Sony Interactive Entertainment, more colloquially known as SIE Japan, PlayStation's longest running in-house developer, is closing down a lot of its core software creation. SIE is noted for creating some of the more critically acclaimed for the Sony brand like Ico, Shadow of the Colossus, The Last Guardian, Ape Escape, including fan favorite games…
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A new month is around the corner, so it's that time to run down the offerings for PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass members for March 2021. Plus members on the Sony brand have 2020's smash hit Final Fantasy VII Remake, Farpoint, Remnant: From The Ashes, and the PS5 exclusive Maquette. Game Pass subscribers have…
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Sony's digital reveal show has finished up, and we here at Game Fix have the details from the fallout, in case you missed it! Like Nintendo Directs, and even E3 or PAX shows, these offerings should be met with a certain level of hype and expectations. With new hardware out (for those fortunate to get their hands on one), some upcoming software is a…
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Most arcade ports to the NES seemed to go pretty well for the NES, as far as I can remember. I only briefly played this in the arcades at Chuck E Cheese and decided that getting killed in Zaxxon was more fun because it was in space. As far as a home port goes, Breakthru isn’t too bad, though it is hindered by some of the many problems most NES…
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It's 1996. X-Men vs Street Fighter opened up Pandora's box when Capcom's World Warriors crossed fists with the mutants from Marvel Comics, launching the Vs line of games under the Capcom umbrella. The games used the same CP-System II engine that many Capcom games utilized, including Super Street Fighter II Turbo, X-Men Children of the Atom and the…
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The Nintendo Switch Online Service resurfaces with a new update for its digital additions to the Super Nintendo and Nintendo Entertainment System libraries that will be available February 17. Three selections coming to the SNES is the fighting game Doomsday Warrior, action side-scroller Psycho Dream, and platforming title…
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I love myself a good pinball table. Brawlers, SHMUPs, and fighters were my regular quarter munchers in an arcade room, but the pinball table is like putting a Rubix Cube on a living room coffee table; at some point, you're going to feel inclined to mess with it. Two of my favorite tables were Space Jam and Terminator 2. While it was hard to replicate…
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The Konami rumor that many fans have been itching to have clarified may have gained a little bit of traction. In a recent interview with Al Hub, the iconic composer was speaking about the latest project he lent his talents to, the recently released thriller puzzle game The Medium for the Xbox Series X|S and PC.
He then veered a little…
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The Sonic Prime announcement will be ushering in a new take on the Sonic universe, much like the Sonic Boom series. Development and production will be headed by Sega of America, Wildbrain Studios (who previously worked on 2019's Mega Man Fully Charged), Netflix Animation, and Ben 10 creator Man of Action. Its theme will center around a multiverse…
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Mass Effect's long anticipated remastering released a trailer that provided some robust information on what fans can expect from BioWare's sharpened space opera trilogy. Mass Effects 1-3 will see sharpened gameplay improvements, HDR and 4K resolution support, and a consolidation of the three games to ensure it's a more complete and cohesive package.…
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I laugh at a game like 2018's Agony, one of the most aptly named titles ever. Watching that try to be as edgy and controversial as possible in a time where most messed up fetishes are a Google search away is almost adorable. Agony doesn't have the refined dignity of 1994's Boogerman, a game that may as well have been produced by the kid who wrote the…
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