From Arcade Heroes http://arcadeheroes.com/2018/03/01/optimus-prime-returns-to-the-arcade-in-transformers-2/ I really enjoyed the first one. Hope we can ride Grimlock in this one !
"the cabinet is modeled after Optimus Prime as opposed to Bumblebee for the original game." JESUS CHRIST, WHY DO I EVEN BOTHER WITH THIS FUCKING FRANCHISE??? They need to change it's name to THE OPTIMUS & BUMBLEBEE SHOW.
Meh....video games havent been cool since the early 90s in my opinion. Once they got rid of side scrolling in favor of something that looks like a movie, I would rather just watch a movie. Ima stay on my old school s**t.
We still have side scrolling in videos games. Some of which are made to look extremely retro so it's not dead far from it. So it's not like you're out of options as opposed to years ago when you only have one option to play what kind of games you want to play. As for the Arcade it's good to see that there's a sequel showing up.
I hear you man. I grew up on games like double dragon, legend of zelda, and contra. So once they started making games that looked too real I lost interest. Especially those games where you see through the characters eyes...I hated that. I like to see the little man lol.
Hope it comes to Chuck E Cheese because that is the only place where games like this are worth playing. I don't feel like paying $100 to get through an arcade game. THA is a cool game but most arcades by me charge $1.50 per credit, some over $2. It just isn't worth paying that much for a few minutes of playtime. I laughed when I saw Time Crisis 5 and the $4 worth of credits it took to play it once. Maybe if it were possible to beat the game with one credit. I could beat the original Time Crisis with one $.50 credit. And they wonder why arcades are dead in America.
Looks like fun. Also, Sideswipe is back! I never got to play Human Alliance, so this should be a cool new experience if I can find a place that has it.
I played Human Alliance once and enjoyed it. The only place near me that has it is a Dave and Busters.
