Well then now that we have a right and proper shitshow I'll be awaiting the 100 car pileup after the initial trainwreck of a trailer from a safe...
I got a steam copy and I'm trying to play the game windowed but the game is shitting itself every time it pops from full screen. Additionally...
Neat. At 31 minutes in Mighty bounces up a little on some spikes while rolling from a fall. It looks like he uncurls a split second later like the...
Real talk how is Sega this incompetent at managing their brand? I thought we were through the worst of it after Generations had its head on mostly...
My fear is that the team aspect takes the kart racer out of the fun party vibe into a super competitive one which will make playing with a group...
I can't gauge the track design from the screenshots. It looks extremely bland from the two curves we can see though. I wouldn't call them...
I didn't think this was going to be anything but a shitshow, but man the question that excites me is to what degree.
So what are the odds on the devs being Digital Sumo? Both all stars racing were great as budget titles, and Transformed had a surprisingly big...
Real talk the gameplay showcase in the new trailer is terrible and doesn't really do the game justice. It doesn't match up as nicely as the...
Yeah this is pretty much a big ass cash grab at the end of the day. You would think a new level or two would also be the obvious thing to do to...
Giving Mighty the instant shield actually makes more sense than anything given his armadillo shell. He'll obviously also get his walljump when you...
Color wise I agree. You have 2 red as and two yellow/orange characters now when something like Vector, Espio, or Amy would have done a lot more...
I never asked for this but I'm really glad this happened. Mostly because no one in their wildest dreams ever thought this pair would ever be...
So you can totally super transform though the moving blocks of Chemical Plant and get trapped. Is this something that happened in the originals?
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