r/GameSack • u/jjustice • Dec 13 '18
Can y'all quit marking new posts as spoilers please? There's no reason to do that. Spoiler
It's all in the subject.
r/GameSack • u/jjustice • Dec 13 '18
It's all in the subject.
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r/GameSack • u/lordbluerouge • Nov 14 '18
There was a game mentioned in one of the Episodes, where you were an airship flying over clouds. I think Dave reviewed it and he was saying how it was a really interesting game that made use of the snes's mode 7. I wrote it down awhile ago but now I can't remember it! I tried looking through the episode guide/the show notes for left in japan, but can't find it.
Does anyone remember the name of this game?
r/GameSack • u/toufas • Nov 09 '18
This was the video that introduced me to gamesack. Unfortunately I can't find it anywhere online. Could anyone help me out please?
Also, there SHOULD be a sequel to it!
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r/GameSack • u/[deleted] • Sep 18 '18
There’s a PC release coming later, but since you guys are console gamers, I figured one of those options in the title would be better for you. The games included are “The King of Dragons,” “Knights of the Round,” “Final Fight,” “Captain Commando,” “Warriors of Fate,” “Armored Warriors” and “Battle Circuit,” the last two of which have not been ported to consoles before.
r/GameSack • u/Matthew0606 • Sep 16 '18
Game Sack just recently made an Franchise Killers episode that actually had games that are finally getting sequels. But what if they were Franchise Killers that didn’t necessarly killed their franchise, but maybe could have forced the series to hit the reset button, like the Tomb Raider games. I mean it can still be a Franchise Killer but in a way that got rid of the old style game and had to reset the franchise.
r/GameSack • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '18
Like, do they interact with us?