Despite really enjoying Castle Crashers (Red Knight for the win!) Gamervision is saddened by the game's lackluster online play. It's broken, and unless you find yourself in a perfect situation you aren't going to be able to get four players to join a game together online. They were shocked by this when the game was released, and so were the developers. They submitted it with no problems, no issues, and when reports started circulating about the game being broken they, well, shot diarrhea all over the place in confusion. This is an interview Gamervision had with Tom Fulp, Newgrounds founder and game coder, where he talks about this, the game's inspiration, and more.
After well over a decade, Indie darling Castle Crashers is getting a brand new DLC, and it's going to bring about some pretty sizable changes.
Andrew M writes: "To celebrate the mini renascence of brawlers we've had recently, we came up with a list of 4 more classics we hope to see get a revival soon."
How much you want to bet a Simpsons game remake wouldn't have Marge wielding that vacuum?
Brawlers saw a sharp decline in popularity in the mid-1990s for several reasons. Then in the mid-2000s, the genre saw a resurgence which is still going strong today. So, don your armour and unsheathe your swords as we investigate what led to Brawler's initial downfall and the games which brought the genre back from the brink.
