Ken McKown writes: If there is a series I regret seeing die more than any other, it is Darksiders. Vigil’s tale of the Four Horsemen is still one of the best in its class, and it died far too soon. When THQ went under, publisher Nordic Games acquired the rights to the series, along with a host of other THQ IPs in a massive fire sale, but this is the only one I really hope they manage to do something with.
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We know. You want an unlikely Final Fantasy VII Remake Switch port, but here are some alternatives for you to salvage that hollow feeling.
It's not out yet so it was against the idea of it being a current alternative.
Right! I think I didn't include it because most people who would be interested in FFVII Remake likely have played it already. Fair point though.
There is no substitute for the amazingness that is Ff7 remake. Wallow in your pain single console owner, let the burrowing dark pit envelope your insides as you yearn for it.
The latest Humble Bundle will have 100 percent of proceeds going to support organizations responding to COVID-19. All told, there are 45 games included in the bundle as well as a number of comics, ebooks, and audiobooks.
I agree. I love Darksiders 2. I did consumer testing on Darksiders one and love it too. The music and feel of DS2 was very good and fun to play. The voice acting was spot on as well. I would buy 3 and still like to play 2 on my Wii U when I feel the need to search for more hidden stuff.