May 2022 (Page 109)

Kim Cattrall Reunites the ‘Sex and the City’ Crew Absent From ‘And Just Like That’

Kim Cattrall Reunites the ‘Sex and the City’ Crew Absent From ‘And Just Like That’

Sum 41’s Dave ‘Brownsound’ Baksh “cancer-free” after surgery on tumour

Sum 41’s Dave ‘Brownsound’ Baksh “cancer-free” after surgery on tumour

Sheryl Crow Looks Back at Her Incredibly Underrated Career

Sheryl Crow Looks Back at Her Incredibly Underrated Career

‘Black Box’ Review: Geeky French Thriller Sifts Through the Pieces of a Suspicious Plane Crash

‘Black Box’ Review: Geeky French Thriller Sifts Through the Pieces of a Suspicious Plane Crash

Sylvester Stallone Paramount+ Series ‘Tulsa King’ Casts A.C. Peterson (EXCLUSIVE)

Sylvester Stallone Paramount+ Series ‘Tulsa King’ Casts A.C. Peterson (EXCLUSIVE)

‘The Last Thing He Told Me’ Apple Series Casts John Harlan Kim, Geoff Stults, Augusto Aguilera (EXCLUSIVE)

‘The Last Thing He Told Me’ Apple Series Casts John Harlan Kim, Geoff Stults, Augusto Aguilera (EXCLUSIVE)

Neil Giraldo Says Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction With Pat Benatar Celebrates Their ‘Match Made in Heaven’

Neil Giraldo Says Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction With Pat Benatar Celebrates Their ‘Match Made in Heaven’

Will Smith, Billie Eilish, Others to Appear on Season Four of David Letterman Netflix Series (TV News Roundup)

Will Smith, Billie Eilish, Others to Appear on Season Four of David Letterman Netflix Series (TV News Roundup)

Listen to HAAi team up with Jon Hopkins on new single ‘Baby, We’re Ascending’

Listen to HAAi team up with Jon Hopkins on new single ‘Baby, We’re Ascending’

Nielsen Streaming Top 10: ‘Better Call Saul’ on Netflix Takes No. 2 Spot Ahead of Season 6 Premiere

Nielsen Streaming Top 10: ‘Better Call Saul’ on Netflix Takes No. 2 Spot Ahead of Season 6 Premiere

After Three Decades, This Namco Arcade Game Is Finally Coming To Consoles

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After Three Decades, This Namco Arcade Game Is Finally Coming To Consoles

Arcades may be largely a thing of the past, but some of the bigger cabinets of the ’90s offered players co-op battles and head-to-head match-ups that consoles of that era couldn’t match. Now, one of those games, Namco’s Tokyo Wars, is finally getting its first console port after debuting in 1996.

Tokyo Wars is coming to modern consoles as part of Hamster Corporation’s Arcade Archives and Arcade Archives 2 collections. The game lets players control a tank or a team of tanks as they face off against a rival team in Tokyo’s downtown district or the city’s bayside dock. In the arcades, up to eight players could take part in Tokyo Wars’ head-to-head battles if four two-player cabinets were linked together. The cabinets also featured an air-powered recoil that simulated the sensation of tank fire.

It’s important to note that the Arcade Archives version for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch don’t have as many options as the Arcade Archives 2 version on other consoles. In the former, players will get the original arcade game, a high-score mode, and a caravan mode that gives players 10-minutes to come out on top. Each of those modes will support online rankings.

However, only the Arcade Archive 2 versions on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and Switch 2 will offer split-screen multiplayer, a time attack mode, and VRR support. Tokyo Wars’ Arcade Archive 1 and 2 versions are both available now on their consoles’ respective digital storefronts.

If you’re looking for a quieter arcade experience, the Golden Tee Arcade Classics collection was released earlier this year. But if you want to play the action-packed from Cyberpunk 2077 arcade game, Cyberpunk 2077 Turf Wars, you’ll have to find a Dave & Buster’s or another modern arcade.

Naughty Dog Celebrates 40th Anniversary While Teasing “Story-Driven” Future

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All the actors confirmed for ‘Dune: Part Three’

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