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Revenge Attack for @vexace.bsky.social
August 7, 2025 at 6:35 AM
Revenge Attack for @vexace.bsky.social
Reposted by VexAce
It's the one Yakuza title that never got reprinted and not get a modern rerelease (and most likely never will tbh).
So the higher price makes sense. Most of the older games would prob be a similar price had Sega not captialized on the older titles when the series rose in popularity.
So the higher price makes sense. Most of the older games would prob be a similar price had Sega not captialized on the older titles when the series rose in popularity.
December 6, 2024 at 12:48 AM
It's the one Yakuza title that never got reprinted and not get a modern rerelease (and most likely never will tbh).
So the higher price makes sense. Most of the older games would prob be a similar price had Sega not captialized on the older titles when the series rose in popularity.
So the higher price makes sense. Most of the older games would prob be a similar price had Sega not captialized on the older titles when the series rose in popularity.
Transformers Armada (Otherwise known as Transformers 2004) is a definite technical marvel for the PS2.
It has large scale environments featuring dense foilage, huge draw distances, ragdoll physics, etc. all seemingly at 60fps.
It's also just a pretty solid & polished action game.
It has large scale environments featuring dense foilage, huge draw distances, ragdoll physics, etc. all seemingly at 60fps.
It's also just a pretty solid & polished action game.
November 30, 2024 at 10:20 PM
Transformers Armada (Otherwise known as Transformers 2004) is a definite technical marvel for the PS2.
It has large scale environments featuring dense foilage, huge draw distances, ragdoll physics, etc. all seemingly at 60fps.
It's also just a pretty solid & polished action game.
It has large scale environments featuring dense foilage, huge draw distances, ragdoll physics, etc. all seemingly at 60fps.
It's also just a pretty solid & polished action game.