NL writes: "There's a common assumption that a console's best titles come towards the end of its lifespan. This is mainly because developers take time to get to grips with a new machine's power and as a result you have to wait a couple of years before you see what each console is truly capable of."
The Terminator? Batman? Godzilla? They were all part of the weird mix in Sega’s Revenge of Shinobi.
Lets make a fun Shinobi.
How?
By putting all these popular icons as bosses and mini bosses.
Hum...
I like Shadow Dancer but this is my favorite Shinobi game.
During the 90s, I started to see lots of ideas taken from the west movies.
WC
Have you ever encountered a situation where you have a problem to solve and every solution that your stupid brain throws at you is more ridiculous than the last? It’s just brainfart after brainfart until it gets to the point where some of the weirder ideas actually seem to start making sense?
It happens to everyone and it seems like videogame developers are as susceptible to it as anyone else. The only difference is that once they reach the point where every crazy concept starts to look like a good idea, they have the platform to bring their what’s happening in their minds to a massive audience.
This week A Pixelated View takes a look at some of the most grievous, gruelling, challenging boss fights in gaming history
Bogus. Not even the mention of the Monsoon fight in Revengence?! BS bro!
http://youtu.be/kHPouzEdw68
Or Senator Armstrong final fight: http://youtu.be/Rep9nVnYPSE
Cant take this list seriously.
I forgot to add, the senator fight is quite funny also.
Smoug and Ornstein sure took some effort. You need a sturdy shield. You have got to be able to guard 2 blows consecutively without it breaking your guard. I forget the shield I used but that was the deal breaker for me.
