
Originally Posted by
Iron Ape
Actually, bro, I've never even heard of it. What's it all about?
Retro Game Challenge, is basically a compilation of retro games, that never existed.. But what seperates this from any other gaming compilation, is that there is a story mode to playing each game.. You're in some Japanese gameshow and with each game (and they are full games), there are 4 challenges you must complete to move on to the next game.. Once you finish the challenges, the games are there to play to the fullest, and they are all tributes to the classics.. Rally King is a top down racer that kind of feels like RC Pro-AM or the Off-Road series, except there is a drifting mechanic.. Then there's my personal fav, a full RPG, Guardia Quest, think Dragon Warrior when it comes to playing this one.. And then you receive this monthly gaming magazine throughout the game, and it gives you actual stories, tips, and cheat codes like the old school gaming magazines.. But don't take my word for it, take a look at their website and see the games itself, I guarantee you these are retro-done-right..
http://www.retrogamechallenge.com/

Originally Posted by
Iron Ape
The closest thing we're going to get to River City Ransom is probably going to be that downloadable Double Dragon Neon game that's dropping in September. I'm excited because, well, I'm a
huge Double Dragon fan, but the main draw is actually the fact that WayForward are behind it. They're like the masters at making little tributes to the 8 and 16-bit classics, so I immediately inhale pretty much whatever smoke they kick my way (Thor has been seeing a lot of play on my DS as of late, incidentally).
Oh, and I think the name of that game you're looking for is, hilariously, Technos Samurai. You've had it the whole time.

LMAO Wow, thats comedy lolol.. I had it the whole time smh.. But yeah, I seen that Double Dragon Neon game, it got me interested.. I had all the DD games from the original NES (I even liked the SNES fighting game spin-off), but my favorite DD, was the original arcade cabinet.. It was just the step up in graphics at that time, its like I could play DD at home as a kid, but I would still go to the arcade and spend my quarters to play basically the same game I own just with arcade graphics.. We had some solid Beat-Em-Ups back then, I remember countless quarters going into the arcade versions of DD, X-Men, Simpsons, TMNT, Bad Dudes, Bucky O Hare, Final Fight, and the list goes on..

Originally Posted by
Iron Ape
I'm going to be honest: Tomba hit within a week or two of that awesome treasure trove of stuff that Playstation Plus gave out, and it just sort of got lost in the shuffle. I decided to give Bulletstorm another run through, too, and that's soaked up a good chunk of the limited gaming time I've been able to fit in over the last couple of weeks.
I'll get back to it, though, I promise.
Yeah you gotta let me know if you get a good feel for the game.. I'm not 100% sure because im going by memory of the PSX days, but I think the clunky jump you were speaking about changes up after you work your way through the second mission.. You earn new attributes as you progress through the game.. If you ever do get back to it, let me know what you think?? Im really interested in your opinion on the title..
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