warriors, This was a PS2-era video game adapted from the 1979 movie of the same name. Although it never became a hit for Rockstar Games, it was well-received at the time. Sources reveal that the Game Boy Advance port of the classic Rockstar game was nearly complete before it was cancelled.
Released in October 2005, warriors A faithful adaptation of the original 1970s film, the film tells the story of a small gang who are forced to travel through dangerous New York City to return home to Coney Island after being framed for the murder of a popular crime boss. It’s gritty action set in a seedy and dangerous New York City. The game captures these atmospheres perfectly and even features some of the original actors voicing their characters. Unfortunately, the release of the Xbox 360 a few weeks later cast a pall over Rockstar’s already niche game. But over the past 20 years, the game has developed a cult following and is considered by many to be one of Rockstar’s best creations. According to a new report, we’re almost getting a GBA port of the underrated fighting game.
recent, Prolonged report While talking to former Rockstar Games developers, they learned warrior GBA port, not previously documented. warriors A PSP port was indeed received, but sources told the outlet that Rockstar originally planned to port the game to Nintendo’s popular handheld device using the same engine used by the company its critically acclaimed max payne Get port.
“We were going to do four-player co-op using Connector and stuff. We finished the game. It was just so much fun to play,” a source reportedly told us. Prolonged. “But it never came out because the PSP was gaining momentum at the time and we weren’t really seeing good returns from Nintendo. Nintendo didn’t like promoting M-rated games at the time. We felt comfortable at Sony Land, so we went warriors Ported directly to PSP.
According to foreign media reportswhoever worked on the port actually still has a copy of the unreleased GBA version warriors. Unfortunately, due to legal issues and Take-Two’s lawyers, it’s unlikely to be released. Still, it’s surprising that in a different timeline, kids could be beating up New York gangs on their GBA. Super Mario.
In other news, Hey Rockstar Games, you should make a basic remaster and port warriors And bring it to more platforms. Heck, bring it to the Nintendo Switch, finally giving the world a portable Nintendo console version of this classic fighting game.
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