I remember when I was just a wee lass in 1998 and I somehow had a demo disc of a game called MediEvil for my PS1. Being the spooky little brat that I was, I fell in love with the art of the game and played the demo countless times. Unfortunately, my dad never got me the full game (he was too busy playing Abe’s Exodus) and I have always regretted it but somehow still never played it even though I’m a grown woman who can actually buy it now. But that was all about to change with the PS4 remake of MediEvil. Did it live up to a 20-year hype-up?
A trip down the nostalgia lane, or a historical journey the games that gave birth to the hack and slash genre. Here are the best ones.
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There are many PlayStation Plus Premium hidden gems waiting to be found, including the gratifying Gravity Rush 2 and the intriguing Telling Lies.
Gravity Rush 1 and 2 are amazing can you believe the guy who created Silent Hill created these.
Agreed. And it was definitely top 5 on the platform for me. Genuinely loved how charming the series is/was.I loved it so much that I Platinumed it twice (Gravity Rush 2 and its Japanese variant, Gravity Daze 2).
Such a lovely series. I say this once every 3 or so months, but Sony committed the gravest sin in my eyes by dismantling my favorite Sony studio, Japan Studio and I really had a hard time forgiving that.
