The Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy is set to launch on June 30th, bringing a remastered
collection of the first three Crash games to PlayStation 4.
That's Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, and Crash Bandicoot
3: Warped, all remade, packaged together, and sold for $40.
Developer Vicarious Visions has taken the original game's level geometry and gameplay
mechanics, exactly as you remember them, and then layered improvements to presentation
and quality of life over the top.
The visual boost can clearly be seen here, and those playing on a PS4 Pro will enjoy
an enhanced resolution of 1440p upscaled to 4K.
However, both PlayStation consoles will still be limited to 30fps.
The quality of life improvements comprise of a unified checkpointing and save game system.
Both manual and auto-saving can be used.
There's also a unified menu system, which keeps things constant between the three games.
What's more, Time Trials can be found across the entire collection.
Fans of Crash's sister, Coco, will be ecstatic to hear that she's playable across the entire
N.Sane Trilogy.
She has a fresh new look and her own set of "N.Sane Attacks."
With Naughty Dog having moved on from making Crash Bandicoot to creating big blockbusters
like Uncharted and The Last of Us, it's great to hear that the studio that started
it all, approves of Crash's new look.
Evan Wells, Naughty Dog's president, praised Vicarious Visions for the "amazing care
[taken] in maintaining the feel and soul of the originals," while bringing "the visuals
up to modern day standards."
Though the N.Sane Trilogy is coming to PS4 and PS4 Pro first, it's looking likely that
other platforms will get to enjoy the game, too.
So Xbox One owners feeling green with envy, can maybe relax a little.
If you are picking it up on PlayStation, note the not one, not two, but three Platinum Trophies.
That's one for each game!
Also, if you are pre-ordering digitally, look out for the free pre-order themes and avatars.
That's everything you need to know about the Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy.
Will you be picking it up?
Let us know in the comments.
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Overwatch: When you save the game - Duration: 9:28.
That's what I don't like that...
That's lethal
Look, we gotta go down. Neko like that time (thinking it is a map that we are not it)
Oh, let's go! (Thinking it is the same map is not)
You put the life on me and help me...
We may lose this one
Why? Because we got a Hanzo?
Because there won't be anyone defending
Except for some turrets
And I am not putting all my turrets there
And I am the tank I gotta be in the front
Oh no no! Wait! This is not the map I though
Man this is fucked now
No no no Lila, you take the
If it all gets fucked then its them for not taking a tank
It's ok. It's ok
You know what I also thought this was the place
Go left Go left
Everyone go left but the gringo goes in the middle
Sombra. They got a Sombra
I'm on the left
Lila I'm behind you
They got Zenyatta
Put it put it put it
He got it! He got it
Had it
They have a Torbjorn so be careful
Wait Lila, I'm almost there
I can't see
I'm hiding
They got a Symmetra
OMG
But the soldier can destroy the turret and he's fucking around
Even Hanzo can too
I can hear someone. Someone is coming
In the middle! In the middle! In the middle! Look for me
Caaaaarefuuuul
You alive?
Hey I got a shield
I got shield or I got that (?)
Ook. As long as they don't see placing it
Because I got this luck
They got a Widow Maker
On the left. Yes Yes. Quantum where you are to your left
Ok. I got my ulti. Everyone come here it's empty!
Go go go
Look here you bitch
you guys know that where I died...
If they keep hitting you
But you know what? You guys used your special but
You didn't get the turret
What turret?
In the back
There's a turret behind you guys and I got killed. Yes.
When you used the special
to clear what's around and then you take it
Or Neko you used the super
People destroy what's around but you get the flag
My shield generator was destroyed
This fucking Mei, come here
They're coming in
They have a teleporter
Teabagged
They got a Mercy
I think we can push now
Forget it
Mei is got me frozen goddamn
Ohh the turret is hiding on the right
Ok I won't do it again
I'm dying unnecessarily
I got Widow Maker around here. She's got me...
Where is here?
Over here around our base
I'm gonna move on the left, let's see
back up back up
Let's go. We can
Where is somewhere?
On the right. They are all on the right
Damn Mei
No is just that they were all together
They are talking to each other
Damn this is fucked
There it is. Rush in! Rush In
There it is, let's rush
Remember to blow up the turrets
D.Va got it
Go go go
I'm gonna put the teleporter
I died. Sorry
Go go go
You guys don't have bombs? Don't have anything else? That can destroy in the middle?
Our D.Va gaghaagg
So much friendship
I got my... I got my ultimate!
There it is
Oh! I got it?!
Go go go
I killed Mei
I got her. I got her. I got her
Come back! Regroup. You guys are crazy!?
There it is
There it is
Neko before you use your special
Exactly
What a chick
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*Le Fly*
*Boop*
*Yush.mp3*
*Back to Potato*
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So in this video I'm going to be making a class for you guys to play with.
For the KBAR-32
If you need to pause the screen you can and now enjoy same game play(I really suck btw)
.You do need these perks but you don't need the third one so you can use what ever you want
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[beepity-beep]
[broop]
D: When I was 18...
17 or 18...
...was where I first had that, like, realization, like...
...oh, I'm actually gonna die.
And it ssscared the FUCK out of me.
And was super depressing.
And like, I remember, like, going to 7/11 and getting a Slurpee..
And like seeing everyone else like...
...buying like products and shit, and I'm like...
WHO COULD BUY TWINKIES AT A TIME LIKE THIS?!
WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!
You know... and I was like...
...it was so terrifying and then...
...years later I started thinking along these lines, like...
Oh...
like...
If I die...
like...
[so many likes]
Nothing actually changes.
It's just the end of me, as like, a system of memories, you know?
It's...
You get to be like a... thinking animal.
On this one planet.
For a limited amout of time, and like...
Life is a sandbox game, you get to do whatever the fuck you want.
You know?
Arin: Except pee in... in public.
D: Well, I do that too.
A: Well, that's against the law. D: I do a lot of that actually.
My inevitable DEATH and DISINTEGRATION makes me FUCKIN' CHILL.
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LGR - CD-ROM Retrospective - Duration: 7:32.
[typing] [synth music]
Compact Disc Read-Only Memory.
CD-ROMs enjoyed over a decade of widespread popularity
from the 1990s to the mid-2000s
before being gradually overtaken by DVD-ROMs.
And although CDs appear near-identical externally to DVDs,
and even Blu-rays,
there's something about the CD that particularly appeals to me.
Especially when it comes to computer games on compact disc.
They used lasers, man!
Lasers! (laser sound)
It was like science fiction coming to life in the palm of your hand!
Early marketing made a big deal about this laser-driven tech,
emphasizing not just the speedy access times
but their supposed resistance to smudging, scratches and breakage.
(chuckles)
Yeah...
Maybe they were more resistant compared to vinyl records and floppy disks,
but anyone who's used CDs for any length of time
knows just how easily they can be screwed up beyond usability.
Still, there's no understating how it felt
seeing the lofty potential brought about
by this massive jump in storage capacity and read-write speeds.
Out of nowhere, it seemed like anything was possible
when it came to programs, games and multimedia on a computer.
- [Reporter] It would take about 200 of these file boxes,
or about 1,500 floppy disks,
to store what you get can on one compact disc.
Is it any wonder that optical storage
is the talk of the computer industry?
- [LGR] I mean, you could store the equivalent of an entire encyclopedia
with lots of room to spare with one disc!
Pure sorcery!
And things like full-motion video, voice acting and massive game worlds
went from being ambitious design goals
to making good business sense practically overnight!
Titles like Myst and The 7th Guest
pushed forward CD-ROM gaming in a big way by 1993,
shifting millions of units,
right alongside the new CD-ROM drives that made them possible.
- [Kathleen] So there's 2,500 original 3D-rendered graphics.
It's a beautiful game, the attention to detail is incredible.
And there are sound effects as you get closer to the water.
You hear the water lapping against the dock.
- [LGR] Personally, though,
even though they were introduced in the latter part of the '80s,
I didn't get a CD-ROM drive until 1997
because money.
But I believe my first experience with one
was in a library in 1993.
They had an Apple Macintosh
with a ton of awesome software loaded onto it,
one of them being the first CD release of The Oregon Trail.
It blew my seven-year-old mind
that you could run a game off something so futuristic and shiny!
I mean, floppy discs were still my life at home,
but CDs... dude!
I dreamed of CD-ROMs for years after that,
and I actually ended up buying my first CD game
before I even had a computer or a drive that could run it.
The Need for Speed: Special Edition.
This is my original disc right here,
complete with my name Sharpied onto it
in case anyone tried to take it off me and pass it off as theirs.
I was so excited just to have a CD-ROM in my possession.
It didn't matter if I could play it at home or not.
I took it to my uncle's house whenever I could
and played it on his monster rig and had a blast!
Until we upgraded our household PC
and it had a CD drive and...
(giddy chuckle)
The excitement!
When you upgraded to an optical drive back then,
you went from 1.44 MB of storage on a floppy
to an unthinkable 650 megs in one fell swoop,
which was five times larger than my old PC's entire hard drive.
They weren't the fastest things at first.
And in fact, early disc-based game consoles were notorious
for their awful load times from CD compared to cartridges.
However, CD-ROM drives on computers could be upgraded
being categorized by transfer speed.
They started at 1X, or single-speed,
and quickly multiplied from there as the years went on,
eventually culminating in the ludicrous and short-lived
72-speed drive by 2001.
Loading a CD was usually done by placing a disc
straight onto a mechanized tray.
But some of the early models took an inverted approach to disc acceptance,
like this caddy loading CD drive, for example.
Unlock it, plop the CD in, and there you go!
Capacity varied as well,
ranging from 650 MB to 900 megs of data storage,
with 700 megs being the most common capacity by the late '90s.
And naturally, being based on audio compact disc technology,
CD-ROMs didn't just store data.
They stored dedicated audio tracks as well,
also known as Red Book audio,
in reference to the color of the book defining the standard.
No more relying on General MIDI or FM synthesis in your PC games.
Now you had music that could sound just as good
as any album you'd buy at FYE.
Unfortunately, as the read-only memory, or ROM, part of CD-ROM suggests,
you could not write your own music or data to them.
Well that finally changed in 1997
with the arrival of CD-recordable and CD-rewritable drives
and special discs to go along with them,
of which I was all to happy to upgrade to a few years later.
It wasn't uncommon to see a disc mix CD audio with data, either.
So, Track 1 would contain the program,
but Tracks 2 and beyond might contain the soundtrack,
or even hidden bonus songs to enjoy on a CD player.
There were also features built into operating systems like Windows 95
that made using CD-ROM games easier,
namely Autorun.
Once enabled, any time you inserted a CD,
you'd be greeted with a splash screen and maybe a little jingle.
(SimCity 2000 jingle plays)
CDs also allowed for the rise of the demo disc
and shovelware compilations.
These things existed before this, of course,
but it was the CD's beefy storage and zippy access times
that helped them flourish.
Magazines, retail chains and mail-order software clubs
went all out with packing programs on these things.
And shovelware gets a lot of crap,
but there was a time when demo discs and shareware compilations
were a godsend to gamers like me on a budget.
It's for all these reasons and more
that I'm still quite fond of CDs
and love collecting them complete in their original packaging.
And yet,
nothing lasts forever.
Not just in the marketplace but in terms of physicality as well.
While it's been calculated CDs can remain readable
for over 700 years,
some recent investigations have shown that some discs
will barely last 20, 25 years, or even less.
This is due to the variants used
in manufacturing standards and the quality of materials,
because while the format itself was standardized,
the fabrication process was not.
And I've personally started seeing this
with some of my retail discs from the late '90s
and plenty of my burned CDs from the mid-2000s
which is just a huge bummer.
Even if you don't have a desire to go back and load games from CDs again,
and I absolutely don't blame you there,
I implore you to at least double-check your own backups
to make sure you haven't lost anything yet.
As for me, I plan to enjoy all my discs while I can.
They may not be as durable and long-lasting
as the marketing promised back in the day,
and they've been thankfully replaced
by better and more reliable distribution options,
but CDs are still plenty enjoyable to play with when you're in the mood.
And bring me back to a time when computers
were advancing so fast and so awesomely
that we didn't know what to do except just enjoy the ride.
(synth music)
Well, these were just a few of my memories of CD-ROMs.
Feel free to let me know some of yours in the comments, good or bad.
And trust me, I know there's a fair amount of bad, too.
These things weren't 100%.
And as always, thank you very much for watching.
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Will We See Arya's Long Lost Friend Return in Game of Thrones? (Nerdist News w/ Jessica Chobot) - Duration: 3:34.
- Another long lost friend of Arya's
is returning to Game of Thrones this year,
at least that's what we think after reading
Time Magazine's massive cover story
about the upcoming season seven.
The whole article is definitely worth a read,
full of awesome details about what to expect
when we return to Westeros in just three short weeks,
but the tidbit that really caught our eye
has us hoping that the Arya Stark reunion special
every fan has been demanding may finally come to pass.
Well, maybe the second Arya Stark reunion
fans have been demanding.
Sorry, Gendryphiles, but Time reporter Daniel D'Addario
did have this to say about his visit
to a shooting location in Belfast.
"Wolves described in the script as skinny and mangy
"showed up to the shoot looking fluffy and lustrous."
So why is this so exciting?
Well, because it's always a cause for excitement
when wolves show up on Game of Thrones,
especially since wolves have been turning up
less and less on the show.
Supposedly show runners Benioff and Weiss
hate wrangling the mangy mongrels.
They are by far and away the most frustrating
creature effects on Game of Thrones,
so expensive and so complicated to shoot with
that they make the dragons seem easy.
Now, think back to last season
and you'll pretty much only remember
one significant lupine appearance
and that's when Ghost was sadly waiting for his master
Jon Snow to return from the Land of the Dead.
Apparently the only wolves they really want to work with
are ones that are moping around like sullen teenagers,
so if not just one wolf but multiple wolves are showing up
onset, that means they must be pretty important
to the story, so who could these wolves possibly be?
Well, for those of you who have forgotten,
five dire wolf pups were adopted by the Stark clan
at the start of Game of Thrones, three of which,
Summer, Grey Wind, and Shaggy Dog have all been taken
to live at Uncle Ned's farm in the country.
Let's just let that sink in.
That just leaves Ghost, who is currently chilling
with Jon in Westeros and Arya's pet Nymeria,
and that's who we think will be leading
this all new wolf pack.
Nymeria hasn't been seen on the show since season one
when Arya released her into the wild
to escape execution at the hands of Joffrey
and since then we've seen neither hide nor hair of her,
but she has had a role in the books.
After his escape, rumors circulated
about a pack of wolves led by Nymeria
stalking the seven kingdoms and attacking people,
typically enemies of the Stark clan.
There are even chapters when Arya dreams she is a wolf,
which is most likely her sharing
a strong psychic connection with Nymeria,
maybe even showing off some unrealized warging potential.
Of course, in the books, the wolves have always played
a much more major role and their connection
with the Stark kids has always been way more important,
but that importance has been played down onscreen
probably mostly for the reasons mentioned earlier.
Shooting with wolves is a giant pain in the butt,
but as we head towards the final episodes of the series,
it makes sense that the wolves
would be brought back into the spotlight.
They seem significant to George RR Martin's end game,
which means Benioff and Weiss
will probably want to highlight them as well,
even if it means dealing with a bunch of doggy divas onset.
Of course, the best news about all of this
is that if Nymeria can return after nearly six seasons,
so can anyone, but what do you folks think?
Is that Nymeria or Ghost or some other wolf?
Let's discuss.
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Top 10 Best iOS Games of 2017 So Far - Duration: 14:25.
10.
Opening our list of the Top 10 iOS Games during the first and second quarter of 2017 is Transformers:
Forged to Fight
With the release of their latest Transformers movie, Hasbro Entertainment dishes out their
big robotic guns to the iOS.
Follow the Autobots, Decepticons, Predacons and Maximals in an interplanetary battle that
holds the future of Cybertron.
Similar to Warner Brothers' Injustice 2 and Arkham Origins, it's a fighting game
where players use their fingers to swipe, tap and flick the screen to defeat their opponent.
Unleash your powerful special attacks and roll out to deal devastating damage.
Choose from a wide variety of iconic Transformers such as Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Starscream,
Megatron and more in a fight for the future.
This is the biggest Transformers mobile game that caters all the characters from their
universe.
Team up with your friends and forge alliances to eliminate threats.
Players can also deploy their robots to gather some sweet loot for future uses.
Critics lauded this game for being a moderately good fighting game, however, the lack of characters
from the movie makes it incomplete.
If you're in it for the fun, then this game is always a good try.
Plus, it's free.
It has a PlayScore of 8.63
9.
Monument Valley 2
Garnering critical and market success with their debut in 2014, ustwo's Monument Valley
has had millions of fans fawning over their cute visuals, well-thought levels, impeccable
design.
While it's been three years, the surprise unveiling of their newest sequel just shows
how much love there still is for the game--and they're gonna get a whole lot more, now that
there's a touching new story to unravel.
Play as Ro, as she guides her daughter through the the various mazes of their mysterious
valley.
Feast your eyes anew as you explore a whole new world of vibrant landscapes and mesmerizing
architecture.
The game oozes with style, emanating an atmosphere of brilliance that's completed with a collection
of inviting and immersive music.
This tale of family and motherhood is exactly what it needed, giving players the necessary
drive to push through what used to be a fresh, but somehow lacking journey.
A masterpiece lives on, and it has a PlayScore of 8.65.
8.
MUL.MASH.TAB.BA.GAL.GAL
Pong makes its way to the modern generations as a stylish, frenetic underwater adventure.
From the creators of two distinctly successful games, comes a title no one ever expected--literally.
Despite the protests of their marketing team, the game is named after a constellation in
a language nobody understands.
It really doesn't take itself too seriously, and yet it manages to deliver in all fronts.
This game is fun as balls!
And these balls, especially, are very fun.
Just take joyful splash into their wonderful aquatic world, and use both of your hands
to ricochet said balls against turtles, clams, fossils, and so much more.
With their array of paddles to unlock, unleash your potential with bonuses and new offensive
abilities.
As a premium game, it promises to have zero ads after purchase which is always a plus.
While it's been criticized for the lack of autosave function, it's a perfectly good game
for your lazing needs.
It has a PlayScore of 8.67.
7.
KAMI 2
Get caught in a struggle for perfection in this sequel to the serene yet challenging
puzzler from State of Play Games.
Its design is based on japanese paper designs, taking inspiration from the graceful paper-folding
of the art of Origami.
Minimalistic as it is, it packs a ton of content, with over 100 hand-crafted puzzles and a whole
lot more from player contributions.
Like most minimalist games, the goal is simple.
Fill the board with a singular color in the fewest moves possible.
Here's the rub, just like the Japanese art form it was based on, it won't take anything
other than perfection.
But with a helpful hint system, nothing is impossible.
Unlock more puzzles by completing each page, explore creations made by other users, and
make your own with their built in editor.
All of that for the price of absolutely nothing.
It's smooth, challenging, but not without its flaws, with a few hints to a pay to win
system and a slightly repetitive gameplay.
It has a PlayScore of 8.73.
6.
Hidden Folks
Now this one is different.
Created by two hardworking dudes, use the power of sight and solve innumerables puzzles
in this adorable hidden object game.
Plastered with a simple white backdrop, find hidden folks lurking around each location.
It's vivid details and mouth-originated sound effects make it so interesting, and
fun.
If you're into for the details, the game has over 17 hand-drawn maps, 150 targets to
find, 250 unique interactions, and over a thousand vocally-produced sound effects.
Hear every pop, twang, zoop and other ridiculous sounds in every click.
Aside from that, players are safe with their progress with the presence of iCloud.
So sync it anywhere at anytime.
The game was widely praised due to its interesting level designs and odd take on the hidden object
genre.
It's so interesting you feel like you're part of their white, picturesque world.
Just recently, they updated the game with more content for the fans.
It has a PlayScore of 8.77
5.
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Duel Links
Yu Gi Oh fans unite because this year has brought in the most awaited return of the
beloved manga and anime.
Digitized and ported to the mobile world, it's finally time to D-D-D-Duel!
Play as and against your favorite characters from the hit anime, from Yugi, Kaiba, Joey
Mai and more--and use their trademark legendaries to level the playing field.
With their original voice actors, this game takes you right back to where it all began.
With an optimized multiplayer, it's the perfect channel for your latent duelling skills.
But you can't win tournaments with just any cards.
Use their generous starter rewards, and take your chances amongst a collection of cool
decks.
Purchase a few packs, build yourself the ultimate deck, and fight against iconic characters,
your very own friends, and strangers from all around the globe.
It's easy user interface, spectacular visuals, and friendly gameplay, makes it an awesome
game for both the trading card veterans, and clueless first timers.
Submit yourself to nostalgia, and begin your journey to the top.
It has a PlayScore of 8.85.
4.
Trailer Park Boys: Greasy Money
From the hit comedy TV show, join Bubbles, Ricky and Julian on an adventure to manage
the town of Sunnydale.
As fun as the TV show may be, this idle-clicker expects you to amass a buttload of liquor,
hash and cash in a span of minutes.
So plan ahead and use your rural infrastructures to create a thriving community.
Hire workers and upgrade your businesses to earn that quick buck.
Want to build casino?
Or how about a strip club?
Go for it as long as it keeps the game growing.
Just don't get busted or you get sent to jail.
For the lazy, you could hire more workers to automate the clicking for you.
Talk about efficiency.
There isn't much to do when you're in an idle clicker, but its boss-fights require
maximum tapping powers for you take it down.
Players are loving the simplicity of its upgrade system, while others are giving it less stars
due to its unintended crashes.
Nevertheless, it's a fun game and a good time-killer.
It has a PlayScore of 8.90
3.
OXENFREE
A supernatural thriller game that doesn't rely too much on cheap jumpscares.
Powered with its gorgeous artstyle, and 80's atmosphere, this 2.5D puzzle game takes you
to the shoes of Alex.
A young man attending an overnight party with his friends in an abandoned island.
Things go haywire when they encounter strange anomalies in their late-night partying.
The gameplay isn't as complicated compared to most horror games.
Just scroll your way through various platforms with your friends and unlock story details
with the game's unique "Radio System".
This enables the player to determine the source of distortions and anomaly that haunt the
island.
Aside from that, players can make a choice during narrative sequences.
Opting players a chance to replay the game again if they want a different outcome.
The game's atmospheric level designs, synth music, and deep story makes it one of the
finest horror games to come out this year.
However, it was criticized for its lack of exposition and satisfaction.
Well, it's not for everyone.
It's the Stranger Things of videogames.
It has a PlayScore of 8.95
2.
Guns Of Boom
If you want some explosive first person shooter on your mobile device, then Game Insight's
exhilarating entry would take you by surprise.
Think of it as budget Overwatch.
Team up with your friends as you go in an all-out firefight with the enemy team.
For a mobile game, it's packed with finely detailed environment and immersive 3D visuals.
Not to mention it's smooth and intuitive controls make it worth your time.
Don't worry about aiming because once your crosshair hits, it'll automatically lock.
Also one of the best things about this game is that players can choose from its wide variety
of weapons ranging from sniper rifles, grenade launchers, pistols and more.
Pick your ideal loadout and blow things up.
Set out in fun PvP battles across the world with online mode and test your mettle to dominate
the leaderboards.
Experience fps at its finest.
It has a PlayScore of 8.97
Here are the runners-up before we reveal the number one:
11.
SWORD ART ONLINE: Memory Defrag.
Join Kirita, Asuna, and Leafa as they embark on a brand new journey into the digital cyberspace.
Relive iconic moments, and take on new adventures!
It has a PlayScore of 8.5.
12.
Causality.
Help an adorable bunch of time travelers find their way to their color-coded destinations.
Almost as hard as actual time travel, and it has a PlayScore of 8.49.
13.
Cube Escape: The Cave.
The Rusty Lake Saga gets a whole new chapter.
Venture to the dark caverns of the mountain, and uncover the secrets of a mysterious family.
It has a PlayScore of 8.47.
14.
Card Thief.
Master the art of stealth and sleight of hand as you pickpocket guards and blow out torches
in this satisfying card-based dungeon crawler.
It has a PlayScore of 8.44.
15.
Ticket to Earth.
A unique take on puzzle RPG, go on an isometric adventure with Rose, navigating through the
battlefield in same-colored tiles, and killing off monsters with her deadly combos.
It has a PlayScore of 8.43.
16.
The Big Journey.
Roll around in Mr. Whisker's dizzying world, as goes on a quest for gastronomic delights.
Bounce through deserts and valleys, along with cutesy visuals and catchy tunes.
It has a PlayScore of 8.39.
17.
Art of Conquest (AoC).
Command your very own medieval troop, and go against towering dragons and fortified
strongholds in this fantastical mobile RTS.
It has a PlayScore of 8.37.
18.
Battle Bay.
Rovio's newest IP since their critically acclaimed band of frustrated fowls.
Take to the seas in this mobile friendly MOBA, with a PlayScore of 8.35.
19.
Death Road to Canada.
This is how Canada really is.
Don't be fooled by the news.
This randomly generated road-trip simulator puts you in the middle of a zombie apocalypse.
The game doesn't take itself seriously, and you should too.
It has a PlayScore of 8.34 20.
Chroma Squad.
No, it's not a licensed Power Rangers game.
But it's a mouthful, combining the sentai icons with the Game Dev Story's management,
and the tactical whims of XCOM.
It has a PlayScore of 8.33.
1.
And the best iOS game of 2017 so far is Flipping Legends
From one of the most popular studios for the best mobile games on the market, Noodlecake
makes a move towards 3D pixels in this action game full of brawls, swordfights, and spell-filled
duels.
In something that resembles a cross between pixel and polygons, flip around its limited
playing field and survive a barrage of scary spikes and deadly traps while collecting coins
and killing off enemies along the way.
Flipping Legends differentiates itself from the many clones of the tired endless runner
genre.
It veers away from the traditional sidescrolling format, and opts for vertical navigation,
that's reminiscent of most music games.
While sound plays no part in the gameplay, it still requires a fair amount of rhythm.
Choose from Ninja, Warlock, Ranger, and more, and steer your character diagonally and backwards
through the map.
It's unique innovative, and so, so addicting.
Beat your own highscores in this one of a kind, free-to-play action game.
No wonder it's the year's highest rated iOS game, with an impressive PlayScore of 9.31.
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This Game SOCKS - Final Fight [Beat 'em Up - Arcade - Capcom - 1989] - Duration: 2:51.
River City Ransom Underground is not the awesome game that I can't stop playing that I was hoping for after 30 years. Word.
Better ones are Brawl Brothers, Violent Storm, Undercover Cops, Sonic BlastMan 2 and even f'n 64th Street: A Detective Story
But the latter one is missing playing with a hot chick, and that's something I can only let pass to mutherfucking Captain Commando
'cuz the fucking shitty thugs anarchist punks wannabes he kills them with fire, electricity, explosions or chopping them like taco meat
And even though you couldn't play with a chick, they were enemies, the same with Final Fight. Although these ones were futanari, or traps.
Like this f'n neko that they still don't reach an accord if it has a sausage or a vertical bacon sandwich
I don't know if it is pettanko or a girl with a dick, but I wonder why do lolis cosplay as Rem if they are flat, when they could just buy a wig of another color to dress up as Ram
The same thing with Hestia, chibi gals wanted to get on the hype train, when they had 2 big reasons not to
Instead of doing Lili, who doesn't have as much "plot", and her clothes help dissimulate
But back to Beat 'em Ups, these trans baddies or whatever they are, went out looking for an honest job after getting their asses handed to 'em
I don't know if all Mad Gear stopped with the bullstuff, but at least Poison became a Wrestler Manager
She only needed a good beating to look for something legal to do
That's what bedwetter punk kids that steal people's phones on the streets need
Since their mama didn't spank them as little annoying brats, the dose has to be higher now that they're big
And SNES Mini should had Super Double Dragon, TMNT IV Turtles in Time and Final Fight 3
The Best Brawlers of the 16-Bit Era and whoever says otherwise is topu
This Game SOCKS was thanks to Collider Shapes. Make the white ball dodge the collider shapes and move it through to the next level.
Don't touch the red ones. Link Below on the Description. Download now!
For more Brawlers, I have Riot Zone, Phantom Breaker, River City Ransom, and Double Dragon IV which SOCKS
Like, Share, Subscribe & Support me on Patreon Or you will be friendzoned by your crush
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Top 10 Offline Racing Games For Android 2017 | Best Offline Racing Games For Android 2017 - Duration: 6:46.
Top 10 Offline Racing Games For Android 2017
Best Offline Racing Games For Android 2017
Offline Racing Games For Android 2017
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