Timesplitters 2 might be one of the very few games with the honour of being “Game my brother has completed” when he played through the campaign on easy once. Unless he just stopped on the last level and went “Cool game” and never played it again, I forget.
Also I think it gave me nightmares about anthropomorphic ducks with shotguns chasing me in a mazy speakeasy
have to admit that the style has got sucker-me interested in it, even when you can tell in the trailer already that it will sacrifice readability for style …
8/24 Update: Arcade Archives Knuckle Heads is back in the US PS Store, at the usual Arcade Archives $7.99 price now. (Thanks MapleStoryPSN on YouTube for updating me!)
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This week’s Arcade Archives release is Namco’s “Knuckle Heads”–their first fighting game, I’ve read somewhere?–but it is not currently listed on the US PS Store; rumor has it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s7lGqErjlw&lc=UgwKgiuX0xLb1XWXVHh4AaABAg that it was there briefly but listed at $8.49–later mobile Google search results seemed to corroborate this:
Ahh takes me back to the days of trying to get new video pinball DLC releases off the PS Store and those being screwed up like 30% of the time. = ppp
Also, how appropriate is that title, huh, huh? : p
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8/19 Follow-up
I noticed Hamster’s English social media announcement of the release linked to the PS GB store for the PS4 version, rather than to the US store. Not sure if the GB store is their usual link destination–don’t think it used to be.
I got the JP version, and the music is rife with copyright claims on YouTube–including end scene music, which hurts 'cause you can’t then just rim those segments or the whole video is like pointless. = P Anyway I wonder if the extensive, no-revenue-sharing-allowed copyright claims on the game music could have something to do with the US Store de-listing. Although that probably would just have meant it didn’t get listed in the first place.
“Derek Connolly, the franchise scribe whose work includes the Jurassic World movies, has been tapped to write a live-action adaptation of Sega video game Eternal Champions for Skydance.”