Konami has officially announced that it has canceled its Track and Field Remake for the Nintendo Switch called Hyper Sports R
WTMG's Leo Faria: "Konami started off 2018 with the wrong foot with the decision of charging real money for extra save slots in Metal Gear Survive, but that was their only terrible decision in 2018, as they spent the rest of the year with a quiet streak of small but decent releases and some rare instances of good PR. They could have had a worse year. They could have been Bethesda."
Nope they’re still going to be a scumbag company that will get by doing the bare minimum along with a few noteworthy acts
Make a Metal Gear Solid remaster, 2, 3 or 4 in VR,or even VR Missions remaster in VR and I might be interested like Zoe 2 Mars.
With a side order of a new 3D Castlevania game at the level of Symphony of the Night and the GBA games.
Um...what exactly did they do? Right, a bland port of amazing Castlevania games, a trashy and god-awful Metal gear Survive, a VR port that nobody talks about, a soccer game for a very niche audience that still had tons of complaints. Probably the only thing they did right was providing free to Superbomber Man R, it was free right? Either way, they didn't do anything notable, they are still trash.
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These guys are sitting on a goldmine with Metal Gear Solid. They could remake those games like Capcom is doing with it's classics.
But no, pachinko machines. F@£#
A new rumble roses game is looking top tier now for Konami. Not that I wouldn’t want a new RR game anyways.
A bland art style, unimpressive button inputs and wonky motion controls, Hyper Sports R is a reimagining of a 1984 classic that might be best staying there.
Queue the Price is Right fail sound. Lmao Didn't realize it was announced that long ago.
I remember previewing this at E3 2018. Was decently fun, though it felt a bit unnecessary.
Darn it. I really liked hyper sports back in the 80s.