It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of the tales of franchise.

Tales of Vesperia (2018) Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 – only in Japan I assume that if one is able to find a copy of the PC version it would work, but good luck finding one. Pure was originally released for the 360, PS3 and PC, but as of this post there is no version of the game on Steam. It’s frantic over the top gameplay is highly reminiscent of the beloved SSX series (excluding 2012 of course.

Now it didn’t sell well enough at the time, but I think if it were remastered today things would be different.

Our next entry is Pure fun oh and it’s also named Pure: Just look at this, and this, and this too.

Pure (2008) Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC – not on Steam On the 360 the game was burdened by storage and technical limitations, and was also distributed on multiple discs, but if it’s ported to current gen those will be issue of the past. Lost Odyssey had one of the most unique takes on the turn-based battle systems for it’s time, and a plot that few other JRPGs could match. Had it been released for the PS3 or PC it would have likely gain more interest from the JRPG crowd who mainly buy none Xbox platforms, because of their abundance of JRPGs.

Like it’s name this game has been lost, buried on the XBOX brand since its release on the 360.

Lost odyssey (2007) Xbox 360, XBOX ONE via backwards compatibility Being able to pit famous hip hop icons like Snoop Dogg and Shawn Paul against each other was the selling point of these games, but it was the great gameplay and the company of good mates that kept us invested. Back then we would play the hell out of the single player mode, get new characters and level up our favorites, then carry our memory cards with us as we met up for the hours upon hours of fun that this now dead franchise offered. Many a sleepover were planned around the potential of defeating your friends in this over the top street wrestling game.

Next up is everyone’s favorite hip-hop brawler, Def Jam: I vividly remember playing this game for hours, days, even whole weekends.

Common Warner Bros, give us the remaster we deserve.ĭef Jam: Fight for NY (2004) PlayStation 2, Xbox, PlayStation Portable, GameCube

Currently the only way you can play this one is to locate a copy of it for the PS3, XBOX 360 or the even rarer PC adaptation. Wheelman not going to be the best game you’ve ever played, but it will definitely be one of the most fun. Put him in a game with driving, cool action scenes, and unrealistic car battling and we get an easy excuse for a good time. Our first entry is probably one that will surprise most of you, Vin Diesel Wheelman: Put Vin Diesel in anything, and it’s instantly at that bad ass level.Vin Diesel Wheelman (2009) Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC – not on Steam

Vin diesel wheelman on steam