not really a fan of the idea or the characters, but that music's pretty sweet... now I feel compelled to look up remixes

welp, thanks for the Megaman X, Zero and the ZX games, Capcom.

I approve of it

they mainly were cashing in (late, I might add) on the whole 3D sprites thing Donkey Kong Country started

Sony making a console with Microsoft?

The sad thing is... if a medieval convention exists, the smell would actually add to the authenticity.

I think Japan needs a more imaginative mascot for this than anime schoolgirls or cutesy animals

I shouldn't be surprised, in hindsight, LA Noire is pretty much an RPG... Japan loves their lengthy, engaging RPGs

this is also worth checking out

Lame, no Raiden II? No TMNT: Turtles in Time? No Sonic Championship/Sonic the Fighters?

Who wants to bet it's gonna be something like this? In the US it was called Space Raiders.

actually no, they didn't get all the old voice actors, they changed several like Gohan, Bulma and Frieza as well as most of the Ginyu Force... some were improvements (Frieza), others felt like downgrades (Guldo and Jeice in particular)

it's a temporary reboot where things'll be back to the way things were after all is done and over with, but with some changes here and there reflecting on the brief reboot... pretty much imagine House of M

who wants to bet it may be a sequel to this?

I think just about all artists have their fixations... gif is somewhat related

amusingly, the dialog for the game was "wing damage" or "twin blasters" but sped up or slowed down.

the movie remains a silly guilty pleasure. Plus it serves as a reminder for Hollywood what NOT to do when it comes to adapting videogames into movies.

I played it for the first time when the 360 had it as a downloadable. I suppose it might've been great for its time and I liked the rechargeable shield concept, but I utterly hated the Warthog's controls.

...Well, CRAP. 12 years later and it's overturned... I remember trading the crap out of the cards and seeing kids play them around the cafeteria when I was in middle school.

I'd figure Ocarina of Time 3D kind of serves as the 25th anniversary celebration game... by rereleasing a game from 12 years ago.