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Top Five Comic Books That Need A Good Video Game (Empty Lifebar)

"Comic book heroes rarely see true justice brought to them in the video game world. Some companies such as Rocksteady and 2K Games have put the heart of a true fan into the creation of their super hero projects and have come out with some of the best known hero titles in the industry; titles that don’t actually make you shudder when you think of them."

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Pikajew4956d ago (Edited 4956d ago )

I want a Deadpool game or a sandbox TMNT game that you can use any turtle.

WolfLeBlack4956d ago

I reckon Deadpool would make for a good game, as would Hellboy. Both mix guns and hand-to-hand combat so it would allow for a good mixture. Deadpools utterly nuttiness would mean you could get away with a lot of wierd levels and daft moments, and Hell Boy's world has plenty of odd creatures and locations to use.

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Square Enix on Bringing Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade to Nintendo Switch 2

Square Enix talks about developing Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade for Nintendo Switch 2 in a behind-the-scenes interview.

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raWfodog3d ago

Why do we think this is coming out on Switch 2 before Xbox? Any thoughts? The S2 is not more powerful than the Series S so it’s not a ‘lack of power’ issue. Perhaps the sales forecast is higher on S2 than Xbox so that’s maybe where their priority lies?

jznrpg3d ago (Edited 3d ago )

It’s definitely a sales issue. If Xbox didn’t have players used to GamePass I bet it would be there already.

andy852d ago

The fact people will buy it. Xbox gamers generally have minimal interest in this series. Portable Final Fantasy will go down a storm in Japan where the switch sells huge numbers

repsahj2d ago

Hamaguchi states not just the remake but the entire FF7 remake series.

repsahj2d ago (Edited 2d ago )

The Switch 2 version is really beautiful. It looked as good as the PS5 version.

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Square Enix Staff Discover Cache Of Pristine Retro Games, Some Of Which Date Back 30 Years

Members of Square Enix recently made a remarkable discovery upon opening an old storage container at work that had been shut for close to 20 years: a cache of pristine, retro games that includes titles released for the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Atari ST, DOS computers, N-Gage, Nintendo Wii, and Amstrad CPC, among other platforms.

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CrimsonWing6959d ago

I kind of wish Square Enix would return to their roots… well, more so the PS1 era.

FinalFantasyFanatic58d ago

They were absolutely cooking during the PS1 era, now I can't get excited for the majority of SE's newest games. I would actually love it if AAA developed forgot about making the best graphics ever and focused moreso on other aspects of games. Limitations really did breed innovation back then.

originaljohn57d ago

The PS1 was cutting edge at the time, it removed limitations.
The innovation came from a huge wave of game creators using the PS1 as the main development platform.

originaljohn57d ago

So are we just ignoring Octopath Traveler 1&2, Live Alive, Bravely Default 2 and Triangle Strategy then yeah?

CrimsonWing6957d ago (Edited 57d ago )

I guess I worded it wrong, I wish Square would return to MORE of their original IPs from the PS1 era, more specifically things like Parasite Eve, FF Tactics, Xenogears, Brave Fencer Musashi, Einhander, and Vagrant Story. Better?

Gamingsince198158d ago (Edited 58d ago )

They found retro games and some are as old as 30 years ? So most of it wouldn't even be retro I imagine.

Weird thing is amstrad commodore and spectrum games are much older than 30 years mostly so how are the oldest ones 30 years ?

gigoran858d ago

retro
adjective
Involving, relating to, or reminiscent of an earlier time.

yeah, they qualify as retro

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Final Fantasy and SaGa series veteran Kazuyuki Shindo leaves Square Enix after 27 years

Kazuyuki Shindo, who worked on games including Legend of Mana, Final Fantasy XIII, and SaGa: Emerald Beyond, has left Square Enix.

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