“It’s basically Forgotten Worlds on steroids”.
Capcom is no slouch when it comes to pumping out brilliant video games, and that’s as true now as it ever was. However, gamers of a certain vintage (like myself) will have a particular soft spot for the company’s ’90s output, which included everything from one-on-one fighters to belt-scrollers, shmups and puzzlers.
Forgotten Worlds is one of the many must-play games from Capcom’s arcade golden era, and it was unique for combining eight-way movement with a rotatable button called a “roll switch,” which let you fire in one of sixteen directions, independent of your character’s movement.
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“It’s basically Forgotten Worlds on steroids”.
Capcom is no slouch when it comes to pumping out brilliant video games, and that’s as true now as it ever was. However, gamers of a certain vintage (like myself) will have a particular soft spot for the company’s ’90s output, which included everything from one-on-one fighters to belt-scrollers, shmups and puzzlers.
Forgotten Worlds is one of the many must-play games from Capcom’s arcade golden era, and it was unique for combining eight-way movement with a rotatable button called a “roll switch,” which let you fire in one of sixteen directions, independent of your character’s movement.
Read the full article on timeextension.com