Hyper Sentinel | 11th May 2018 (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch)
“A face-melting, pixel-pumping arcade shoot 'em up featuring awesome power-ups, epic boss battles and spectacular effects at a blistering 60fps. Blast into battle against giant space destroyers in Arcade Mode, tackle endless waves of enemies in Survival Mode and face off against epic level guardians in Boss Run mode.“
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Indie developer Huey Games has confirmed that its retro inspired shoot'em up, Hyper Sentinel, will also release on Nintendo Switch along with PC (via Steam), PS4 and Xbox One. The game is currently set to release sometime this summer. You can get a glimpse of the game thanks to the new Nintendo
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I’d call it the Wall of Shame, but I’m not ashamed of some of these at all. (All pictures are taken from YouTube thumbnails of videos)
LocoRoco
I bought this in a pack with Patapon and LocoRoco and I honestly thought this was pretty boring. Cute music though.
Patapon
It’s a fun game that I just haven’t gotten around to finishing it
Dragon’s Dogma Dark Arisen
Is this game cursed for me? I swear every time I try to play this, I always end up losing interest. It’s weird because this never happened to me with the original Dragon’s Dogma.
Aegis of Earth: Protonovus Assault
For some reason, I bought this a second time and tried to finish it a second time. Then I stopped. I just don’t see the point in replaying it, it wasn’t the greatest game to begin with.
Hunted: The Demon’s Forge
I was told this had good combat. It does not have good combat. It’s just another PS3 generation FPS shooter with swords, arrows, co-op and a third-person view instead of just guns and a first-person view.
Wild Arms 3 (and also Rogue Galaxy)
I bought these two because I was in a wild flurry of buying up PS2 titles "I never got to experience as a kid" (aka the-no-childhood-PS2-pile). I just didn't end up playing either because I realized I bought way too many of these games, and there was no realistic way I was going through these two mega-length RPG’s as well as the Dark Cloud series. I'm aiming to complete this next year though.
Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations
Despite not being a Naruto fan, I totally snagged a copy of this for myself. We always played this at house parties so I legitimately got it for the gameplay.
Anyway I actually beat the Story Mode... but not the Survival Mode. I’ve sunk about 24 hours into the game already trying to get past all the challenges. It’s quite annoying, as the game clearly isn’t balanced around you fighting 10 consecutive opponents in a row, though I have figured out some nice, cheesy strategies for the AI. Let’s just say I started with an overly-complicated Sai setup and ended up going with solo Post-Chuunin Exam Gaara (since that version of Gaara just destroys AI-controlled enemies).
Viking: Battle for Asgard
I’m... not entirely sure why I stopped playing this tbh. I was totally playing this, up until the moment I wasn’t. I think me suddenly realizing “hey I can get games digitally now” halfway through this year probably had something to do with this.
Xenon Valkryie+
This game gave me a headache (because of the hard, randomized gameplay)
Hyper Sentinel
This game gave me a headache (because of its graphics)
Overlord: Raising Hell
This game gave me a headache (because of the framerate on the PS3 version)
Arc the Lad 2
I swear to God, one day I’ll be able to complete a run of this game with a fully cleared save of Arc 1, and it won’t get interrupted by problems like *my computer completely dying on me* or *my hard drive completely dying on me*