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If you missed it the other day, Sega’s first Shinobi game since 2011 is on the way this year, slicing consoles and PC this summer.
Read More »Shinobi: Art of Vengeance dated for August, gets first trailer
Daniel and co. crack some skulls in today’s The Karate Kid: Street Rumble
Let’s get ready to rumble… through the original Karate Kid movie trilogy in side-scrolling actioner The Karate Kid: Street Rumble.
Read More »The Karate Kid trilogy comes to retro-life in The Karate Kid: Street Rumble
The retro-renaissance for the beat ’em up genre continues this fall, adapting a classic series of films in The Karate Kid: Street Rumble.
Read More »All-out retro action title Slave Zero X is coming to Switch this month
In the mood for a little 16bit(ish) action in the classic style? Sit tight, because Ziggurat Interactive’s Slave Zero X is almost here.
Read More »Here’s your first look at “dark fantasy action-RPG” Phantom Blade: Executioners
A follow-up to Phantom Blade Zero, S-GAME’s sword-swinging, side-scrolling Phantom Blade: Executioners is looking sharp.
Read More »The Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown goes back to the franchise’s 2D roots
Still playing off the theme of ‘time’, but looking a heck of a lot more like the original games to bear the name, this is Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.
Read More »Trailer: Demon Skin makes its way to consoles next month
Tough side-scrolling aRPG Demon Skin is making its way from Steam to consoles (and Epic). Look for it to land on all current platforms on May 5th.
Read More »If you missed it, there’s a big new Streets of Rage 4 update out
Dotemu, Lizardcube, and Guard Crush Games’ Streets of Rage 4 might have hit consoles and the PC in 2020, but it’s still getting some nice updates.
Read More »It’s Vikings vs aliens in brutal side-scrolling Soulslike Song of Iron 2
Vikings versus aliens doesn’t sound like it’d work, but Song of Iron 2 makes it look like a bloody good time. Well, good and tough at any rate.
Read More »Red Goddess: Inner World (PS4) Review
The journey into the mind can be dangerous, and Red Goddess: Inner World only confirms it.
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