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Ever thought about a game series and how they should've just quit before it became embarrassing? Well here's an article that points out many games that should've just stayed down and out the first time rather than attempting a comeback. From horror to fighting, fighting to erotic Japanese games, this list comprises a diverse set of games that should never have been continued for the shelves.
"If you're married make sure your wife isn't in the same room with you, otherwise you could be sleeping on the couch for the next couple of weeks. If you have a girlfriend it would be best if she weren't with you while checking out these trailers, otherwise you might not getting any late night "snacks" for about a month. And if you're not old enough to close your bedroom door, you probably aren't old enough to be watching these trailers. But for the mature minded youth, you better not let your..."
"Another day, another hack n slash fighter on the old Xbox 360. With such a glut of these games on the console, it takes a fair degree of invention and quality to stand out amongst the competition and, given Segas pedigree and the good name of the Golden Axe series, youd expect Golden Axe: Beast Rider to deliver the goods."
"The Current-Generation revival of the infamous Golden Axe series has been a long time coming. Originally rumoured for an update on the Previous-Generation systems and finally announced for Xbox360 and PLAYSTATION3 back at E3 2006, developer Secret Level and publisher SEGA touted the game as blockbuster material. The gaming world followed the title through a series of Press Releases and cunningly constructed screenshots revealing little of how the game would actually play. And then? Nothing..."
Sega - who owns the developer and is the publisher of Golden Axe: Beast Rider - has released some new screenshots for the game. They show some scary lookin' skeletons, people getting slayed, and a bunch more!
Here are the rest of the shots:
Look out for Golden Axe: Beast Rider on October 14th for the PS3 and 360.
In a press release today, Sega has announced its lineup for the upcoming Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany. Headlining the publisher's offerings are two of its more recognizable mascots: Sonic and Amigo, in the form of Sonic Unleashed [PS3/360/WII], Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood [NDS], and Samba De Amigo [WII].
With the Beijing Olympic Games currently ongoing, Sega has also decided to bring Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games [WII/NDS] and Beijing 2008 [PS3/360] to the show, ev...
Gamasutra's Brandon Sheffield sat down with Sega of America's CEO Simon Jeffery to discuss the house that Sonic built. The longtime Nintendo rival made headlines when it announced that it was dropping out of console manufacturing after the demise of the woefully underappreciated Sega Dreamcast. Steadily growing stronger, however, is the developer/publisher's western division, which has become the sixth biggest publisher in the United States, and has acquired a few studios in the West.
To...
For those of you who have played the old school Golden Axe games, you'll know why Sega has pretty much ruined the game before it's even released. Even if you haven't played the originals you should have some insight into this plight.
It has been determined by Sega that the upcoming title Golden Axe: Beast Rider will not contain multiplayer co-op. The original games were all about the multiplayer co-op action. You and a buddy team up to take on the evil forces of Death Adder. Co-operative p...
Here is the first trailer of Golden Axe: Beast Rider. The game is being made by Sega and it will be out in the Fall. The game will be coming out for the PS3 and 360.
"The upcoming arrival of SEGA and Secret Level's revamped version of hack-and-slash classic Golden Axe marks yet another retro game from yonder yesteryear getting the modern day overhaul treatment courtesy of powerful processing and a full 3D game world.
While its certainly a good thing for SEGA to be breathing fresh life into Golden Axe, which first appeared in arcades in 1989, will Golden Axe: Beast Rider in any way resemble its source of inspiration, its gameplay, and its chunky pixe..."
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