When was the last time you went to the arcade?
Maybe you feel nostalgic and want to see what awesome games they have invented in the last few decades, only to find out. . .
The game is worse than what you have on your home console. What the hell?
There was a time when you went to the arcade to play games, bigger, better and more advanced than anything you could get at home.
It's like one day the game company decided to stop making these games.
The problem is, they didn't stop.
They just don't bring these games to the West anymore. Games like . . .
6 Sound Explosion Heroes, dinosaurs-
You played the role of a man who hit everything on his path, without obvious reasons, * allowing you to re-experience the dangerous drunken experience within the safety of the playground.
Your whole purpose in this game is to destroy dinosaurs, giant octopus and 18-
The wheel is half a truck, the scream of anger, the exclamation of incoherent.
While it sounds great, it's not exactly an outrageous plot for Japanese video games ---
We're talking about a medium that allows us to accept turtles.
Mushroom jump
It's normal to eat plumbers.
The difference is that in this case the game is played.
The game comes with a boxing glove and a cushion that rises from the cupboard to let you know that it's clock-in time.
The harder you hit the mat, the more damage you do to the inexplicable enemies mentioned above, let them fly into the background.
Obviously, the person who threw the strongest punch won the game.
Also, the graphics for this thing are actually great.
Take a look at those very real and detailed backgrounds: Oh, did we mention that one of the stages involved breaking a huge meteor into pieces?
Obviously, the Japanese version will last for 10 seconds.
The game was released only in Japan.
So how likely will it be imported into the United StatesS. ?
Given that this is a sequel to the 1990 arcade games, we will say that they are not very good.
It's a shame because the old version has crappy graphics and doesn't even have dinosaurs.
So if you suddenly feel the urge to hit a truck, it looks like you have to do what you used to dofashioned way.
Let's go to the island 3D, big-Screen 3-
Shark shooting game (For Couples)
Is a "Dating Game" where you and your SO can sit 52-
Screen, pretend you're going to relax on vacation in the Caribbean.
By relaxing the holidays, we mean: We can't say we were shocked to find that the idea of a romantic vacation in Japan included shooting s ** t from the giant killer sea monster, these sea monsters came to you from all directions and were dragged over an island by a speeding boat.
While it sounds crazy, the actual game looks more crazy.
Oh, they all wear glasses-less 3-D. If the 3-
D is not enough immersion for you, it will also blow a burst of air on your face to emphasize the most dramatic moments, while adding realism with real shark fish (
Or at least it looks like something it will do).
By the way, we're not joking about the romantic part: The game encourages you to play with a partner, and in all the crazy graphic violence that makes your compatibility with a couple improve, this is measured by heart.
It's a perfect icebreaker for the first date, or you can play with friends and then avoid eye contact for the week.
Dating games, even great games, are not that big outside of Japan.
Apparently 2-D pirate-
The predecessor of the theme, but it looks like they are not in a hurry to launch this new version.
At the same time, you and your date will have to adapt to a good old man --
Old Fashioned.
4 heated hockey, psychedelic futuristic aerial Hockey imagine a parallel reality, and at the end of 70, the aerial Hockey table did not stop evolving-
A sad reality, half
So far, the crushing machines that gather dust behind the arcade are digital and cool.
This strange other reality exists: it is called Japan.
This is not touch screen technology, but almost-
Sega uses a large projector to display digital images on the table while tracking the movement of the puck on each side, allowing it to interact with the image.
If ice hockey hits any block-
Just like the shield projected in front of the target area, the physical panel behind it moves down and lets you score.
You can even adjust the shield number to apply obstacles, in addition to that, the game also includes moving targets as forces
Ups when the puck moves on it.
You can also enter various bonus stages, such as the trippy silhouette stage. . . . . .
Or a completely disturbing dummy ice hockey stage.
Apparently only in Japan.
Although it is completely in English (
We don't want to get lost in the complicated plot of the game)
, The game is produced by the same company, which did not hesitate to bring you.
So you can wait until the next Japanese entertainment fair and play there. . . . . .
Or you can say if you have a $20,000 back-up.
The original D saw the car game too exaggerated, you really can't do a lot of new things with racing games, and now the graphics have reached a better level than real life.
So, what else can be done to put a real car in the arcade? Yep.
The series is based on Japanese popular manga about illegal street racing, as we imagine, with more and more pilots throwing power.
This particular model is called life-
In three big 90-
Inch HD screen--
Hell, you might be sitting on a damn stool and the game still looks great.
But cars are more than just for the atmosphere: when you drift to the virtual mountains and yell at your opponents, they move, tilt, and shake real.
When you crash in the game, there's nothing about whether it will explode and deploy the airbag itself, but we can't see why it won't do that.
After seeing this, it's a bit difficult to get back to normal
There is a size screen and cheesy plastic steering wheel, isn't it?
Obviously there's one of these things, but beyond that it looks like they're only in Sega-
Only in Japan's largest city can you find the center of Joypolis.
Also, have we mentioned that the price of it is 600 yen (around $5)
A game?
As the transportation costs of large drilling platforms crossing the ocean increase, if these things arrive in the US, you will most likely see $10 or more per game.
2 Eternal Wheel: If card games are considered to be the basic problem of fantasy card games, it is that they need patience and play your imagination
And our thumbs are now stronger than our ancestors--
If you don't believe it, let's hit your grandfather. .
But seriously, if you are the kind of person who can throw a card on the table and imagine a magical winged lion diving down to destroy your opponent, we really envy you.
It's like a card game, you know, fun games exist at both ends of the same spectrum.
Bridge this gap by combining collectible cards with real cards
Time games and cool graphics.
Basically, you put the physical card on a large touch screen and the digital version of the character described will appear in the game and start shooting power and standards.
When you move the card on the surface, the Digital Copy automatically follows the same path and removes everything in their way.
With these cards, each card has different abilities, levels, and statistics-
Like every card game, what is harder to find is usually the most powerful.
If you are bored, you can press the two buttons on the side of the machine and summon to make things more interesting.
Even if you have to remember something like Don't waste your energy at once, or balance your character's abilities, it still sounds much simpler than playing an actual card game (
Unless it's like UNO. .
Also, machines.
As far as we know, it's only in Japan.
In fact, there are more games using the same technology, but their scale and cost are also higher.
1 Mobile Suit Gundam: The link to the battlefield, a giant robot battle you never thought about driving a giant robot, you may have died inside (
Or you are a robot yourself, essentially the same).
Of course, there are many robots.
The theme game is right there, but it's not the same until one of the games allows you to actually get into a big chunk of metal.
Enter Do you know the flight simulator they use to train pilots?
This is the case, only it trains you to direct the giant combat robot, and this skill may or may not be useful once the apocalypse comes.
These robots are taken from the classic animation series, which means there are over 80 different models and 10 maps to choose from.
Check inside the POD in this video: this B * h has surround speakers, projector screens, hand and foot controls and headphones that allow you to have voice chat with other players. That's right --
You're not just fighting some crappy AI, you're still in a huge online network.
If you are a regular player, you can even save your on a card, which can also be used to purchase new weapons and upgrades on the "pilot terminal" near the pod.
Terminal only looks cooler than the best game in our local arcade.
There are usually four to eight pods in the same arcade, which means you can go with a group of friends and fight between you as in a nerdy version of the game.
Although it was launched in 2006, so far the game has only been exported to what may be a concern is that the series is not so good --known in the U. S.
So Western players are reluctant to indulge in awesome blind mechanical violence without knowing the full story behind each robot suit.
If they bring it to AmericaS.
They will most likely change the game eventually, so it starred in Transformers or--
Sounds cool.