Maybe the remastering of the first two Shenmue is forced by the pressures of Shenmue III – a game that Sega ignored and now would like to capitalize on the originals – but the end of the story is happy: Shenmue and Shenmue II are back. Players can enjoy these classics, legally, on three current platforms and with slight improvements, ending one of the most insistent requests of the com...[Read More]
Compulsion Games made the jump to the headlines thanks to its previous work, Contrast, which was announced as one of the games with which we could release PS Plus on PlayStation 4. This title did not have a bad reception, but the hype when they announced their next game, We Happy Few, was much bigger. All those expectations vanished when we learned that, in reality, it was another of the many surv...[Read More]
Sony and Insomniac Games have announced the completion of the development of Spider-Man, the expected title based on the Marvel character that will come exclusively to PlayStation 4. The company has confirmed that the video game goes to what is known in the slang of the industry as a gold phase, final goal before the duplication and commercialization of the game in question. To celebrate, they hav...[Read More]
Pixel Ripped 1989 is a title that’s wanting to recover the essence of Game Boy games, and above all, the feeling of playing anywhere. The ultimate question is, how could you create an outstanding experience that recreates that feeling of never leaving our games? With Virtual Reality, developers aim to mix the latest technology with the nostalgia of this mythical handheld console. Ready to go...[Read More]
One of the main problems that people moving away from virtual reality is the dizziness that first-timers suffer. Performing experiences that allow the player to move freely normally cause dizziness to many of the players, but if we leave that limitation aside, we can do practically whatever we want. And that risky bet is why Firesprite has decided to make The Persistence. The Persistence The Persi...[Read More]
As a proud owner of a PS Vita and Wii U(both purchased at launch) we suffered so many times that the hardware of both consoles did not allow us to enjoy versions of games from other more powerful platforms. Coming from the Wii generation, which adapted all the games that were needed and more, we knew that if a platform was successful companies would do everything possible to bring their games to i...[Read More]