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Nine Players On One Disc Bundling the game with all DLC, Runbow Deluxe is the ultimate edition of this WiiU party platformer. For more on Runbow Deluxe, read the exclusive myGamer interview with 13AM Games HERE. Sold for $30 in physical disc format, here is a breakdown of everything that is included with Runbow Deluxe […]
The Sleeper Hit of the eShop Not only does Fairune 2 expand upon the first game, it stands as one of the most charming 3DS eShop exclusive titles to date. Outside of first party Nintendo games, I think Circle Entertainment/Skipmore/Urara-Works titles are some of the highest quality and most entertaining on the 3DS eShop. Witch […]
More Loading Than Shooting If you have been to a bar, arcade, movie theater, pizza restaurant, or local mall sometime over the last few years you have probably seen, played, or noticed a Golden Tee or Buck Hunter arcade machine sitting in the corner. Using a rifle as a controller, Buck Hunter has become one […]
Glitches and Loading It is easy to see that Ginger: Beyond the Crystal was inspired by great 3D platformers such as Super Mario 64, the N64 Banjo titles, and even early Spyro the Dragon games but fails on almost every mark. Imagine if a Smurf and a Snork, cartoons from the early 80s, had a […]
Low Price Point, Low Features If you are looking for a low cost headset that still has some quality, the HyperX Cloud Stinger can fit that bill. Sold for $50, the Cloud Stinger is a lower cost alternative than its older brother, the HyperX CloudX headset. But with lower cost means compromising on additional bells […]
Bursting Your Bubble Pirate Pop Plus is a poor man’s Buster Bros. only with an original pea green Gameboy visual style. If you are unfamiliar with Buster Bros., or the Pang series as it is known overseas, you play as a character trapped in a single screen, shooting arrows upward to pop bubbles. Once a […]
An Accessible Rougelike Even though Quest of Dungeons has a generic title, lacking soundtrack, and limited graphical palette, this “enemies move when you move” tile-based Rougelike had me addicted from beginning to end thanks to the accessible gameplay mechanics, a lenient difficulty factor, and the constant quest for better loot. Quest of Dungeons looks and […]
Not What You Wanted But Not Bad The last 2D Metroid was the Gameboy Advance’s Metroid Zero Mission back in early 2004. Although the 3D Metroid Prime series was well received during the GC and Wii era, along with several Virtual Console re-releases, fans have been frothing at the mouth for a new 2D Metroid. […]
Retro Done Right River City Ransom and Super Dodge Ball are a couple of my favorite NES games. While America received some Dodge Ball sequels and other Kunio-Kun spin-offs, we never got a true sequel to River City. Now, over 25 years later, Natsume, in partnership with Arc System Works and Million, has released River […]
Falling Into Place Tetris. Most people have probably played this game at some point in their life. Whether it was on an internet connected PC, a pea-green colored handheld system, a graphing calculator, an illegal version on an 8-bit system, the side of a building, or even on a t-shirt, Tetris is a phenomenon known […]
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