A look back at 5 classic game series that deserve sequels on store shelves today.
These Co-Op games on the Sega Dreamcast are dream-castic, they're suited for everyone looking for fun times
Darren writes: "Jet Set Radio Future is set in 2024, and we have nearly reached that year in our own lives. However, due to its originality and super cool style, it manages somehow to be timeless."
I loved the first jet set radio for dreamcast the second one i hated they dumbed it down too much.
From Xbox Wire: "The July Games with Gold lineup is here! On the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, explore a mysterious, strange world in Planet Alpha, and create your own levels and destroy everyone else’s in Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break. And for our classic lineup via Backward Compatibility, play as everyone’s favorite raunchy squirrel in Conker: Live & Reloaded, and relive the golden age of arcade gaming in Midway Arcade Origins."
Confession time... I never played the original Conker on N64 and I did not play the xbox remake. It wasnt until Rare Replay that i played a Conker game. I do enjoy the Midway arcade series though. And that Planet Alpha looks kind of intriguing.
That Rock of Ages is sad, though. But, yeah, the other stuff isn't necessarily bad, just somewhat niche in market reach potential.
I want Mother 4/Earthbound on Wii U. Please for the love of god bring it.
Also as always, I would love to see a third installment in the Chrono series. I loved both games, but would love to see something more like Trigger, but in HD. Any game really that would use such a great use of time travel and I would definitely love to play another RPG with that type of battle system. Why has no other game used the Chrono Trigger battle system? It's awesome.
for me its jade empire,the bards tale, matt hoffman freestyle bmx armed and dangerous, crimson skies.