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One Sentence Reviews - The 32X Edition
July 04, 2015

::After Burner::

The best version of this game I have yet to play,.

::Corpse Killer::

Why the hell did Digital Pictures release this awful game three bloody times?

::Cosmic Carnage::

Updated a generic female sprite from the original Japanese release so that she was, instead, constantly on fire for exactly no reason.

::Darxide::

The most expensive bad time you can have this side of buying a Nottingham Forest season ticket

::Primal Rage::

Primal Rage port no. 47

::Slam City with Scottie Pippin::

Because, what basketball videogames have been crying out for is FMV.

::Supreme Warrior::

OH GOD, I CAN FEEL MY LOVE OF THIS HOBBY DYING WHICH EACH SECOND I PLAY

::T-MEK::

In a city filled with giant mechs where nothing of notice happens at all.

::Kolibri::

Still (arguably) the best hummingbird based puzzle/shooter hybrid on the 32X.

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dementedhut dementedhut - July 06, 2015 (02:14 AM)
Darxide sounds familiar, but I don't ever recall seeing what it looks like. A quick glance on YT makes it seem like it really wants to be Galaxy Force. It also seems like every person that uploaded a video never bothered playing past the first stage. That, or every stage involves shooting rocks...
JoeTheDestroyer JoeTheDestroyer - July 06, 2015 (02:20 AM)
I still plan to play and review some of these.

Eventually.
EmP EmP - July 07, 2015 (11:38 AM)
Darxide was the last game to be made on the 32X and was released only in Europe, so has become a huge collectors item that people will pay stupid amounts of money for. It looks pretty great but, sadly, it's a bit rubbish. If I decide to target that one, I might video the playthrough. Or maybe not. Probably the second.

It's not all bad; that Afterburner port took me right by surprise.

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