a scandal, and completely against to what Nintendo stands for as a gaming company.
However it was a nice touch adding it on the Super Nintendo Classic library as an official release. It was a very short experience finished in only 36 minutes in normal difficulty (I never died even once). And besides of the ship transformations to walk on the ground, a few other stuff, the game doesn't offer much more to be considered a great sequel as it maintains most of the previous game issues like the low frame rate.
With that in mind, let's respect Nintendo's decision and consider Lylat Wars (aka Star Fox 64) as the real sequel to Starwing (aka Star Fox)