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Games aren't that challenging these days, at least when compared to what the gaming days of yesteryear used to serve up. Frustrating gems like Battletoads and Contra may have aged on the graphics front, but they pack a hefty punch in the difficulty stakes. Some modern games like Demon's Souls and even Devil May Cry 3 induce the angry gamer in all of us, but they can't hold a sword up to the likes of Ghosts and Goblins or F-Zero GX. Are games too easy these days? Maybe, but you can still return to this classic toughies for some old-school challenge. Games aren't that challenging these days, at least when compared to what the gaming days of yesteryear used to serve up. Frustrating gems like Battletoads and Contra may have aged on the graphics front, but they pack a hefty punch in the difficulty stakes. Some modern games like Demon's Souls and even Devil May Cry 3 induce the angry gamer in all of us, but they can't hold a sword up to the likes of Ghosts and Goblins or F...

Added: 05.07.2013 15:17 | 19 views | 0 comments


Capcoms beat-em-up legacy straddles three variants of the genre with consummate ease. Street Fighter has become the poster child of the one-on-one, Devil May Cry has taught the modern industry how to create combat-orientated action titles and Final Fight is still a highlight of the classic scrolling scenario. There are many other titles that the publisher has offered alongside these highlights, most of which have become forgotten in the intervening years.

Added: 03.07.2013 21:44 | 16 views | 0 comments


If Ninja Theory's rendition of Devil May Cry was a side-scroller that swapped the dark, gritty atmosphere for bright contrasting colors and featured a purple-haired protagonist who actually had balls, you would get Bleed, the indie game starring a tough-as-nails female who makes emo-Dante look... well, emo.

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Ninja Theory is the developer behind the recent DmC: Devil May Cry console reboot and the really rather excellent Enslaved. More importantly for fans of mobile gaming, though, Ninja Theory has just soft-launched its first iOS game, Fightback, in Canada. That means it shouldn't be too long before the Cambridge-based studio's free-to-play side-scrolling brawler is available globally. That tall...

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"One of the finest third-person action games of the past decade, Platinum Games' Bayonetta really felt like the ultimate version of the Devil May Cry series. Visually stunning, completely over the top and oozing sexiness, Bayonetta was an incredibly appealing game to many, with a flashy combat system that was easy to learn, yet difficult to master - but expectedly so satisfying. With Nintendo missing out on the first game, the table has now turned, as the company has partnered with Platinum to publish the sequel exclusively on Wii U, complete with a new-look Bayonetta. With much excitement, Cubed3 was able to try out the very first gameplay of Bayonetta 2.", writes Cubed3.

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Capcom is famous for their game series. Once they release a successful game, you can bet there will be sequels. Every gamer recognizes the names Resident Evil, Street Fighter, and Devil May Cry, all of which have at least five installments. Now it looks like they arent letting go of the Lost Planet franchise, with the third installment set to release this August. Back in 2010, Lost Planet 2 failed to meet the projected sales, but still sold 1.5 million copies worldwide as of 2011.