PSN/XBLA/Wiiware spil på vej

Sumez>
Nyt Shoot'em up fra G.Rev, kommer om under to uger:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlzQW2zQj3g

Det må da have været omtalt herinde før? Synes ikke jeg har set det.

jaes>
Monster World IV kommer til XBLA og PSN. Desværre ingen yderligere info eller screens/film:
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/03/31/segas-monster-world-4-coming-to-xbla-psn-and-not-virtual-cons/

SEGA® of America, Inc. and SEGA® Europe Ltd. today announced the upcoming re-release of Guardian Heroes™, a classic Action-RPG Brawler by celebrated developers Treasure. Originally released for the SEGA Saturn™ in 1996, Guardian Heroes has been re-mastered with enhanced graphics, online co-op and battle modes, all-new modes of play, and more. The game will be available via Xbox LIVE® Arcade for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft this fall.

“Ever since we began to make SEGA’s classic Dreamcast and the Mega Drive titles available for modern systems, the fan response has been overwhelming – and the demand for their favorite games has been pouring in,” said Haruki Satomi, VP of Digital Business at SEGA. “Players have been clamoring for this treasured favorite from the Saturn days, and we cannot wait to show them what we have got for them.”

Guardian Heroes brings the Saturn favorite to life with new HD graphics, presenting Treasure’s iconic fast-paced gameplay on a new generation of hardware, with all of the convenience of purchase via instant download. The game also features:

Action-RPG Brawling: Choose one of five heroes to level up and guide along a branching storyline with five different endings
Friends, Foes, and Fighters: Play the game’s Story Mode alone or with a second player, or challenge Versus Mode with up to 12 players at once
Extended Gameplay: Time Attack Mode, Arcade Mode, Arrange Mode and more allow players to explore every nuance of 45 different fighters
Fully Re-Mastered: All-new graphics and visual effects bring the classic to life in a completely high-definition, widescreen presentation.

Fan favorite developer Treasure made a name for themselves with the Genesis title Gunstar Heroes, which took the action-shooter template from Contra and turned it on its head. Later, they took on the beat-em-up genre with their Saturn title Guardian Heroes. But while Treasure had attempted to invade the mascot platformer field with their Genesis title Dynamite Headdy, their first attempt at a full blown, Nintendo-style Super Mario Bros. type game was Mischief Makers. It's actually far closer in structure and function to Super Mario World or Yoshi's Island than any of Nintendo's efforts for their own 64-bit system, and does an admirable job at mimicking Nintendo style games while possessing a flair of its own.

The ravages of time have not been particularly kind to the Nintendo 64 - while its competitors had a number of 2D games that have aged gracefully over the years, a huge amount of the games on the system relied on blurry, choppy 3D, with only a handful of Nintendo's own titles that still hold up. In that respect, Mischief Makers is one of the scant few titles in a league of its own, and still one of the most own titles for the system. It's also one of the only games that actually does a damn good job at matching Nintendo's own style of platforming games, something Nintendo itself seemed to have lost after Yoshi's Island on the SNES. It's also pretty cheap on the used game market, so it's quite easy to find, and most definitely worth it.

jaes>
Monster World IV kommer til XBLA og PSN. Desværre ingen yderligere info eller screens/film:
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/03/31/segas-monster-world-4-coming-to-xbla-psn-and-not-virtual-cons/

Sumez>
Jeg ved hvad Spelunker er, men hvad er Spelunky? :)