Zakia here, time for a new challenge: Intrusion.
Tafari is a great card and is very underrated. If used well, can screw over a inexperienced player. You will want him even if you don’t, simply because he is a fun card for stalling =P
Fire up Intrusion on normal, and start a new game.
It’s certainly shaping up to be a busy weekend for some Capcom fans. Hot on the heels of their announcement that Bionic Commando: Rearmed would be released over PSN and Live this week, a senior marketing manager at Capcom revealed a special surprise for PS3 owners.
Our first two Weekly Freebie installments focused on commercial games that had been released as freeware. This week we’re changing things up a little with a first person shooter that has been free from the day it was released.
The remake of the classic Bionic Commando is getting its release on Xbox Live tomorrow, and for only 800 points!
‘Bionic Commando Rearmed’ offers a revamped graphics and game engine, multiplayer modes including co-op, and a reworked musical score.
The game looks like pure awesome in a jar, check out the trailer below.
The folks over at Crunch TIme Games have finally announced a release date for their XBLA top-down shooter ‘Shred Nebula’, it will be released on September 3 with a cost of 800 points.
It looks like it could be a good alternative to GeoWars for some top down shooting madness, including the online multiplayer sorely missed from GeoWars2.
Trailer after the break.
So, how many of you remember Windows 3.1? Ok, fine. How many of you were alive when Windows 3.1 came out. Anyway, there was this great game on it called Jezzball (please be careful with the spelling of that one!) that involved cutting off areas of a level while little balls bounced around (it recently got a Flash modernization by the name of Colorfill). I mention it because I feel like Filler is a spiritual successor to Jezzball, and that’s definitely a compliment.
We’re all familiar with the amazing franchises we’ve come to grow and love (or hate). If you bring up big names like Super Smash Brothers, Halo, Metal Gear, Mario, or Sonic, even people who don’t play games will recognize them. However, there’s some titles out there that even many hardcore gamers go “huh?” when you mention them.
Admittedly, there’s likely plenty I’d respond in the same manner. However, I’ve played a fair share and come across ten gems that the vast majority of gamers I’ve spoken with never heard of before. It might be that I’m just talking to the wrong people and thus “phailing” at choosing the right games for this list. But I suppose you’ll need to read it first.
While we were assembling our list of the best comic book games we noticed some strange patterns. For one thing, Spiderman or the X-men are in pretty much all of them. Isn’t it odd then that the Spiderman and X-men game kind of sucked? And why can’t DC make a good game for once?
We’re hoping the upcoming DC Universe Online for PC and PS3 changes all that, but we’ve been burned before so we’ll reserve judgement for now. On with the list!
Amorphous+ is quite a simple game, it’s basically destroy as many blobs as you can with your gigantic sword. Yet it somehow makes for a very addictive experience.
Sarcasm aside it’s not really a game, well it does have a little bit of gameplay…. Why is it so great then? I guess you’ll have to play it to find out.
This is no doubt the smallest flash article I’ve ever written, but sadly there isn’t much else I can write about it.
If you get stuck just read the title again.
