Sega vs Capcom, Part XXXI: Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya!
Well, well! Look who’s back. Gonna hit that jump? I would. I’m not saying you have to, I’m just saying that I would.
Well, well! Look who’s back. Gonna hit that jump? I would. I’m not saying you have to, I’m just saying that I would.
Like I have mentioned before, Rival Schools is a franchise so neglected that it makes Darkstalkers look like it has over-saturated the market. This is a shame because until Street Fighter 4 came along, Project Justice (the sequel to the arcade smash Rival Schools) was probably Capcom’s finest fighting game. Full disclosure: This…
Now, here’s a hypothetical scenario for you: say you’re the incredibly powerful leader of a race of ancient gods, but your daughter, Athena, who is also a formidable warrior and war strategist, is somehow taken captive by a bald Robert Englund drenched in grape soda. What do you do?
So, you think that the crazy kids in Jet Set Radio are the only gangs to roam the streets of Tokyo? Hit the jump to see the other kinds of riff-raff that stalk the city…
What loves Coca-Cola, weighs over 1000 lbs., is protected by hippies, and is about the punch you in the face? Hit the jump to find out!
Don’t call it a comeback! Yes, Comic-Con is over, and this week I had time to unlock the sophisticated game manual chamber, so click away to find out who’s turning heads in Sega vs Capcom this week!
Welcome back! Unfortunately, there is no character this week. Hit the jump for the very logical explanation.