Gaming Age writes: "It's the best take on Breakout yet-and I've walked through both sides of Peggle to come out clean on the other side, free of my addiction. Essentially Shatter really is Breakout, except that it fixes all of the problems inherent with the mechanics a game form the 80's usually incurs. Firstly and foremostly, its chief hook is that you have control over what the ball is doing. By clicking on the left and right mouse buttons, players can push or pull the balls towards or away from the pad. This is a big deal because, for the first time, players will have real control over the influence of where the ball is going."
Classic brick-breaking arcade game Shatter is getting remastered for modern consoles with upgraded visuals and even more smashing music.
WE HIT ONE HUNDRED!! Come break out the confetti with Front Towards Gamer's staff picks of musical delight!
This week's awesome selections.
Shatter, Pokemon X&Y, Little Big Planet 2, The Wolf Among Us, True Crime, Chrono Trigger
When people think about memorable video game soundtracks, there are a few recurring faces that seem to pop up every time. Final Fantasy, Zelda, and Mario are just a handful of franchises that get the bulk of the love when it comes to notable video game music. BagoGames presents 5 underrated soundtracks that you should give a listen to.
Nier had a fantastic soundtrack, but I don't really know if it would qualify as underrated. I still would have placed it on the list though.
