Herbspicesoy said:I'm surprised people still like these beat 'em ups. As much as I though they were awesome back in the day, they feel repetitive and monotonous as hell to me now.
I guess it also makes it hard to enjoy oldies after having experienced God Hand.
Herbspicesoy said:I'm surprised people still like these beat 'em ups. As much as I though they were awesome back in the day, they feel repetitive and monotonous as hell to me now.
I guess it also makes it hard to enjoy oldies after having experienced God Hand.
CoilShot said:Is the PSN version getting released this week?
Was certain it was. Not that it really matters, IMO, as BB has done some rather good emulation jobs, like Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection.shattyboombatty said:Not ported by Backbone??!?!?!?!?
the port is apparently done by the original developersMightyHedgehog said:Was certain it was. Not that it really matters, IMO, as BB has done some rather good emulation jobs, like Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection.
Lance Bone Path said:In general the most efficient way to take out a boss is to let one person handle the boss and have one other person stay close enough to break a grab with a leap attack. Bosses and other enemies in general will pursue a single character and will pursue only that character unless another character either hits it or another character is in (horizontal) line with it.
Breaking a grab is one of the few good uses of a power in the non-Japanese version if you don't have someone to break the grab.
One of the quirks of the game is that if multiple characters are attacking at the same time, only the least damaging attack is counted when more than one hit lands at the same time. This means that a super power attack could be canceled out by some schmuck spamming the attack button for a combo.
When I played the game with other people who knew what they were doing, one of us would generally volunteer to take care of the boss. Most of the time it would be the person playing Nightcrawler.
El Segundo, Calif. - Oct 11, 2010 - KONAMI and Marvel Entertainment announced today that X-Men Arcade is coming to PlayStation®Network and Xbox LIVE®Arcade for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft this year. Developed by Backbone Entertainment, this first ever home version of the popular 1992 cabinet arcade classic allows players to join their favorite X-Men characters in what is widely considered their first great video game appearance._dementia said:the port is apparently done by the original developers
Gotcha. I guess I was giving too much credit to this post.kassatsu said:El Segundo, Calif. - Oct 11, 2010 - KONAMI and Marvel Entertainment announced today that X-Men Arcade is coming to PlayStation®Network and Xbox LIVE®Arcade for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft this year. Developed by Backbone Entertainment, this first ever home version of the popular 1992 cabinet arcade classic allows players to join their favorite X-Men characters in what is widely considered their first great video game appearance.
-1 sale.kassatsu said:Developed by Backbone Entertainment
kassatsu said:El Segundo, Calif. - Oct 11, 2010 - KONAMI and Marvel Entertainment announced today that X-Men Arcade is coming to PlayStation®Network and Xbox LIVE®Arcade for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft this year. Developed by Backbone Entertainment, this first ever home version of the popular 1992 cabinet arcade classic allows players to join their favorite X-Men characters in what is widely considered their first great video game appearance.
PepsimanVsJoe said:Where the hell do you guys find five other people just lying around wanting to play some old arcade game?
Check back in five hours. I'm not kiddingBigBadShamoo said:So it's the 14th, and I'm not seeing it available to download? When does the PStore update cuz I just searched manually and looked at new releases and its not there. Anyone else find it on PSN?
Age probably has a big thing to do with it. In my case all my friends will be in town for break.LosDaddie said:I'm wondering this too. The most I have at my place is my neighbor from some NCAA/NBA 2k/Halo gaming
LosDaddie said:I'm wondering this too. The most I have at my place is my neighbor from some NCAA/NBA 2k/Halo gaming
That was according to Eurogamer. Glad they were wronglupinko said:Wait I thought this was delayed till Feb for PSN due to exclusivity with XBLA?
Who the hell came up with that again in the other Konami X-Men thread anyway?
grr.
Hopefully the port is not bad, since this is Backbone.
GeoramA said:That was according to Eurogamer. Glad they were wrong
_dementia said:Age probably has a big thing to do with it. In my case all my friends will be in town for break.
distantmantra said:I do a monthly "Man Night" at my house with 6-7 of my close guy friends.
lupinko said:Wait, it's NOT backbone? Even better.
LosDaddie said:Nice! Once a month is what I could convince my wife to "allow" my friends over at the same time.....if my friends were into gaming, that is.
Awesome! Any quick impressions on the quality of the netplay?netguy503 said:PS3 version is up via search.
olubode said:Teh fuck? Backbone?
Can anyone who bought early please post impressions? I'm really hesitant to support the developer.
riceandbeans said:There not bad, there just a no frills developers. SF2: HD was awesome, Streets of Rage 2 was good, and Sonic Adventure was as no frills as it gets.
Think I'm gonna buy this only if it's Deal of the Week. 10 bucks for a half hour game is a little much. Nostalgia only goes so far.