ROAD RASH JAILBREAK CHARACTERS SERIES

ROAD RASH JAILBREAK CHARACTERS SERIES

What killed it? The early games were vaguely linked to the Gulf War and Operation Desert Strike, but I don’t think it was because the games were no longer topical, but perhaps for the time the series had run its course. With the decline of Ace Combat and no real shot at the medium, I think a new Strike game could potentially be very innovative and awesome. You had to move at a brisk pace while being sure to not run out of fuel, and approaching your opposition too hastily will get you shot down quickly. This series involves a good combination of action and strategy that was unheard of in most action games for the 16 bit era, as most games involved blowing up everything in sight! There was seldom music during the actual gameplay, and you didn’t have to fend off waves of enemies. To my knowledge, there hasn’t been an action helicopter shooter since the Strike games. It made me sit and think for a long time, and after tough consideration, narrowed it down to 5 games I have always longed to see done again or continued. I have been playing Double Dragon Neon for the last couple of days and have been amazed with how well it has incorporated the familiarity of what made the game a classic without just being a bare bones flashback and nothing more. Other series have flourished Castlevania, Namco’s Tales series, and Spyro, to name a few, have seen new energy that has kept them from falling into obscurity. The game, suffering from putrid controls, bland atmosphere and a horrendous story, fell completely on its face. It is one thing to take TMNT and give it a fresh start (I’m a big fan of the new series), but with a game like, say, Bionic Commando, that had great promise to break ground here. Nightmare on Elm Street was utterly destroyed by Michael Bay, Texas Chainsaw Massacre improved its grim story by being in 3D, My Little Pony is on its way to crushing the world under Pinkie Pie’s hoof, and there’s been Battleship and Rock’em Sock’em Robots movies.

I live in an age when nearly everything I grew up has been given a modern-day facelift and a new spin for a fresh generation of kids for today.

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