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hat do you get when you jam a shooting game into a cross between Breakout and Pong? Something good, right? The answer lies within One Ship, Two Ship, Redshift Blueshift from indie developer 01010111. Just how does this crazy mashup stack up? Watch to find out!
t's time for the Winter Dreams Finale! G.Rev may have made its humble start via NAOMI Arcade and on the Dreamcast by programming games such as Treasure's Ikaruga at first, but their first proper, all-original, in-house title was the rare Border Down, released in 2003. How does this horizontal shooting game kick off G.Rev's awesome history? Watch to find out!
ive Nights at Freddy's is a feverish, effective game that implements point-and-click style gameplay mechanics to help build tension, dread, and sometimes, hopeless rage. Scott Cawthon created a very simple vehicle for a murky plot, imposing mood and ambience and of course, four hell-spawn animatronic animal musicians. Oh, and of course, you can't move.
So here we are, back at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza for a second time. Released with surprising swiftness after the first game (in fact, the sequel was released on Steam November 11, 2014 – over a month earlier than the originally projected December 25), Five Nights at Freddy's 2 brings us back to a familiar setup: sit in this chair and wait uncomfortably for a shrieking robot bunny to startle you to death.
here are your World War II games, and then there are your World, War, II, games; yeah, that’s right—we went there. Still not hip to what we’re selling? Well, buckle up, and prepare your taste buds, because we’re about to take you on a journey through the inner-workings and complexities of Super Lemonade Factory.
I don’t think we could have made that any more dramatic if we tried…
Anyway, join George and Andrew as they maneuver eager lovers, Andre and Liselot through their newly acquired Sugar water Business, and jump and defend through the trials of tribulations of this nifty little platformer.
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hat do you get when you smash a trigger-happy trampoline town up with a shit load of pop-rocks and Tang? An awful mess; that’s what you’ll get, an awful, mess…
Or maybe you’ll get Insomniac’s Sunset Overdrive! Yeah, that’s it!
Join Andrew and George as they discuss the merits and fallings of the Xbox One Exclusive at a glance, and dive deep into the cooperative multiplayer, singularly-driven open-world action games, and George’s creepy love affair with Jorts.
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Insomniac Games, Jorts galore, Play Play, Sunset Overdrive, Third-Party Exclusive, Xbox One | in Features 
t’s 2015 and yet, Jacob Marley’s ghost of Christmas gaming’s past has spilled over into the new year to haunt us some more, and well—that’s ok really.
We kick off the big Two-Oh-One-Five with our thoughts on Amiibos, Skylanders, and the rest of the interactive toy craze or as Andrew likes to call it “Toys-To-Life” trend that’s been sweeping video games as of late. In addition we talk about the values of owning a uninsured motorist policy on your car insurance premium, Evolve, AGDQ, Destiny, Neo Geo X, Lizard Squad, Twinkle Star Sprites, how dumb Linkin Park really was, and more! This latest episode is a bit of a doozy as far as content and length goes so settle down, and kick your feet up, because we’re here to help you get comfortable.
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Amiibos, Car Accidents, Destiny, Don't Starve Together, Evolve, Never Move to Florida, Skylanders, They Suck, Wii U | in Podcast 
inter Dreams continues: In episode 87 of Bullet Heaven HD, we took a look at Giga Wing and its sequel, Giga Wing 2 for the Sega Dreamcast. We came away slightly disappointed, mostly because of some crippling input lag, especially in the first game. Developer Takumi makes a return to the Dreamcast with 2001's Mars Matrix... but how does it fare?
inter dreams has resumed for 2015! In this episode of Bullet Heaven HD, we take a look at yet another genre fusion with Twinkle Star Sprites. Previously seeing release on several consoles in the past, the Dreamcast release omits a lot of features from previous versions. But how does it stack up?
ADK, I'm so Hangry!, Puzzle, SNK, Twinkle Star Sprites, Vertical | in Bullet Heaven, Bullet Heaven HD 
