There was a time when this was considered by many to be the best fighting game ever made and the critics were definitely not far off the mark. However, when it was originally released on Sega's ill-fated Dreamcast console, it lacked one thing - online play. This was forgiven due to online console play being virtually unheard of at the time.
With the legendary Castlevania series fast reaching around thirty titles, it should be hard to pick out the best of the bunch — but it's not. This is the daddy of them all. Once again, some nutter is trying to resurrect the dark lord Dracula and this time it's up to his own son Alucard to take them down. So grab your crucifix, take a deep...
Well, at least part of the title bears some relation to the feeling you get while trudging through SNK's 'legendary' beat-em-up. Here's a hint; it's not 'special'. No, a feeling akin to pure rage, a sense of wanting to plant a foot through the beautiful HD television you spent months paying off so you could play Bioshock the way it was...
Block-based puzzle games are ten-a-penny these days yet few shake up the formula as much as Lumines. A subtle blend of rhythm action and a music based score system this gives the block puzzler a new lease of life.
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