I always thought it was weird that modern barcade games aren't ported more often. Cruis'n Blast is pretty mindless but the port wasn't badly executed. I've played that Turtles game for just a few minutes and it didn't seem too shabby. It's from like two or three reboots ago at this point, so they're not exactly striking while the iron is hot.
Just a tad grifty to start taking preorders on their next game a whole year before their first game is scheduled to come out. What country is Lady Death big in?
That's retarded and unsurprising. It's an amazing Golden Axe fan game, but having Sega to DMCA claim it shows that major studios are out-of-touch
Thanks for this
Only if you can play as Evil Ernie too.
Unfortunately they decided to choose Ravenheart for P2:
Idiots. I would legit give money if they had Evil Ernie. I've never read a single issue of the comic book but I love the idea of a psychic king of the zombies character.
Feels very ninja turtle-y: dive kicks, vertical jumps etc. Gotta admit it looks much better in motion than the initial screenshots. They may have made the sprites small to accommodate 4-player mode. It's still undercooked... barely any voice samples for example (I think just one, a boss laughing?), not even OOFs and UGHs for hits. I couldn't get the grab or run buttons to work, dunno if it's because I'm retarded or it's bugged. Double-tap to run works but I can't even tell if it has grabs, other than picking up downed enemies RCR-style. Two levels in the demo, each 10+ minutes long but about the same amount of content as one 3-minute level in an arcade game, but hey, that's every indie "arcade" game. Two attack buttons (light + heavy), feels pointless as usual, it's not like it has DMC attack strings. Menus look like placeholders.
All the budget and they couldn't record a few lines.