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Right off the heels of purchasing Thearhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call yesterday, i've now downloaded three more games on my Wii U (wasn't supposed to download two more, but i got curious about them). And here they are now.
Wild Guns (Super NES, 1994): What i have with me is another game that was considered to be extremely rare, thus it was sought after by game collectors, though not by me, since i didn't know what to make of this one at the time. But after my DA bro RedFalcon23 told me about this one, as well as the rarity value that it had, i decided to go along with it and download that one. And not because this game is made by the creators of the Harvest Moon games, that being Natsume, but simply because of the simplistic wild west shooting style that it has in it. And you can choose to play as either a bounty hunter by the name of Clint or as the female protagonist of this one, called Annie. It's also one of the games that showcases the steampunk genre, though i'm not sure if it'll catch on. Maybe it has for my DA bro, since one of his characters is based on the setting of that game, as well as some others. I'll know for sure once i start playing it.
Spikey Walls (Wii U Download): Remember the Flappy Bird concept? Meaning the one that sees a small tiny bird flapping its wings to avoid the pipes and all that? Well, RCMADIAX has taken that concept and made its own version of it, but featuring another kind of small critter flapping its wings, but to simply avoid, as the title says here... Spikey Walls. That one costed me just 1.09$ (which is 0.99 cents in the US), so it's a cheap game. Also, you can share your scores on Miiverse (just go to Miiverse and bring a capture screen to it to showcase your score).
KickBeat: Special Edition (Wii U Download): You're probably wondering what makes this game a special edition, eh? Well, not only it's a rhythm-type of game, but it's also a martial arts type of game, in which it resembles a lot like the Dance Dance Revolution series of games, as well as the Gitaroo Man game that was available on the Playstation and the PSP years ago. Anyway, this special edition contains many hits from great bands such as Pendulum and P.O.D. (they did performed Rey Mysterio's Booyaka theme song after all) and even indie pioneers such as Celldweller and Blue Stahli, as well as hidden talents such as the Taiwanese rapper Shen Li. I don't know about you, but that one has gotten me curious about how such game will play out, in terms of musical games.
Copyrights of this photo montage belongs to me, while copyrights of the aforementioned games belongs to the following:
Wild Guns: (C) Natsume
Spikey Walls: (C) RCMADIAX
KickBeat: Special Edition: (C) Zen Studios
Wild Guns (Super NES, 1994): What i have with me is another game that was considered to be extremely rare, thus it was sought after by game collectors, though not by me, since i didn't know what to make of this one at the time. But after my DA bro RedFalcon23 told me about this one, as well as the rarity value that it had, i decided to go along with it and download that one. And not because this game is made by the creators of the Harvest Moon games, that being Natsume, but simply because of the simplistic wild west shooting style that it has in it. And you can choose to play as either a bounty hunter by the name of Clint or as the female protagonist of this one, called Annie. It's also one of the games that showcases the steampunk genre, though i'm not sure if it'll catch on. Maybe it has for my DA bro, since one of his characters is based on the setting of that game, as well as some others. I'll know for sure once i start playing it.
Spikey Walls (Wii U Download): Remember the Flappy Bird concept? Meaning the one that sees a small tiny bird flapping its wings to avoid the pipes and all that? Well, RCMADIAX has taken that concept and made its own version of it, but featuring another kind of small critter flapping its wings, but to simply avoid, as the title says here... Spikey Walls. That one costed me just 1.09$ (which is 0.99 cents in the US), so it's a cheap game. Also, you can share your scores on Miiverse (just go to Miiverse and bring a capture screen to it to showcase your score).
KickBeat: Special Edition (Wii U Download): You're probably wondering what makes this game a special edition, eh? Well, not only it's a rhythm-type of game, but it's also a martial arts type of game, in which it resembles a lot like the Dance Dance Revolution series of games, as well as the Gitaroo Man game that was available on the Playstation and the PSP years ago. Anyway, this special edition contains many hits from great bands such as Pendulum and P.O.D. (they did performed Rey Mysterio's Booyaka theme song after all) and even indie pioneers such as Celldweller and Blue Stahli, as well as hidden talents such as the Taiwanese rapper Shen Li. I don't know about you, but that one has gotten me curious about how such game will play out, in terms of musical games.
Copyrights of this photo montage belongs to me, while copyrights of the aforementioned games belongs to the following:
Wild Guns: (C) Natsume
Spikey Walls: (C) RCMADIAX
KickBeat: Special Edition: (C) Zen Studios
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Wild Guns. That seems like I heard of it sometime when I was little 