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Indivisible Is An Amazing Action RPG, And It’s Still Only A Prototype
With gorgeous art and animation, gameplay that’s a one part Metroid, one part Valkyrie Profile and music by a legendary Japanese composer, the prototype for Lab Zero’s Indivisible is more exciting than many fully-developed games. The makers of Skullgirls, the little indie 2D fighting game that could, turn their animation prowess and the power of…
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Dragon Ball‘s Broly Wreaks Havoc In A Superb Stop-Motion Film
Must have been hard to do stop-motion with a huge figure like SH Figuarts’ Broly from Dragon Ball, but it wasn’t an issue for YouTuber counter656 Broly’s fighting with a Super Saiyan Goku and some… Gundam robots (they’re very good cannon fodder). To contact the author of this post, write to: [email protected]
By Gergo Vas -
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Happy 20th Birthday to Terranigma, the SNES RPG America Missed Out On
On October 20, 1995, Enix released Quintet’s Tenchi Sōzō, a spiritual followup to their earlier ARPG Gaia Gensōki, or Illusion of Gaia, in Japan. Nintendo localized and published the game as Terranigma in Europe and Australia—but unlike Illusion of Gaia, Terranigma never officially made it to North America. Terranigma was, at its core, a dungeon-crawling…
By András Neltz -
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