rudimentalist

Zero Gunner 2 by Psikyo. I'm a big fan of shmups and Dreamcast has a ton of them. This one, however, is pretty underrated. It does seem generic when you first start playing, but I love the giant bosses you fight, and I still can't complete the much harder second loop of the game. It's not as meticulous as something like Ikaruga, but I like my arcade action straight-forward anyways. I miss the Dreamcast so much and I feel like a part of gaming died with it.

I wish this was like Guitar Hero Metallica where they got licenses to other related songs too. Would have checked it out if it had some more Replacements tracks on it or something like that.

Ain't No Rest for the Wicked turned me off on Borderlands, don't know who they were marketing it to with lame watered down pop rock.

Ubisoft's TMNT game for the GBA was really pretty good. Better than Konami's GBA TMNT games. I just think they need to stop with the remakes and make games that nod to the old ones but with deeper gameplay (chaining up combos in the GBA one is great)

Anymore these days, remakes are just an excuse not to have to design new levels.

I'd make Ganryu sit on Uncle Sam.

The still screenshots make the game look like Donkey Kong Country or something. In motion it looks a lot better. It just has a look about it like "Japanese license that was handed to an American studio." But the gameplay itself looks promising. I just hope they add several more layers of paint and give it enough attention that it has it's own unique style.

Dudley vs. Balrog, make it happen

They'll probably bring over as many of the girls as they can, if they're even gonna pull from SFIII chars, but I would love to see Q as well. It would be cool to see his stiff and rigid style transformed to 3d.

He played Drums in Nirvana. Novoselic was the bassist.

Making fun of Radiohead is so easy. How do you screw it up that badly?

I'm gonna go with the Ghost, I love the speed and charging into unsuspecting players with it.