![]() ![]() Sword Art Online: HR Deluxe ($7.49 from $49.99 until 7/30) Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch($9.99 from $49.99 until 7/30)ĭoraemon Story of Seasons ($12.49 from $49.99 until 7/30) The Shapeshifting Detective ($7.79 from $12.99 until 7/30) Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum n Fun ($9.99 from $49.99 until 7/30) Little Nightmares Complete ($7.49 from $29.99 until 7/30) One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 ($6.39 from $39.99 until 7/30) Feel free to focus on those new sales, but do check the lists either way. By comparison, the weekend outbox isn’t all that exciting. Beyond that, there are lots of great games to consider such as Dicey Dungeons, Superbrothers, Grindstone, Groover Coaster, and many others. God Eater 3, Ni no Kuni, and more are at such low prices you really can’t help but fill out your collection a bit. Some of those Bandai Namco games are the cheapest we’ve seen them. If you like the look of this, please buy Dark Echo on the App Store rather than give money to these bums. So this is just a complete rip-off of a game from a relatively small indie, which is a really crummy thing to do. I’ve asked the folks at RAC7 Games if they had anything to do with this, and they confirmed they didn’t. This game has almost exactly the same premise and visual presentation, right down to your character being represented by the little shoeprints on the floor. I’m going to go out on a limb and say that the developer of this game also remembers Dark Echo. Remember that really cool mobile game Dark Echo? The idea was that you couldn’t see what was around you except by using echolocation and extrapolating where hazards and paths might be. The usual Pix Arts quality, with all that implies. There are almost 150 levels to go through, with a variety of guns to use. Anyway, this is a cheaply-made shooting game where you fire at various targets in a few different modes of play. I’m not really sure what the benefit is in telling fibs that are so obviously fibs that anyone could tell immediately, but I’m not a business guy. The description of this game touts it as the “ultimate shooter game». Pix Arts is here today, because of course they are. At any rate, if you want these tables, do keep an eye on potential sales for both this bundle and the individual releases to make sure you get the best deal. You can buy a table in Pinball FX for not much more than they charge for these, and they’re generally a lot better. As a fan of pinball and video game approximations of it, I’ve never found much value in these Super PowerUp Games releases. It actually costs two cents more than buying them individually, and that’s assuming they’re not on sale as they often tend to be. Another bundle of those shabby pinball tables, this time collecting World Soccer Pinball, Touchdown Pinball, and Basketball Pinball in one convenient package. ![]()
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