Hello everyone, and thank you for checking out the newest edition of Resume Play’s “Where are they now?” This week, we look a little closer at four of the rootinest, tootinest, ass-kicking cowboy bounty hunters of the west. In 1991, Konami formed the team of Billy, Steve, Bob, and Cormano in the name of good. The Sunset Riders took saddle and made their presence known to the SNES world. Their mission…bring in the scoundrel known as Richard Rose, dead or alive. Being that it only takes about a total of 45 minutes to do so, here is what our beloved bounty collectors have been up to since. +Continue Reading
Who would have thought a game like Mario Paint could have a feature that gamers still use today. Searching around on the internet shows some amazing talent compiling some impressive songs using only the tools within this “painting” game. If you haven’t seen any of these, I believe you will be shocked at how close they can make these sound with the originals. If you cannot find your favorite, leave a comment with the link to others that are great; otherwise hit the jump for these awesome renditions of hopefully some of your favorite pieces of video game music.
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Hello everyone, and welcome to a new weekly addition to the Resume Play repertoire. Does anyone know what night club Billy and Jimmy from Double Dragon are bouncing for? What about the post office management position the original Paperboy has acquired? Is Chef Peter Pepper ever going to make enough burgers before being foiled by the triad of terror known as Mr. Hot Dog, Mr. Pickle, and Mr. Egg? These are questions that the public must know, and they are the questions that I have set out to find, and post my discoveries each week for you all to see. Click the link below to dive into the first edition of Resume Play’s “Where are they now?” +Continue Reading
Every gamer is different, and one thing that sets us all apart is the preference on which hunk of shaped plastic we prefer to use. There have been so many redesigns and upgrades that it is a daunting task trying to narrow down your absolute favorite controller. Check after the break to see the staff’s pick, and their reasons for why they chose their picks and why it is their favorite out of the bunch.
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Ogre Battle has a fusion of real time strategy overhead map and rpg battle system entirely unique to the Ogre Battle games. The story begins with you as the leader of the rebellion and are asked questions that will determine your opinion leader’s abilities, reputation, and alignment which affects the rest of your playthrough.
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To go along with the (disappointing) release of Wolverine worldwide, I have decided to put together a list of some of the best Marvel games to date. Like most movie and tv show games, Marvel comics has also been thrown into the mix of having a knack for being quite sub-par. Luckily, there are a few games that completely save Marvel in the video game era. I have picked my top 10, and definetely 10 games you will love, if you’re a comic buff like me.
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