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For people who never used a C64, it's below an NES in power.

I wonder if the blimp lady's constellation attacks are a reference to Noiman Cascade?

All the law bloggers inform me that it's not in fact RICO, it's never RICO and people who allege RICO are likely full of it.

The big characters from TVC aren't even boss characters, the boss is from Okami.

You did a Wii Ranking of Fighters and didn't rank Castlevania Judgment?

The basic principle of these games is that the joints can rotate freely, you need triangles to fix all the arms in place. Like those magnetic balls-and-sticks building toys.

Totally agree with Alex on wanting a more relaxed city builder in VR. Everybody seems to want to add more intensity and hectic stuff to VR games.

Other than "lots of enemies" and being from Japan this doesn't have much in common with Dynasty Warriors. In DW you have those swarms of harmless enemies (even at high difficulties they rarely attack) that you only kill to get counters or bars moving and the central aspect is the strategic situation where you have to conquer locations and engage elites in duels. In EDF you just have to survive but those swarms are anything but harmless, especially on higher difficulties you die very quickly if you get overrun by a bunch of basic ants. Crowd control isn't for scores or meters but for sheer survival. It's more like a twin stick shooter in that regard.

Also the new bipedal enemies are nasty unless you're super overleveled.

Gotta be a sequel, the church has stained glass windows of all the previous protagonists of the series.

Do the PAL games run at 50Hz or are they somehow tricked into running NTSC?