The B-Team Episode 332 for September 30, 2015 [ 2 h 37 min 07 s | 108.28 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
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Certain genres never die. While that may seem negative at first, keep in mind that the only sustaining factor are those that buy and play these game types, so I prefer to view undying genres as those that will always appeal to a certain audience. The brawler really peaked in the 90s, but it was
The B-Team Episode 331 for September 23, 2015 [ 2 h 41 min 05 s | 110.99 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
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Over the weekend Fred and Eli decided to give a quick look at the recently released brawler Zombie Vikings. Taking a co-op approach from earlier titles like Golden Axe and Streets of Rage, this game captures that feel while also throwing its own hilarious style and plot. Note: A review code was provided to each
Lately there has been this trend in the indie scene to take an established mechanic or game function and completely throw it off with either weird physics, awkward controls, or other gimmicks to take a relatively simple task in a video game and make it difficult. When I first got my hands on Tinertia at
The B-Team Episode 330 for September 16, 2015 [ 2 h 29 min 34 s | 0.01 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
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Tabletop has always tried to break away from the tangible and into the digital. It makes perfect sense because frankly the cost of producing and subsequently selling a tabletop game is on the more expensive side. Unfortunately a lot of things tend to get lost in translation, the “tabletop” experience of being with your friends
