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By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 11 Sep, 2009 At 01:53 AM | Categorized As Consoles, Interviews | With 1 Comment

When I think of a person that’s truly a fan of SEGA’s body of work, no one comes to mind before Terry “Valkor” Lewis, editor-in-chief of The Other View.  From the Genesis’ time to the present day, he’s stuck faithfully by SEGA’s side. Today, he’s here to talk Dreamcast as our week-long reflection continues. What [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 8 Aug, 2009 At 11:40 AM | Categorized As Beat Em Ups | With 0 Comments

Beat ‘em ups is a genre that fueled my early gaming years. Looking back at hundreds (thousands?!) of dollars I had dropped into arcades around New York City, the vast majority of those Benjies fired up Captain America and The Avengers, Double Dragon, Final Fight, The Simpsons, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. In all honesty, [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 28 Jul, 2009 At 01:28 AM | Categorized As Music | With 0 Comments

DJ Jazzy Jeff may be best known for being tossed on his ass by Uncle Phil every week, but the part-time TV star is actually an accomplished, Grammy Award winning producer, and famous turntablist. As such, it’s only fitting that he’s joining the legendary Grandmaster Flash, DJ Shadow, DJ AM, and other wax-masters in Activision’s [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 25 Jul, 2009 At 08:42 AM | Categorized As Fighters | With 0 Comments

King of Fighters XII‘s July 28th release date is just mere days away, but Ignition Entertainment is still cranking out the vids. This time out, a full match. Also, we’ve received an e-mail stating that a patch will be available on launch day for both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 4 Jun, 2009 At 12:27 AM | Categorized As Fighters | With 2 Comments

A few weeks ago, 2D fighting fans were all jazzed at the news that the horribly named Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars is headed to the good ol’ USA, despite the fact the majority of gamers probably won’t recognize more than a handful (if that much) of the Tatsunoko roster. Regardless, props to Capcom for [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 2 Jun, 2009 At 12:04 AM | Categorized As Sports | With 2 Comments

Tecmo may have permanently cemented itself into the hearts of sports gamers with Tecmo Bowl/Tecmo Super Bowl (NES), but the company also dabbled into a rather lively, arcade-style game of hoops with Tecmo NBA Basketball (NES) and Tecmo Super NBA (Genesis/SNES). Besides the out-of-control rips, there wasn’t much in the way of defense, which made [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 26 May, 2009 At 06:24 PM | Categorized As Fighters | With 0 Comments

Today, Ignition unveiled new King of Fighters XII info that’s sure to please fighting fans that miss the arcade experience of days past. Although word of online play was previously announced, the depth of it was kept on the hush hush. But not anymore! KOF XII will feature global online play (no region restrictions!), and [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 19 May, 2009 At 08:11 PM | Categorized As Fighters | With 0 Comments

Ignition Entertainment, the U.S. publisher of  King of Fighters XII, has deftly handled the promotion of SNK Playmore’s much-anticipated hi-definition fighter by catering to its dedicated fanbase. As detailed a few days ago, Ignition Entertainment allowed the fans to decide which box art would grace the covers of the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 home [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 14 May, 2009 At 06:54 PM | Categorized As Gaming Gear | With 0 Comments

If you’re one thats keen on playing fighting games with a control pad, two thoughts immediately come to mind:  1) you probably didn’t endure rigorous arcade competition back in the heyday of arcades, and 2) my Geese Howard in King of Fighters ’98: Ultimate Match will totally beast you. Totally. Dedicated stick-warriors and those that [...]


By Jeffrey L. Wilson On 14 May, 2009 At 08:00 AM | Categorized As Puzzlers | With 0 Comments

Of all gaming genres, puzzlers have remained the most loyal to their 2D roots, embracing a simplicity of play so addictive that even my non-gamer girlfriend fires up Bubble Shooter, Tetris, and Zuma on a regular basis. Titles featuring “match similar items/colors” , in particular, have stuck with the X-Y plane style, as the simple [...]