The Aquarium Park is the fifth world in Sonic Colors: Ultimate. Given the name, yes, it’s a level with a lot of underwater sections. Water levels are usually some of the less popular levels in platformer games in general. They’re a lot slower, sometimes more drawn out than they need to be, and sometimes can leave us off with some memories that just don’t seem to go away (like the Labyrinth Zone from the first Sonic game). Read More...
Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness will be releasing on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 later this year, and now Square Enix has released a new video that compares the visuals of both versions.
Unsurprisingly, there are some big improvements that can be seen in PlayStation 4 version compared to the PlayStation 3 version, with higher-detailed textures, better draw distance, and greater clarity and vibrancy. It still looks good on PlayStation 3, but the PlayStation 4 version looks better enough to change platforms if you were banking on the PlayStation 3 version. Read More...
Sequels are a pretty common occurrence in gaming, but decades after the initial release, all hopes are typically gone for a followup. Wasteland 2 went against the grain however, with its release on PC last year, more than 26 years after its initial release. While the trend in gaming is to move to more action oriented RPG gameplay, the man behind the original Fallout has now brought Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut to consoles with tactical based gameplay that feels like a wonderful trip to the past. Read More...
