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At the end of June 2021, people using Amazon Luna can find Yakuza 0 on the service. It and three other games will debut next month.

Sage power. Updated on 25 May 2021 The Wonder Boy series gets yet more current-gen love with this big-hearted remake. The coins were all it took. A sudden burst of them, twisting into the sky and then scattering along the ground. Thick coins and golden, edges wide enough to spin and spin and never fall flat. Mario has the best coins I guess, using dancing, dipping lines of them to lead and to teach. But Wonder Boy has my favourite coins, each downed baddy lobbing them into the air in greedy gouts. Wonder Boy: Asha In Monster World review Pu...

Captured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked) It’s been a beautiful time for Sega revivals as of late, with games like Streets of Rage 4 and Panzer Dragoon: Remake bringing back old classics. One of the most prolific has been Westone’s Wonder Boy/Monster World series, which has seen no less than three entries – first, a remake of the Master System game The Dragon’s Trap from 2017; a brand-new entry called Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom in 2019; and now in 2021, a remake of the Mega Drive game Monster World IV. A big difference to note is that the first two games were produced by...

Max Thunder Joins Playable Roster In Streets Of Rage 4 'Mr. X Nightmare' DLC For fans of Streets of Rage 4, it was pretty exciting earlier this month when the rumoured 'Mr X Nightmare' DLC was confirmed. In the initial details we were told the paid content would include three new characters along with a survival mode, and tough cop Estel Aguirre was confirmed as the first of the new fighters. Now Dotemu has confirmed fan-favourite Max Thunder as the second new playable character for the DLC, and he has some fun moves both old and new. Check out the trailer below:

Posted : 2021-04-14 17:05 Updated : 2021-04-14 17:06 Actor Yeo Jin-goo played elite detective Han Joo-won on JTBC's crime series, "Beyond Evil," which ended on Saturday. Courtesy of JANUS Entertainment By Lee Gyu-lee Actor Yeo Jin-goo has been paving his way through acting since he was eight, building up an extensive portfolio ― 20 series, and 16 films ― by the age of 24. But it wasn't until very recently that he has grown confident in his style of acting, through the lead role in JTBC's crime thriller, "Beyond Evil," which ended with its highest viewing rating of 6 percent of viewers...