Cody and May are finally in Rose’s bedroom. But in order to actually get to her, they have to go to outer space and back! PlayerTwoStart and I also discuss the latest Nintendo Indie World Showcase!
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PlayerTwoStart and I continue our quest to save Cody and May’s marriage in It Takes Two! This time, we’ve stumbled on a turf war between squirrels and wasps!
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The full Dubs All Day crew join me for the newly-added 6v6 Team Deathmatch and King of the Hill in Rogue Company! I also throw down Switchblade, the latest Rogue in the game!
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It Takes Two made quite the splash when it first came out earlier this year. PlayerTwoStart and I finally give this co-op adventure a shot!
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Those popsicles scattered around the maps are rather tempting, but PlayerTwoStart, Qowface, and I would rather secure the wins in Knockout City! We also share our thoughts on Mario Golf: Super Rush and the curious comeback of cassette tapes!
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As an outsider looking in, the Guilty Gear franchise was historically defined by three things:
While the franchise’s core audience love it for those reasons, my limited time playing Guilty Gear Xrd was a real struggle. Even with my prior experience in other fighting games at a competitive level, its layers of gameplay systems and character-specific systems immediately overwhelmed me.
Complexity doesn’t necessarily make Guilty Gear bad. In fact, with fighting game design as a whole moving towards a more streamlined approach, Guilty Gear was one of the last bastions for 2D fighters with that level of depth.
As such, the reality of ArcSys streamlining the mechanics of Guilty Gear -Strive- in hopes of brining more players to fold is one that will ruffle feathers on both sides.
Rogue Company finally gets a straight-up Team Deathmatch mode. Let’s try it out!
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The competition in Knockout City is only getting tougher as players come to grips with its brand of dodgeball. Thankfully, I’ve got PlayerTwoStart and Qowface to back me up! We take part in a thrilling stretch of street and ranked matches!
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Video game dodgeball has existed since the 80s with the likes of Super Dodge Ball. As a whole though, dodgeball is an underutilized concept. Maybe other game designers didn’t want to step on the toes of the Kunio-Kun universe. Maybe they just didn’t have any ideas to expand on the core concept of hitting people in the face with balls.
Enter Knockout City. Taking cues from team deathmatch shooters, Metroid Prime, and…fighting games(?)…this might be the most ambitious dodgeball game yet.
If you can dodge bullets, you can dodge a ball?
No, there aren’t any actual balls to duck in the Dodge Ball mode found in Rogue Company. But that doesn’t stop this side mode from currently being the best reason to play this free-to-play shooter.
In Third Person 