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Releasing this game between the launch of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 and right before Mario and Zelda was probably a mistake.
If you know the company, Shin’en, it’s likely that you associate them with their well-crafted shooters, and not the platforming genre. But back on the Wii, the team charted into these new grounds with Jett Rocket. The WiiWare title was a decent attempt at a 3D platformer that now has a follow-up on the 3DS eShop. Jett Rocket II: The Wrath of Taikai takes a slightly different approach, blending both 2D and 3D platforming, while working in an assortment of mini-games to break up the fifteen core levels. The brief experience is enjoyable at times, but more frequently blasé, being outclassed by other titles in both variants of the platforming genre.
Tap your enemy to win.
With the controversy of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 now in the past, it’s much easier to appreciate the Vita launch of this fantastic fighter for what it is. With a huge cast of reasonably balanced characters, smooth online play, and even some optional touch screen controls, this may actually be the “ultimate” portable fighting game.
"I love the smell of Napalm in the Morning."
The final two characters for Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 were officially revealed by Capcom today. First up is the controversial Rocket Raccoon, who over time has garnered a lot of curiousity among fighting game fans. After this trailer, gamers have reason to be excited...
Available now exclusivley through the PlayStation Network on the PlayStation 3.
Rocketbirds comes out today! Here's the Launch Trailer!
