Sounds like they broke that mobile version of the game for the sake of potentially making a few bucks. In this day and age, I can see developers/publishers doing it. Still sad.

That is awesome! Thank you. I will have to give this a try as it looks quite interesting.

I was fearful they might turn off comments so I downloaded the file. I had no luck getting it to run in Redream though. I uploaded it to Mediafire in case you want to grab it.

I have never heard of Gleaner Heights. I was never a fan of these types of games though so that may be why I never heard of that one. I can watch people play Stardew Valley no problem, playing myself,

Oh yeah, I would love to see what their take on the Shambler is for instance, that boss that you don't even realize is coming but you have a feeling something big is indeed coming.

It really does. I am liking this style quite a bit, I just hope they can expand the gameplay and animations a bit before release.

I am right there with you on this one. While I am not a fan of the original Double Dragon game, I rocked teh NES sequel and then Super Double Dragon pretty hard. This looks interesting and it is a slightly

I would love to see an open world, even if limited to levels with an overarching world, to run around in. Something akin to the source material, running around solving crimes, finding clues, etc. Dick

Ooh, that is a good one. I got into Soul Calibur with the PSOne release of the first one, was hooked from that moment on. Such a great series of fighting games.

I missed this one in arcades but played it a bit on Commodore 64 and enjoyed it. I believe it was 1990 or so when I played it. I would not touch 1 on 1 fighting games till Street Fighter II at a Pizza

QBert is quite good at building up anticipation and urgency, I just have so much trouble getting used to the controls that the game is not fun for me. I remember watching friends drop quarter after quarter

That is one of the reasons I am not a fan of games like QBert. 😂They just come off as cheap sometimes. I can see why people enjoy it, it is just not my cup of tea.

Oh man, you certainly did miss out on some of the best days of arcades. I was born in 1976 and remember standing on a milk crate in the cart area at the front of a Safeway so I could play their Super Mario

I never knew this existed, what a wild trip this was to read. I stopped visiting arcades religiously around the time Mortal Kombat II was released, one of the last games I remember seeing/playing in an

I am still on the outside looking in on these Blockchain games. I think I have some Splinterlands cards from back when that first started, though I have long since forgotten how to access them. Other than

I picked up a couple of point and shoot cameras as well as a Hi 8 video camera from Goodwill Friday. The Hi 8 had a tape in it, looked at it and it was someone's vacation to Italy, I believe. They had

Those Neca classic horror figures, while basic, are intriguing to me. I may need to look around here and see if they have them in stock locally.

I love checking these articles out. There is usually a nostalgia rush, memories, fun times from when life was simpler. This is a magazine I have watched on eBay and such for decades. I wish someone would

Oh yes, I actually like Facebook, it is the easiest to earn money directly from the platform. There is decent interaction as well. Facebook is going to be in the next comparison article I make following

Solía disfrutar de Resident Evil, hasta el segundo. Después de eso, los controles del tanque se volvieron más molestos y sentí que frenaron el juego. Sin embargo, la diversión del original todavía está