A selection of the 8 best 2D games that flopped in 3D, including iconic series that still exist today, and famous mishaps.

King-Con, Kingman’s Comic Con, is back with “Camp King-Con” this weekend, May 24and 25, at a newly expanded location of the ...

Longtime pro wrestling commentator Jim Ross has colon cancer. The 73-year-old Ross said in a social media post Thursday that he was diagnosed this week and is scheduled to have surgery in the next two ...

Dragon Quest I + II HD-2D Remake launches on Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC later this year. The new game features ground-up remakes of the first two Dragon Quest games in one ...

Wrestling video games have been a thing for far longer than you may realise. They go all the way back to when WWE was still called WWF, with the very first games releasing for home computers like ...

As gaming transitioned from 2D graphics to such immersive 3D environments ... showcasing movie parodies and some popular references. WWF No Mercy is no doubt one of the best wrestling games on the N64 ...

But my fondest memories of a Terminator game is the 2D adaptation of the original movie for the Sega Mega Drive (Genesis in America), which went all-out trying to recreate the grimy and gory ...

Terminator 2D: No Fate has been announced by Reef Entertainment and developer Bitmap Bureau, a brand new side-scrolling action game that’ll probably make you think you’re playing a remaster of ...

Play as Sarah Connor and the T-800 through a variety ... humanity’s fate is yours to decide. Terminator 2D: NO FATE brings the groundbreaking action movie to life with the trademark ...

The create-a-wrestler mode added customization never seen before WWF War Zone. In the late '90s, wrestling games finally made the monumental technological leap from 2D sprites to 3D rendered models, ...

Languages: English. The Legend of Zelda series may be blowing minds with games like Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, but its humble beginnings as a top-down 2D action adventure RPG are ...

Despite the phenomenal success of both The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, developers at Nintendo still have a special love for the 2D-style games from the series past.