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Castlevania Symphony of the Night
Symphony of the Night is the 15th Castlevania game if one counts the games released only in Japan and to computer systems, but to us gamers in America, it was the 10th, including Kid Dracula and other games released to the Game Boy. It was, however, the 5th Castlevania game I played upon its original release way back in 1997.
Aaron DennisPublished 7 years ago in GamersSonic the Hedgehog 4
Sega, during the early to mid nineties, were on fire with their main series Sonic the Hedgehog games. Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2 and 3 (and Knuckles) sold very well and all were considered instant classics at the time, and still considered to be classics even now. While Sega were busy creating these main series games and polishing them to be as fine as they could be, there were an awful lot of other Sonic the Hedgehog related games that were released around the same time, to placate the fans and to generate as much lovely money as they could. Come the invention of three dimensions in video games however, Sega found themselves in difficulties. A false start with their home console, the Sega Saturn, led to no new main series Sonic the Hedgehog games being created for it, instead their ideas being carried over and focused on their newer machine, the Dreamcast. This eventually resulted in the first fully 3D platforming Sonic the Hedgehog game, Sonic Adventure.
Dylan CopelandPublished 7 years ago in Gamers'Fortnite Battle Royale' Review
In today's review, we’re gonna be taking a look at Fortnite’s "Battle Royale." Should you download it? Let's find out! Fortnite is an early access game developed in conjunction with People Can Fly game studios and Epic Games. It is a co-op sandbox survival game that has been released for paid early access to the main game. The "Battle Royale" mode was added in recently and is 100% free to play. A full free to play version of Fortnite is expected to release sometime in 2018.
Etienne S.Published 7 years ago in GamersSonic the Hedgehog 3 (and Knuckles)
Sega found themselves in an interesting situation after the release of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, a game that improved over the original and was an incredible exercise in level design and overall game creation. It was a success, and they knew they could equal or even outdo that success with another game in the series. The question they found themselves asking is "where do we go from here?" and they were able to answer that question, eventually.
Dylan CopelandPublished 7 years ago in GamersSonic the Hedgehog 2
Sonic the Hedgehog was a huge success on it's original release for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis in 1991, becoming a real, legitimate rival for Nintendo who dominated the video game market at the time with their mascot, Super Mario. Sonic the Hedgehog changed the game and showed that there was room at the top for two. Sega needed to capitalise on this newfound success, and they did so with the release of the imaginatively titled Sonic the Hedgehog 2, also released for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis a year after the original, in 1992. Since its release it has been ported and rereleased on all sorts of different video gaming platforms, most recently for mobile devices in 2013 in a remastered version.
Dylan CopelandPublished 7 years ago in GamersBest Xbox One Accessories for Gamers
The Xbox One has become one of the most popular game consoles in history — and it's obvious why. Great games, awesome graphics, and the ability to turn into a full entertainment system makes the Xbox One a smart investment for anyone who loves gaming, fun, and media.
Patricia SarkarPublished 7 years ago in GamersBest Nintendo 3DS Mario Games
Mario is a classic franchise in the video game industry, super fun, super versatile, and a super smash of awesome family enjoyment mixed with hilarious storylines. Nintendo's red-wearing Italian super hero has been, and continues to be, the very face of Nintendo, with some of the best titles made for all ages that can be played anywhere on your very own Nintendo 3DS.
George HermanPublished 7 years ago in GamersMust Play Nintendo 3DS Pokemon Games
Pokemon is one of the most popular gaming franchises of all times, and it's become an international phenomenon for decades. Everyone around the world knows what a Pikachu is, who Ash Ketchum is, and what a pokeball looks like.
James LizowskiPublished 7 years ago in GamersTop Nintendo 3DS LEGO Games
For years now, the Lego video game series has infused classic stories with over the top humor and fun couch co-op. With new installments every year, and more features added, there seems to be no end in sight for this childish yet alluring franchise. Sometimes, when modern gaming culture becomes overly cluttered with in app purchases and loot, its nice to journey to the the most recognizable of worlds for some light hearted takes on our favorite legends. Thankfully, most of the lego series can be played on the go if you don't feel like a lego game is a good use of hard drive space on your console. And what better way to bolster your already stellar 3DS Library than with some classic stories? Here are the top Nintendo 3DS Lego Games.
Bjorn BjornsonPublished 7 years ago in GamersDigimon Rumble Arena
Digimon started off as virtual pet toys in the early 1990's and has been converted to many various other formats ever since including the famous anime, movies, video games and the not so well-known books. The popularity of the new series, Digimon Adventure Tri has breathed new life into old characters and brought in new merchandise for the franchise, proving very much that it is not dead.
Chloe GilholyPublished 7 years ago in GamersEverquest Landmark
Everquest Landmark was an ambitious game. It was created to be a game focused on creating content for another game, Everquest Next. The idea was to give players the tools to create a variety of new buildings and objects and then choose the best to include in the upcoming Everquest Next.
Richard GreinerPublished 7 years ago in GamersMust Have Nintendo 3DS Accessories for Gamers
If you're a gamer like me, you know a recently-purchased handheld portable device isn't so personable until you add that extra flavor — a certain pizzazz only provided by add-ons and secondary equipment.