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Former KOTOR remake studio is now remastering the "classic" Shrek 2 PS2 game, and I'm sorry but nostalgia…
Aspyr is remastering the 2004 PS2 game Shrek 2 for modern platforms, including PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, and PC, for $30. The author expresses dismay at the decision, questioning the need to remaster middling licensed games and suggesting that gaming nostalgia has gone too far, though acknowledges Aspyr's past work on more "classic" titles.
The world’s crying out for a game that’s actually fun to play – SSX was the PS2 launch game that made snowboarding feel like the future that never arrived
The original SSX on PlayStation 2 is celebrated as a groundbreaking launch title that perfectly blended technology, design, and timing to create a uniquely fun snowboarding experience. Its innovative mechanics, such as the boost meter fueled by tricks, and its dynamic soundtrack set it apart, establishing the EA Sports BIG brand and influencing subsequent titles like SSX Tricky and SSX 3.
17 years later, Batman: Arkham Asylum is still the best game for Batman fans
Seventeen years after its release, Batman: Arkham Asylum remains a standout title for Batman fans due to its deep lore integration and numerous references to obscure characters and comic book history. Developed by Rocksteady Studios, the game successfully immersed players in Gotham City, offering a comprehensive experience that celebrated the Batman universe beyond just the main hero.
Community: "All-Consuming, Joyous, Heartbreaking" - Your Nintendo 64 Memories
This article celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Nintendo 64 by sharing cherished memories from its community. Readers recall experiences with iconic games like Super Mario 64, GoldenEye 007, and Mario Kart 64, highlighting the console's impact on local multiplayer and personal nostalgia.
