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New H2Overdrive Trailer Full Of Raw Thrills
Developer Specular Interactive's spiritual sequel to Hydro Thunder, known as H2Overdrive, looks to offer everything you'd want from a proper sequel to Midway's high-speed, big jump-filled boat racing game. Specifically, that's just more Hydro Thunder. More »Raw Thrill's H2Overdrive In VideOH MY GOD!!!
Hydro Thunder Spiritual Sequel On The Way? [Update]
Arcade Heroes is reporting today that the team behind the original Hydro Thunder is developing a spiritual sequel to the Midway arcade classic, set to debut at next week's ATEI show in London. More »Guitar Hero Arcade Coming In February
Activision, Konami and the guys who make Buck Hunter? Strange combination. But that's the team behind the arcade version of Guitar Hero, and in an interview with MTV, they've spoken at length on the game. More »Target: Terror Still The Worst Looking Wii Game In Existence
Konami's console port of the Raw Thrills arcade shooter Target: Terror set eyeballs ablaze when it was announced in January. A batch of new screen shots of the light-gun shooter turned Wii Zapper cash-in are set to temporarily blind a new group of unlucky saps in glorious 400 by 280 resolution. It's hard to believe that any game could possibly unseat Target: Terror, but we know that some brave shovelware publisher is going to give the old college try. More »