In 2008 Capcom did something that was an uncommon stroke of genius: They made a new Mega Man game in the style of the original NES classics. To the untrained eye, you would have been left to believe they simply took the same engine and made new levels. It was that faithful, and it was a critical and commercial success as a retro-styled downloadable title. They would inevitably follow it up with Mega Man 10 two years later.
Welcome to Checkpoint, a segment from the authors here at LevelSave designed to quickly let you know what is on our minds, how we are reacting to current news and trends, and some looks into content coming soon from LevelSave.com. February 22, 2017 We have been focusing on Nintendo a little too much lately. What is the rest of the industry up to? Checkpoints: Horizon Zero Dawn reviews have been pouring out and it looks like the game is a hit. Currently sitting at a solid...
When EA and DICE revealed that their next entry in the Battlefield franchise would be set during World War I, I had mixed feelings. As a lover of history, the time period was instantly acceptable to me. WWI is a largely unexplored in the video game space, and I think most of that is due to the prevalence of World War II content being more of an inspiration thanks to the multitude of movies and television shows that portrayed it. I think its accurate to say that WWII is a...
exactly recall the last time I played in an open-world take on New York City. Sure, Grand Theft Auto IV had a really good-looking Liberty City as a clone, but not a re-creation. For me, it may actually go back to the second “True Crime” game, “Streets of NY.” It’s actually a bit surprising that an open-world game in NY hasn’t crossed my path in so long. It’s pop-culture’s most recognizable metropolis, after all. How did it...
Playstation happily showed off some new Arkham Knight footage that showed…First person shooting…? It was a trailer that showcased a hint of what are to be known as PS4 exclusive, “Scarecrow Nightmare” missions.
World premieres of two new Final Fantasy titles are revealed at the Sony E3 2015 press event. World of Final Fantasy, a chibi-like version of the Final Fantasy was shown off and you will play it first on Playstation 4 & Playstation Vita in 2016. In a “one more thing ” fashion Square Enix and Sony reveal Final Fantasy 7 Remake FINALLY! (cue the roaring applause) Final Fantasy 7 Remake is coming first to Playstation 4. Confirming that this title will be...
Media Molecule is building for the PS4 a new game that is a journey through the dreams of others, and it’s called “Dreams”. The game allows you to create environments using the PS4 controller. The game has a very pastel puppetry vibe to it, and while loks nice, is still early in development. So for those of you who loved Little Big Planet, this game could be up your alley.
Up next Sony E3 Sony Press conference 2015 is console exclusive Street Fighter 5. Street Fighter 5 was shown with gorgeous new gameplay. Two new characters were confirmed for the popular fighting game. Cammy and Birdie have joined the roster and look like forces to be reckoned with. No firm release date revealed yet. It is currently still slated for March 2016. However, Sony did announce a public beta which hits on July 23rd for Playstation...
Sony has announced a new Hitman title being developed by I/O Interactive, simply called,”Hitman” to be released on the PS4. The game is set to take place, where players are again taking the role of the bald headed Agent 47. There will be a beta available to those that pre-order it.
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