Gamers Universe writes: ""There can be only one" is the memorable quote synonymous with cult classic movie Highlander. A movie that spawned a string of god-awful sequels and confirmed that Sean Connery can do no accent other than his own - his swashbuckling Spaniard imparting wisdom in a 'dishtinctly Shcottish' brogue.
"There can be only one" is however, not quite so apt when pertaining to Highlander: The Game, the third crack at fashioning a videogame using the licence. Granted, the previous two titles were made in 1986 and 1994 respectively, the latter finding a home on the ill-fated Atari Jaguar of all places. Not a box-fresh film licence by any means then, but Scarface: The World Is Yours proved that a twenty-five year old movie licence could still cut the mustard as perfectly serviceable source material, so why shouldn't Highlander be able to repeat the trick?"
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EA would be crazy not to make this game. Even if it was horrible (which hopefully it wouldn't be) it would sell!
I want Square Enix to bring back Chrono Cross. Since Hudson merged with Konami they have enough funds to resurrect Bloody Roar 5 back from the dead, I would want to see that. And Capcom needs to bring back Darkstalkers and give it a modern day makeover.
Every year, we as gamers are practically flooded for choice, with games of all genres knocking on our consoles, provided that we can afford them all of course.
But while a ton of games hit the market every month, even more get cancelled and thrown into the oblivion bin, never to see the light of day.
There’s quite a few such titles that don’t make the cut every year, games which sound fantastic, but will be thrown away quicker than a new years resolution.
Today, we’re going to take a look at the Highlander game that never was, a game that would have been a current-gen tale of the immortals, told over thousands of years.
But in the end, there could be only none.
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It’s usually bаd news bears fοr thе fate οf a particular game whеn wе gο nearly three years without hearing ѕο much аѕ a peep аbουt іt frοm іtѕ creators — hence ουr general lack οf surprise аt Square Enix’s recent revelation thаt Highlander: Thе Game‘s development hаѕ bееn halted.
The only person I know who likes Highlander is my mother. That alone is more than enough to make it uncool & uninteresting to me.