Nintendo’s team-based, ink-redible title Splatoon stunned the gaming market. Thematically inspired by skater-culture and hip hop music, it was a game like none other. Flipping between an ink-firing kid to a rapid-speed squid was one of many reasons why it was so great. In fact, the Wii U title was so popular, it received a [...]
Fans loved to create levels for the likes of ultra-popular games, such as DOOM & Duke Nukem 3D. Meanwhile, companies enjoyed compiling them onto discs and selling them back for easy profits and scathing reviews. Q!Zone For Quake was an authorized add-on for id Software’s revolutionary first-person shooter Quake. Unlike previous entries in the !Zone series, [...]
We’ve all been fooled by a game that looked pretty childish or silly at first glance, only to discover that we were wrong in so many ways. Released in arcades in 1995 and ported to consoles a year later, Taito’s puzzle game Bust-a-Move 2: Arcade Edition (AKA Puzzle Bobble 2 to those who hail from [...]