Where are these classics? The XBLA and PSN stores would benefit form having these five games on their digital shelves. Jason Fanelli of Leviathyn.com talks about the revival of these games.
Ever play a game a game only to discover at some point it transforms into a horror game? No? Well Netto's Game Room shares six games that do just that!
Not necessarily a ‘horror’ moment, but I remember feeling really tense and anxious when the Flood were first introduced in the original Halo. I never felt more on edge or nervous in that whole game as that moment. I think it was the whole buildup that something terrible was coming but you didn’t know exactly what.
Another non-horror game that had me feeling it was Subnautica. The deep dark depths, and knowing that sea monsters were lurking nearby, had me jumping at every sound.
I remember being scared of the Asylum level in the most recent Thief game from 2014.
Tekken is an outstanding fighting game series that has repeatedly upped the ante in both graphics and mechanics, but what’s just as exciting are the games’ soundtracks. Here are the Top 7 Tekken songs from across the series to get you pumped up for battle!
In 1997, Tekken 3 seemed like a glance of the future. 25 years later, does it still have a fighting chance?
Tekken 3 and Tekken Tag were the pinnacle of the series imo. so much variety, good balance and mini games that were crazy addictive. Fighting games have kind of fell off a lot since those days. Outside of Tekken SoulCalibur 2 was in my opinion a near perfect fighter. Shame the genre has gone the way of DLC hell and designed around eSports
That time when it was released in the arcade was also at the height of the arcade era (not including the early 80s era), before arcades started to decline. It was a fun time back then
Unfortunately, fighting games lend themselves well to DLC and season passes, even more so than most other genres, and even more unfortunately, devs behind these games know it. Content such as characters, modes, stages and even costumes/skins are all things that could be put behind paywalls, and it all seems to fit the genre like a glove. For the above reason, we will likely never go back to the days of fighting games being sold to us as complete packages, which is all the more reason why I appreciate retro titles.
I don't have anything to add on the eSports scene as I don't follow it.
Tekken 3 holds a special place in my heart as it was my first real introduction to fighting games. Well, it was the first one I owned at least, and got me into the genre. I had come across games like Street Fighter II and Mortal Kombat in arcades, and visited friends with Super Nintendos to get my butt kicked at whatever then current fighting game they had.
It wasn't until I was in the 3rd grade and got my PS1 that I really had the opportunity to dive into a fighting game with Tekken 3, and what a ride it was. I unlocked everything, and I mean everything, from characters and modes to alternate costumes, and yes, I even unlocked the secret characters. Man, I miss that game so much, and yeah, I also miss the days when a game like that could have so much content for a single price of admission.
Playing this game on dreamcast with improved textures thanks to Bleem is incredible!
Tekken 3 is what a fighting game should be in terms of balance and replayability. The character variety, mini games, special characters, the endings, the sound track, the game set a standard in fighting games.
Then along came Tekken Tag arcade, the arcade game that brought me back into the scene after conquering Marvel vs Capcom and Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter.
Then Capcom vs SNK
Then Capcom vs SNK 2
... I would much rather see a Power Stone 1/2 HD for example.
Also, The SNES had a great game called The Firemen, which would make a sweet small game on XBLA/PSN.
Also, as always, I have to mention a HD remake of Turrican, and Superfrog.
Brave Fencer Musashi
and from this list: Mega Man Legends
That was a pretty awful list.
If there was any game from Capcom that needed to come to xbl/psn that would be Power Stone or the sequel to Rival Schools.
Tekken 3? Really? No...just no.
Then and only then can there be peace.
Decent list, I've been waiting for Tekken 3 to hit PSN. I'd add Nights: into dreams, Shen Mue 1&2 and Black and White.
Deus Ex is a PC exclusive and will never be on consoles. If you want to play it you can buy it for 10$.