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However, SNK has dabbled in other genres over the years with a surprising amount of success. Given that arcade games are ...

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The SNES titles had traditional sprite work, while the PlayStation games experimented with sprites and 3D polygons. The aforementioned Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter is unique, as it was designed with ...

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It had a mix of old-school sprites and 3D environments combined ... Maybe they will now. The Breath of Fire series began on the SNES in 1993 and was followed a year later by a very bold but ...

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Nintendo has today released a brand new update for its Switch Online Game Boy Advance library. Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones has been added for Expansion Pack subscribers. The kingdom of Renais ...

But the NES originals are a bit of a blind spot for ... This is complemented by lovely animation and sprite work that looks incredibly fluid given the amount of things going on.

Granted, that’s a trivial example, but you can imagine how it can improve immersion in other games – stronger feedback every time you fire a shotgun versus a pistol ... arm off for a wireless remake ...