In 1994 Banpresto released Dragon Ball Z V.R.V.S. on the Sega’s System 32 arcade platform. This game featured a unique perspective from other fighting games, and showed the battle from behind your character facing toward your opponent. It was a 3d like experience, with drawn anime animations, instead of sprites, and featured full flight combat. The controls for each player were 3 buttons and their trusty joystick.
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The Rift. A new frontier. A virtual reality head mounted display controller.
We were lucky enough to try out Oculus‘ Rift at this years Quakecon. On display were 2 demonstrations, one was called the “flying demo” which was basically Id Software’s Rage with flying and noclip turned on (allowing for free movement). The other demo was of Doom 3 BFG Edition, which of course displayed the … [ Read More... ]
We got our hands-on with Dishonored, Bethesda’s new game, being developed by Arkane Studios.
You play an assassin on his quest for revenge, and basically you get your revenge however you decide to. You can be a maniac going guns blazing, you can be a clean and efficient stealth assassin taking only the life of the target, or go anywhere in between. The game supplies you with various … [ Read More... ]
Hey everyone,
With Quake Con wrapping up, we’ve gotten a lot of coverage over the last few days, and we’ll be putting up posts on all of it over the next week. So look forward to some really great interviews, reports, hands-ons, and exclusives, from the Bawlsiest duo to ever cover Quake Con.
Cheers,
Jackson Muderhands, UAC CEO