We featured Nicholas Caleb Goss the first time he went viral with his musical freestyle based on a Super Smash Bros Melee match. Since then he's made a sequel, which brings more musicians into the fold, and ups the quality all around! Great stuff.
We featured Nicholas Caleb Goss the first time he went viral with his musical freestyle based on a Super Smash Bros Melee match. Since then he's made a sequel, which brings more musicians into the fold, and ups the quality all around! Great stuff.

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A new 2D Metroid has been announced, and Samus is back yet again with more shooting and riposting. This time, however, she will mimic what the franchise’s titular creatures are known for, all thanks to a newly introduced, unwanted hunger. Here is everything you need to know about Metroid Ravenous.
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It’s always interesting to see a prequel do a genre pivot, but it’s rare to see one pivot to a somewhat different subgenre instead. Sprawl was made in the mold of boomer shooters like Quake, albeit combining it with a far more modern parkour FPS. Sprawl Zero, on the other hand, throws that completely out the window for a tighter, more engaging game all around.