Stefanie Fogel interviews Paul Bellezza, co-founder and producer of The Odd Gentlemen, on the success of The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom, the possibility of a Winterbottom sequel, and the company's new project--a new IP that, unlike Winterbottom, will be in color.
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Carlos writes: "Although they may have allowed a break for the Christmas period, it seems the team in charge of bringing Xbox 360 titles to the Xbox One via Xbox Backwards Compatibility are now in full swing, with countless new titles being added since the turn of the year. Now we are seeing even more additions being made."
I suppose like any game, if you are a fan, or if you've never played the game before, then it's worth it. The Darkness 2 is worth a replay for sure, but I'd really like the original game to be added to the list. The Darkness was one of my favorite experiences last gen.
I would love to see MGS4 remastered. That game was another one of my top games from last gen.
Sorry bro but no console ever will ever get to experience MGS4 apart for PS3. Yeah it’s a shame. All to do with how hard it was to make for the PS3 console,and is impossible to replicate apart from say remaking it from scratch
I hope Spec-Ops: The Line gets the 4K enhancement like some of the backwards compatible titles have. I love that game.
Check out Use A Potion's review of King's Quest: A Knight To Remember!
"I went into King’s Quest: A Knight To Remember with hefty expectations. Sure, the game series is actually older than me but I have many fond memories of playing the series when I was younger. Fortunately The Odd Gentlemen have really delivered with their telling of the classic tale. The story is fantastic, especially with its classic ‘King’s Quest’ nods. The sound design is amazing – the voice acting is some of the best I’ve seen in any game. Graphically the game is absolutely stunning, the cartoon style really fitting the gameplay and looking very pleasing on the eye. Daventry is awe inspiring. Most importantly of all though, the game is incredibly fun. Puzzles are a treat to solve, the QTEs and first person archery really add to the gameplay and nothing ever feels like a drag. The game will last you around five hours but those are five well spent hours. Sure, it has it’s flaws but should you buy King’s Quest: A Knight To Remember? In the words of Akchaka – Affa Nata! (YES!)"
GameInformer: The Odd Gentlemen, the developer working on the new King's Quest game, reached out to clarify an aspect of its still mysterious. The game won't be a point-and-click title in the traditional sense, but it will retain King's Quest's adventure roots. Below, you will find our conversation with Activision's MacLean Marshall about reviving Sierra and King's Quest.
