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We recently featured an article about five unannounced 3DS games that we would like to see Nintendo reveal in 2012. Following up on that idea, here are six games that would fit well on the 3DS in 2012, each coming from a third-party developer that has already pledged support for the handheld. Let the speculation begin on GameRabies!
With so many sequels being made these days, what old games would you like to see get a sequel on the current consoles? Well our very own John Elliott has come up with 10 old games that he'd like to see get sequels.
When video games are designed to look a specific way, the visual style can often last well past the viability of a console. This article examines how developers create visually "timeless" graphics, as well as collects several of the most prominent examples.
"Sadly, Video-Game music is often stereotyped as being “not really music at all.” Some think Video-Games will forever feature retro 8-Bit stylized music. While others find it humorous that anyone might sit down and listen to say, a well composed Final Fantasy album."
"We previously caught wind of Dreamcast games Sonic Adventure and Crazy Taxi heading to Xbox Live Arcade through leaked screenshots. Now it appears another Dreamcast has been leaked and it's the cult favorite, Jet Grind Radio (titled Jet Set Radio outside of the US)."
"1 Sakura Taisen (aka Sakura Wars) Sega
2 Shenmue Sega
3 Okami Capcom
4 Gotchaforce Capcom
5 Xenogears Square Enix
6 Breath of Fire Capcom
7 Rockman Dash (aka Mega Man Legends) Capcom
8 Ogre Battle Square Enix
9 Chikyuu Boueigun (aka Earth Defence Force) D3
10 Kowloon’s Gate Sony Music Entertainment
11 Shinobido Spike
12 Demon’s Souls SCEJ
13 Rockman X (aka Mega Man X) Capcom
14 Chrono Square Enix
15 Z.O.E Konami
16 Mother Nintendo
17 Romancing SaGa Square Enix
18 Senjou no Va..."
"In years past, NeoGAF has done their favorite moments in gaming, using only MS Paint to show you. Looking back at 2008 brings us some of the coolest moments, great memories that can look amusing to just plain epic, even when in Paint. I purposely left out the names of the games as half the fun is guessing (but if you cant figure it out, right click and hit properties to see the file name where I put the game)."
Siliconera's Spencer has been keen enough to notice Sega has gone to great lengths in recent times to protect its franchises of old, trademarking ChuChu Rocket (just last week), Sonic Shuffle, Jet Grind Radio, Cosmic Smash (a truly unique gem), and Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram. Is Sega getting "back in the game" one step at a time? Kind of seems like it...
"In the world of Gaming, 2000 was actually a pretty kick ass year. We were all able to get our hands on the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo sold its 100,000,000th Game Boy system.
Looking Glass Studios (System Shock 2, Thief series) went out of business. Bungie was bought by Microsoft (to the eternal embarrassment of Apple's Steve Jobs, to be sure), and Red Storm Entertainment became the new property of Ubisoft. Volition, the development house behind FreeSpace 2 and Summoner (and later Saint's ..."
![Box shot of Jet Grind Radio [Europe]](http://i.neoseeker.com/boxshots/R2FtZXMvRHJlYW1jYXN0L0FjdGlvbi9BZHZlbnR1cmU=/jet_grind_radio_frontcover_small_loZbMaGcsfH2CAW.jpg)