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Namco does appear to be taking some interesting liberties with its most venerable franchises, giving Pac - Man new powers and turning Galaga into an on - rails space shooter — while also resetting expectations for Ridge Racer and Ace Combat — so consider me interested in their experimentation.
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And in keeping with past tradition, we're trotting out some of gaming's most beloved, venerable franchises this week for the sole purpose of picking apart their flaws and upsetting their fans.
Rating: Hoopla Factor: Mired in the mess of editing cliches that betray this most modern version of the venerable franchise as «a Guy Ritchie film», Sherlock Holmes features a confused and incomplete storyline and seems more like a preface to its inevitable sequels than a fully realised feature film in its own right.
Purvis and Wade are a writing duo known for penning a considerable amount of films from the venerable Bond franchise, including Casino Royale, The Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, and most recently, Spectre.
About a month ago when EA announced the cancellation of NBA Elite 11, little was known as to why one of the most venerable sports franchises was being benched for the 2011 season.
Three days after that, one of my most anticipated games of 2014 kicks off the Spring in style as Infamous: Second Son soars onto PS4s around the world, in what appears to be a spectacular new entry into Sucker Punch's venerable super-hero franchise.
The amount of time and effort the venerable Japanese PC developer Falcom has spent remaking and re-remaking their classic franchises (most notably Ys) has become almost a running joke over the years.
Over the course of the last decade — two gaming generations — and ten main series entries, this venerable franchise, once adored by fans for its re-imagining of some of the most tragic and triumphant events of the Second World War, became little more than a frat boy gadget-fest where K / D ratio is king, and to the gulag with everything else.