Game Memorial is a site dedicated to looking back at all kinds of games throughout the last few decades, looking at what makes them memorable - even if it's just because they're so bad they're unforgettable.
Last time we looked at a modern but retro styled game. There is a separate branch of games that are 'neo-retro', combining a fusion of old styling and newer styling.
I'm always intrigued by games that build levels programmatically. And when they do so using my songs, I feel like I have some kind of input into the game.
AudioSurf claims to do this. Let's see if it does.
Last time we looked at a modern but retro styled game. There is a separate branch of games that are 'neo-retro', combining a fusion of old styling and newer styling.
There are retro styled games where the author is just trying to cash in on the nostalgia value.
I'm always intrigued by games that build levels programmatically. And when they do so using my songs, I feel like I have some kind of input into the game.
Some games just stay with you from your childhood, and even when you look back you're prepared to overlook its faults.
Sometimes games get on my radar out of recommendation or great reviews.
There are some games that I don't know where to start in talking about them, even though there is a lot to talk about.
Some games set trends for many successive games to come. Some take those trends and do something quirky with them.
There are games that get hyped, and there are games that even hype themselves.
Some of the very best games are those that seem deceptively simple on the surface.
There are some games that I'd never quite believed 1) they would exist and 2) I'd own any of them.
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