Hey Poor Player's Kevin Chapman asks the question many of us have been wondering for years now: is it Time for the Return of 2D?
LAG - "Project AMR2 is a remake of the second Metroid game, Metroid 2: Return of Samus, and it is designed by DoctorM64. Project AMR2 is still an ongoing project, but DoctorM64 has made a couple trailers and a demo for this game."
Have you ever imagined what it would be like if your favorite video game characters grew up and went to school together? PWN or DIE has, and the way they picture it is much like their own experiences growing up. There would be pep rallies and proms, jocks and nerds, and of course yearbooks.
The women in videogames are magnificent specimens. They are the object of fantasies for videogame playing guys everywhere. Sitting in front of our videogame consoles we give the no-hand salute to the spectacled and overweight videogame character animators every time we bounce Lara Croft from cliff face to cliff face or direct Gordon Freeman's first-person point of view directly at Alyx Vance's hoodie-covered Christmas baubles. But what would it be like if you actually settled down with one of these polygon vixens? How would they go as domesticated housewives or girlfriends? From Ms Pacman to Chun Li, That Aussie Game Site takes a look at why you can't domesticate a videogame femme fatale.
Haha, pretty good read, but I don't think having a super rich woman support you makes you less of a man. In fact, I think you must be MORE of a man to pull that off.
I'd say so. I'm really looking forward to Sonic Mania.
I don't think 2D left, especially tagging pc in the submission
ori and the blind forest proves 2d platformers can still be sucessful
Almost all fighting games in 2016 are 2d gameplay based, the same goes for the most platformers anyway.
2d platformers haven't gone anywhere. It's just that only a handful are really well done. Like ori, and shadow complex. With today's tech we should be seeing some incredible 2d games. I'd love a new metroid or castlevania.