966th played so far Genre: Fighting Platform: Playstation 3/Xbox 360 Year of Release: 2008 Developer: Project Soul Publisher: Namco Bandai Game I had a bit of a discussion on what fighting game to leave until last, and between SoulCalibur and Street Fighter, the latter seemed more appropriate – even more when you consider our first […]
Posts Tagged ‘fighting’
#870 Soul Calibur IV
Posted: 10th June 2021 by Jeroen in UncategorizedTags: 2008, fighting, namco bandai games, playstation 3, project soul, xbox 360
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#850 Ninja Gaiden II
Posted: 26th May 2021 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2008, adventure, fighting, microsoft, team ninja, xbox 360
961st played so far Genre: Adventure/Fighting Platform: Xbox 360 Year of Release: 2008 Developer: Team Ninja Publisher: Microsoft One of the stranger and more frustrating features of the list are the near-duplicate games. I feel I have only played a single Ninja Gaiden game, but did it twice because of the Ninja Gaiden Black upgrade […]
#876 Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Posted: 11th May 2021 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2008, action, fighting, nintendo, sora ltd, wii
956th played so far Genre: Action/Fighting Platform: Wii Year of Release: 2008 Developer: Sora Ltd. Publisher: Nintendo I believe Super Smash Bros Ultimate, the currently latest in the series, hadn’t been released the last time I played a Super Smash Bros. game. I sunk a fair amount of time into that – not as much […]
#271 Samurai Shodown II
Posted: 15th March 2021 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 1994, arcade, fighting, neo geo, SNK
938th played so far Genre: Fighting Platform: Arcade/Neo Geo Year of Release: 1994 Developer: SNK Publisher: SNK We’ve covered a number of SNK fighters at this point, including The King of Fighters, Fatal Fury and even card game ‘adaptation’ SNK vs Capcom: Card Fighters Clash. Samurai Shodown II (sic) is another, a series that based […]
#333 Bushido Blade
Posted: 26th November 2020 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 1997, fighting, light weight, playstation 1, sony computer entertainment, square
911th played so far Genre: Fighting Platform: Playstation 1 Year of Release: 1997 Developer: Light Weight Publisher: Square/Sony Computer Entertainment I’ve not heard of Bushido Blade before the blog, and I don’t think I will after – there was a sequel, but it does look like it didn’t go anywhere. It feels like it fits […]
#765 Heavenly Sword
Posted: 6th August 2020 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2007, adventure, fighting, ninja theory, playstation 3, sony computer entertainment
888th played so far Genre: Adventure/Fighting Platform: Playstation 3 Year of Release: 2007 Developer: Ninja Theory Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment Time to be reductive: Heavenly Sword looks like a hack and slasher not unlike God of War or Ninja Gaiden, fighting your way through enemies with maybe some exploration. It’s no wonder that this studio […]
#833 Devil May Cry 4
Posted: 17th July 2020 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2008, action, capcom, fighting, pc, playstation 3, xbox 360
883rd played so far Genre: Action/Fighting Platform: Playstation 3/Xbox 360/PC Year of Release: 2008 Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom So we’ve played the first and third Devil May Cry games before – the latter’s start in a store or (according to my four year old memory) pizza place standing out as an odd place to start. […]
#838 God of War: Chains of Olympus
Posted: 1st July 2020 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2008, adventure, fighting, playstation portable, ready at dawn, sony computer entertainment
879th played so far Genre: Adventure/Fighting Platform: Playstation Portable Year of Release: 2008 Developer: Ready at Dawn Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment There’s still something amazing in my mind about some of the God of War fights – big and impressive at its best, although possibly not always as good in tying them together, from what […]
#448 Power Stone 2
Posted: 12th January 2020 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2000, capcom, dreamcast, fighting
837th played so far Genre: Fighting Platform: Dreamcast Year of Release: 2000 Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom I haven’t played many Dreamcast games recently, in part because I have to go out and retrieve it from semi storage (the bedroom TV) and connect it to a TV that is too new to handle aerial connections gracefully. […]