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In this day and age, multiplayer reigns supreme, so it’s no surprise that World Series has focused its attention on online capabilities, reiterating the fact that what made this franchise so great was its chaotic multiplayer. Helmed by the Sheffield based (and Oddworld based at that) studio ‘Just Add Water’, World Series sets to bring the much loved, nostalgic arcade racer back into the spotlight with help from industry giants Codemasters, the team that brought it to life in the first place. Micro Machines: World Series is the latest release from the critically acclaimed top down racing franchise, out now on PS4, Xbox One and PC. It may have caused grey hairs to sprout early, but Crash Bandicoot 2 filled my afternoons with joy and anger, and now in glorious HD I can do it all again after work! Whilst everyone was playing Gran Turismo, I was winning gold and having a blast on Micro Machines V3, and now 20 years later I can relive my tiny 4 wheeled victory … I think? Sometimes nostalgia can cloud our judgements and make treasures from our childhood look that little bit shinier, so I ask myself, is Micro Machines World Series one of those cases?
Barely a day went past that I didn’t play Tekken 2, and though it does have its shortcomings, Tekken 7 is a breath-taking spectacle to behold. In the late 90s there were 3 video games that ruled my childhood, and as luck should have it all 3 of those franchises have been revitalised in 2017.
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