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Review: Shabazz the Disciple (Battle Axe Records) Shabazz is back! Since his debut as Wu-Tang Clan extended family, his new joint puts him on a beefy roster of Battle Axe MCs. Shabazz is right there in the gritty streets of New York City, soaking up the sites and sounds, trials and tribulations and spitting them back in the form of chapters that make up The Book of Shabazz. This one is for those who can never get their fill of harsh street tales. Production credits feature a cast of characters that include Brand Nubians Lord Jamar, and The Arsonists Q-Unique. The Album is straight-u...
It’s been a long time since the proper days of titles like Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Gauntlet Legends, but these are still games that remain fond memories among many of us who played them. Today’s episode of Indie-licious is a welcome throwback to that style of game as we take on fantasy-fiction monster slaying arcade adventure in Battle Axe. Battle Axe comes to us from developer Bitmap Bureau and publisher Numskull Games. Having launched on April 29, 2021, the game is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation consoles, as well as PC via Steam. Inspired by the top-down arcade...
Skyrim fans keep making amazing glass war axes and Redditors want to see a duel A couple of weeks back, we reported on a Skyrim fan’s stunning recreation of the fantasy game’s glass war axe, which frankly proved 3D printing is in fact an arcane and wonderous magic. Now, the stakes have been raised by another fan who’s shared their own (equally glorious) ‘glass’ battle axe, and the result is inevitable: Redditors are calling for an epic duel. It’s been a big day for Skyrim’s glass axes on the RPG game’s subreddit. The creator of the recent single-handed war variant, 3DPrintOrl...
Magic Sword, and more. In January 1990 she left Capcom to go freelance and scored numerous games over the next two decades, including Batman: Return of the Joker (GB version), Dragon Quest Swords, and the popular Derby Stallion series. In 2014 Matsumae landed in the spotlight again with her well-received contributions to Shovel Knight, the first of a series of scores for indie projects. Her latest work is Battle Axe, a love letter to ‘90s arcade games that just came out on PC, Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. In the lead-up to Battle Axe’s release, I had a chance to chat with M...