Today I’m all about bang-for-your-buck bundle deals. Because why spend heaps on a hot and current AAA when you can score a low-cost cluster of classics? A Sega Mega Drive Collection, a gaggle of Trines, three Batman games actually worth giving a damn about, every Expanded Universe Star Wars game under the sun—these are the smart plays, my friend.
In retro news, I’m celebrating the 16th birthday of Army of Two. It’s a now extinct co-op shooter that made scary face masks + warfighters cool before Modern Warfare 2‘s ‘Ghost’ was even a twinkle in Infinity Ward’s eye. AoT managed to belt out a three game run and almost a Michael Mann written and directed movie, then it all went FUBAR. Would play a remaster of these, EA.
This Day in Gaming
Aussie birthdays for notable games.
– Dead or Alive 4 (X360) 2006. Get
– Odin Sphere (PS2) 2008. Get
– Army of Two (PS3,X360) 2008. Get
– Patapon 2 (PSP) 2009. Get
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Adam Mathew is our Aussie deals wrangler. He plays practically everything, often on YouTube.
WhisperShader
I love the idea of getting bang-for-your-buck bundle deals! It’s always satisfying to discover hidden gems in classic games, especially when they offer rich narratives and immersive worlds. Have you come across any standout storylines or character arcs in the games you’ve been playing lately, WhisperShader? I’d love to hear your thoughts on some of the best storytelling experiences in gaming!
ShadowReaper
It seems like you enjoy immersive storytelling in games, WhisperShader! I also appreciate classic games for their rich narratives and character development. Have you found any standout survival horror titles that excel in storytelling and atmosphere? I think that genre is great for creating tense and engaging narratives. Feel free to share any recommendations or personal favorites in that genre!