It's unfortunate that developer GRIN didn't put the same amount of effort into updating the gameplay as they did the graphics. The control limitations really hamper the overall enjoyment of this otherwise well-preserved classic. Despite some questionable design decisions, the overwhelming amount of content should satisfy action fans hungry for a punishing, old-school romp. Anyone eager to set aside 20 years of design evolution will find a game that still retains the same clever levels and novel swinging mechanics that made the original's charm endure through four console generations.
The Humble Capcom Heroic Collection Bundle just launched recently. It has ten items including Monster Hunter Rise, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, and more.
I took advantage of the $1 deal for lost planet 3, strider, bionic commando and mega man. 3 of them run great on my steam deck. bionic commando sadly does not.
ive left humble bundle long time ago the pricimng is now off as well as game collection. humble monthly used to be excellent but thasts also downhill
"On this week's episode of The 1099 Podcast, the composer at 10 Chambers, former audio director at Starbreeze, and man behind the sound design in favorites like Payday 2, Bionic Commando Rearmed, and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Simon Viklund, joins host Josiah Renaudin to explain how sound gets into games. Simon details what it's like creating both music and sounds for major video games, how aspiring designers can break into the industry, whether or not you have to capture all of your own original sounds, and what makes upcoming co-op shooter GTFO special."
Neil writes: "Whilst many out there will be hotly anticipating jumping on a plane and heading off for a summer break, even more will just be happy to kick back with a controller in hand, seeing out the summer with some hot and sweaty gaming sessions. And what better way to enjoy the delights of the summer sun than by picking up a new game or two at discounted prices.
Well, that's exactly what the Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale brings and yet again we are being treated to another batch of discounted Xbox One and Xbox 360 titles for the next week or so. Want to check out the full list of bargains available in the Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale for 17th-23rd July 2018?"
Looks like the PS3 version is superior. http://www.gamespot.com/ps3...
360 version = Good
PS3 version = Great
Here's a cookie
is one of the best games to hit PSN/Arcade. I have a PS3 so obviously I have the PSN version and it feels pretty solid. My cousin who has the 360 version was just over yesterday and told me he already beat it the first night it came out so it cant be to bad.
hmmmmm i havent played the 360 version, but i played the demo on PS3 and the biggest annoyances i had was not being able to jump....and the grappling controls could have been better
The biggest problem with the 360 version is the same problem the PS3 version has. It was made by GRIN. These guys are some of the most useless developers ever. They royally and completely screwed the PC versions of GRAW 1 and GRAW 2.
The entire GRAW idea is an abortion compared to OGR as it is but GRIN were given some liberties and they availed themselves of none.
Ubisoft should be hung up and shot. After they screwed the first GRAW up so royally Ubisoft turned around and said, "You can make a bigger mess than that, surely. Here is GRAW 2. Now go make that one an ass game too."
It's GRIN folks, and therein lies the problem. In this case it isn't the 360, it isn't the PS3, it's GRIN.