It’s quite telling about the state of the game industry today that this is even a question that would have to be asked. For every prior launch of a videogame console in the history of the industry, it would have been a ridiculous question to ask, on par with “Does it use electricity?” or “Does it have graphics?” It’s just assumed: You buy your game cartridge or disc, and when you’re done with it, you sell it to someone else. And then there’s the flip side of that coin: If you don’t want to buy a game new, you can wait to pick up a used copy later.
There was a period when the PS Vita was new where Sony was desperate to secure a Monster Hunter-style hit on the system. You may recall that Capcom’s series had been extremely kind to the PSP, effectively securing it a second wind in its native Japan. But it’s widely rumoured that Nintendo swooped in and bought Nintendo 3DS exclusivity for future entries, leaving its rival scrambling for a replacement.
The company published several high-profile projects in the genre, including Freedom Wars, which will be remastered early next year. But that’s left some fans pondering whether Soul Sacrifice could also make a comeback, the first of its Monster Hunter-inspired projects.
Games Asylum: "Spending a night on a farm doesn’t sound all that bad. The animals will be locked in their barns, there’s likely little in the way of noise pollution, and doubtlessly the fridge will be filled with fresh produce. Just think of the breakfast options! Then again, farms are known for housing potentially dangerous equipment and chemicals, and if something were to go awry, there’s probably nobody for miles to hear your cries for help. If someone wanted to conduct shady business, a farm would be an ideal place to cover up tracks without fear of anyone snooping around."
Are you ready for the return of The Last Ninja? The classic collection is coming to Xbox and PlayStation in 2025 with The Last Ninja Collection.
Nice, lost so much hair 0laying last nija, those jumps across the stream grrrrrrrrr. But loved them anyways :)
sorry I clicked
just another redundant argument