Any and all accessibility options in gaming are not only warranted but should be met with extreme praise. The folks at Ubisoft are doing it right with Rainbow Six Siege X.
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Any and all accessibility options in gaming are not only warranted but should be met with extreme praise. The folks at Ubisoft are doing it right with Rainbow Six Siege X.
Check out the full spotlight article right here.
Dustin has been gaming hardcore since 1982 starting with the Atari 2600. After several years with a ColecoVision, Vectrex, NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, 386/16mhz DOS PC... wait, are you still reading? Dustin now dabbles in hardware and tech reviews, 4K PC gaming and the occasional console title when duty calls. #FirstWorldProblems
Breaking the fourth wall and making pop culture references is Deadpool's M.O. In Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, his references are hilariously centered around fighting games and the fighting game community (FGC) in general. Having him perform iconic moves or seeing him make fun of Hulk for not having a command grab is very entertaining to say the least.
I’d had my eyes on Agent 64 for some time, as I expected it to attempt a modern-day indie version of GoldenEye. Instead, it’s a game that tries to just be GoldenEye, as it has little interest in updating or improving upon the game it blatantly does its best to copy. Some level names and themes are straight-up reused even. If you don’t have a high fondness for that game, you’re not going to like this one, but if you just wanted an uninspired competent clone, then this will likely do the trick.