‘Aggressors of Dark Kombat’ Review – An Ambitious Fighter That Doesn’t Click on Mobile
It’s an eye-catching title, isn’t it? Aggressors of Dark Kombat ($3.99) came out in 1994 for the NEOGEO, and by …
It’s an eye-catching title, isn’t it? Aggressors of Dark Kombat ($3.99) came out in 1994 for the NEOGEO, and by …
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The first couple of years of the NEOGEO’s life were some of its most interesting ones. Once Street Fighter II …
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Unlike the Metal Slug series, SNK’s popular Samurai Shodown hasn’t seen much representation on mobile. A bit over eight years …
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Amidst a hail of broken english, Developer Jungyu Lee drops you directly into the action of Raid Manager ($1.99). Much …
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Whether you’ve been playing Marvel Contest of Champions (Free) religiously for several years or come and go from the fighting …
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