R.C. Pro-Am is one of the early innovators of vehicular combat games. It's got quite a lot of play in our house and for a very straightforward concept, this has very high replay value. There's a good chance that almost anyone who had an NES (or knew a friend who did) has either owned or seen someone play R.C. Pro-Am at some point in the late 80's and…
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Mods are always a treat and can add a lot of creativity from independent creators to bring some life to gaming. 2019's remake of Resident Evil 2 saw its share of great mods with central pursuing villain, Mr. X. With the recent anticipation of the upcoming Resident Evil 3, Jill's persistent hawker Nemesis, gets a bevy of clones to make her life…
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Yeah, I hate Dragonball GT immensely. Even though I don’t even care for DBZ at all anymore, I won’t pretend that I never enjoyed it up to a certain point (the Cell story arc demolished it all for me. Keep posted, that rant is coming…). Grand Tour, however, takes what many fans liked about both (the adventure aspect of Dragonball and the high…
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In the wake of the quickly spreading threat that is COVID-19, we are currently in a world where businesses are being negatively impacted by the severity of this crisis. The practice of social distancing The ever scheming opportunists they are, video game retailer GameStop has decided to take this chance to profit off many people sitting at home as…
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Doom Eternal hits retail, and one of its longtime feature, the popular Deathmatch mode, will be excluded from this latest sequel. In a recent interview with Shacknews, executive producer and senior vice president…
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My list of games I genuinely hate is relatively small compared to, say, movies. Even when it comes to bad video games, I have a soft spot for them because they provide me with some form of amusement. But there's some things I just can't muster that kind of love for, and The Uncanny X-Men is one of the closest things I've found to sheer, unadulterated…
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With the rapidly growing concern of the wide spreading Coronavirus, many expositions, conventions, and events have been cancelled as more cases across the United States continue to heighten. As what many had speculated, the Electronic Software Association has officially confirmed that the Electronic Entertainment Expo will be cancelling its 2020…
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It's MAR10 day, and Nintendo is a company that on way more than an occasion is prone to doing some very strange, unconventional stuff. The recent Ring Fit, which has been discussed here on Game Fix, and…
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About two weeks ago, when taking a look at Superman's first venture into video games, I had brought up Batman's success in the field. The Dark Knight has had prior releases on the Amiga,ZX Spectrum, and other computer devices. The one title that captivated many a video game fan's attention was the Sunsoft produced Batman title from the NES, which…
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GameStop has been searching for a means to survive in a video climate that has been rapidly evolving in recent years. The video game retail chain has seen steady decline in business. 2018 saw a net loss of $673 million dollars over the course of the fiscal year, and very little they have tried to do in order to offset losses has seen no results, and…
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Independent developer PlatinumGames' Kickstarter campaign that was launched February 3rd for a remastered update of The Wonderful 101 gained traction very quickly, after several years of demand. In just a matter of hours, the stretch goals were met for a Switch version, as well as a Steam and Playstation 4 port, accruing $1,000,000. Just over a month…
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Disney’s video games have been awesome for as long as I can remember. From Chip & Dale’s Rescue Rangers, Ducktales and Darkwing Duck on the NES to Mickey Mania and Aladdin on the Sega Genesis. sandwiched in between Capcom’s memorable 8 bit titles and The Lion King was Quackshot, a game I recall buying instead of Shinobi for unknown reasons.…
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PC players will have a chance to experience Death Stranding June 2nd, 2020. The Kojima vehicle will be available on Epic Store and Steam, as well as physical copies to be sold in retail stores. Amongst many of its new features, early images shows Sam wearing a headcrab cosmetic addition.
The PC port will boast other prominent upgrades such as…
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