There’s something deeply nostalgic about top down scrolling shooter games. You could say the genre was born from a fabled forefather; Space Invaders. In the last four decades, there have been some truly outstanding titles, and some that are best left untouched. Sky Force Anniversary however, thankfully is the former. For those unaware, Sky Force started life as a mobile game and its first major release came on iOS in 2009. However, this is the first game in series to by developer and publisher Infinite Dreams to come to Xbox.
COGconnected: Sky Force Anniversary is slick-looking and easy to pick up and play, but you'll need patience if you want to make it to the end of this air raid intact.
TBG writes - I’ve been playing sky force on mobile for hours and was bubbly at the chance to play it on Switch. The console variation offers a widescreen view with different takes on gameplay that are all around better for the player and keep you coming back for another round.
James writes - The Xbox Game Pass keeps on going from strength to strength with a regular influx of new games, but sadly for us, some of them seemingly have to leave. So, which of the current titles have outstayed their welcome and are getting removed at the end of October?
Oh wow, I can't believe they are removing Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty on Xbox One, Resident Evil on Xbox One, Sky Force Anniversary on Xbox One, World of Van Helsing: Deathtrap on Xbox One, & MEGA MAN 9 on Xbox 360. That sucks!
Not a big deal, most of these games can be bought for cheap prices at $5 or less when on sale. Gamepass seems to keep exclusive and high performing Xbox one games permanently though.
Been seeing these articles for a while now. It’s got me wondering, do games ever leave PSNow?
They are taking out some gems there. Why not just leave these old games? Not like they are gonna sell solo any more.