Added: 19.09.2015 4:17 | 58 views | 0 comments


In this review, Cody discusses how Danganronpa: Ultra Despair Girls is interesting for people who have seen and played other Danganronpa games, as well as newcomers - "What players will find here is a decent third person shooter with a mildly engaging story that will motivate newcomers to try out previous titles. For veterans of the series, I can only imagine that despite the change in genres they will enjoy seeing a different side of the story."

Added: 18.09.2015 19:42 | 152 views | 0 comments


Welcome to Soul Town! Design your Soul, train him and step into the Arena! Unlock new skills, buy new equipment and make your way to the top in this exciting RPG/Training game! Features: - 5 fun mini-games to improve your hero's stats - Over 30 Arena levels and Survival mode - 44 enemies and bosses - Tons of equipment, upgrades, skills, items and abilities - A home to build and secrets to find - A museum to invest in and complete Hey SoulGamers, Argl here! I wanted to share with you this little Soul Adventure I made on my own during the last 6 months. I hope you'll enjoy it, as usual it's entirely free. Leave your comments and feedback, I will read them :)

Added: 18.09.2015 14:17 | 89 views | 0 comments


Ken McKown writes: Developer Tamsoft has come a long way. Most dont know, but they developed the original Battle Arena Toshinden on the PlayStation way back in 1995. Since then they have worked on plenty of niche and obscure titles, including XSEED Games other titular project, Onechanbara. Senran Kagura follows in the same footsteps, or perhaps bra straps, of the aforementioned title. Tamsoft knows why people play these games, and they are never shy about exploiting that.

Added: 11.09.2015 20:01 | 100 views | 0 comments


The speed and movement found in Quake 3 Arena and the objective based gametypes from Unreal Tournament all wrapped up in a new unique 2D experience

Added: 10.09.2015 3:19 | 66 views | 0 comments


By Shawn Layden "Where were you 20 years ago? I was in Tokyo, already enjoying my PlayStation as it had launched over nine months earlier in Japan, December 3, 1994, and I am sure I was still chasing the final black racer in Ridge well into 1995. By the time the PlayStation launched in North America on 9/9/95, I was splitting my time between Tekken and Battle Arena Toshinden and trying to get a US copy of ESPN Street Games (incidentally, the first game I worked on at SCEI to localize for the Japanese market"

Added: 09.09.2015 15:00 | 184 views | 0 comments


Where were you 20 years ago? I was in Tokyo, already enjoying my PlayStation as it had launched over nine months earlier in Japan, December 3, 1994, and I am sure I was still chasing the final black racer in Ridge well into 1995. By the time the PlayStation launched in North America on 9/9/95, I was splitting my time between Tekken and Battle Arena Toshinden and trying to get a US copy of ESPN Street Games (incidentally, the first game I worked on at SCEI to localize for the Japanese market.)

Added: 08.09.2015 18:55 | 48 views | 0 comments


The 2D arena shooter is inspired by Super Smash Bros., Quake 3 Arena and Unreal Tournament.

Added: 04.09.2015 13:17 | 59 views | 0 comments


Your gears are metal. Your cyborg arm is crying out in phantom pain. Youve got a great PC port loaded up on Steam. Thats it: youre ready for Metal Gear Solid 5. Arent you?