Posts Tagged ‘stealth gameplay’
Review: Rush‘N Attack Ex-Patriot (XBLA, PSN)
From the tactical espionage action of Solid Snake in Metal Gear to the vampire-slaying exploits of Simon Belmont in Castlevania to the gung-ho guerrilla combat of Bill Rizer and Lance Bean in Contra, Konami made a name for themselves by developing and publishing quality games which could perhaps be best described as “manly.” It was simply something they were good at, and you could even see it in their name (if spelled backwards): “I man, ok?”
Simple, perhaps even subliminal, but effective.
But while those titles have managed to endure, even thrive into the present day, there was another title which was not quite so fortunate: Rush’N Attack.
2 Player Review: Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
"Nice to see you Jim. You been working out?"
“2 Player Reviews” is a series of articles in which two members of the Wing Damage staff separately review a game, so as to give our readers multiple perspectives on the subject matter.
Player 1 – Jonah “spambot” Gregory
As a reader of comic books, and a fan of the Batman universe in general, I have been waiting a long time for a game starring the Dark Knight that was worth playing. Sure, there were a few games I enjoyed back in the day, like the NES game simply titled Batman and The Adventures of Batman & Robin for the SNES, but every venture into the realm of 3D has ended poorly.
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Videogame Jam of the Day Latest Podcast- Barrel Roll #150 - "I Can't Stop Playing James Brown" January 31, 2012Welcome to our one-hundred and fiftieth episode! This should probably be some sort of milestone, but instead we carry on and talk about video games as per usual. This week we are joined by Mike Bachmann, host of Fistful of Pixels and generally known as a decent sort of fellow. Topics include Dustforce, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Resident Evil: Revelation […]
