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Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 Dead or Alive 5 Last Round Dead or Alive Xtreme 2 PlayStation 4, asian girl, game, cg Artwork, video Game png 595x798px 542.46KB.Sonic Heroes Sonic the Hedgehog Sonic Adventure 2 Sonic Unleashed Sonic Riders, sonic the hedgehog, game, text, sonic The Hedgehog png 756x588px 284.68KB.Mega Man Xtreme Mega Man 2 Game, megaman, comics, game, video Game png 2600x1878px 545.75KB.Logo Video game Xtreme Velocity Art, others, game, angle, rectangle png 600圆00px 13.1KB.(20XX supports both localized and online co-op, and 30XX should do the same.) The game will likely come out in 2021, and while there’s no price announced yet, the first game debuted at $15. It’s an addictive balance of carrot and stick, which should keep players hooked both before and after they successfully reach the “end” of the game.ģ0XX looks like a blast, particularly if you can find a partner with whom to play. However, defeating bosses will grant you a different kind of currency, which you can use to purchase lasting upgrades back in the hub area. Generally, though, once you fall in a stage, all of your upgrades vanish, and you’re kicked back to the beginning of your eight-stage run. I say semi-permanent, because 30XX is still a roguelike – or, more accurately, a roguelite, since you do get to carry over certain upgrades between playthroughs. (Unlike in Mega Man X, enemies very rarely drop health, so you’re often stuck buying it from expensive vending machines.) Just before each boss fight, you’ll have an opportunity to spend these bolts on semi-permanent upgrades to your speed, attack power and drop rate for health items. (Image credit: Batterystaple Games) 30XX roguelike elementsĪs you progress through each stage, you can undertake optional platforming and combat challenges to earn additional bolts. There’s a maximum amount of upgrades you can carry simultaneously, but you can mix and match them any way you’d like until that point. Rather than having to decide between these two advantages, they both took effect, creating multiple arcing shots that could hit enemies almost anywhere on the screen. The first made Nina’s bolts fire in an arc rather than straight ahead the second gave her three blasts per shot. In the demo, the dev demonstrated how this worked with two different blaster attachments. Nina, meanwhile, can combine the various upgrades she finds along the way. As before, Ace can equip different weapons, such as spears and shurikens, but now each weapon has an alternate-fire mode, which might allow him to create a temporary shield, or hurl his weapon across the screen. The enemies, bosses and backgrounds are also more detailed than before.įinally, Ace and Nina have a bigger variety of weapons available this time around. But Ace and Nina’s sprites are more intricate and colorful, to say nothing of the colored silhouettes that follow them when they dash forward. The core aesthetic is similar – bright, colorful robots with lots of particle-based weapons and explosions. While 20XX mirrored the 16-bit art style from Mega Man X through X3 on the Super Nintendo, 30XX looks much more like Mega Man X4 through X6 on the PlayStation. Another big change is the graphics engine.