Super Win the Game Aims To Bring You Authentic 8-bit Platforming

By Liam Dawe - 26 March 2014 at 7:07 pm UTC

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Remember You Have to Win the Game? The fun super-retro platformer I did a video of? Well Super Win the Game has been announced as a sequel, I can't wait!

Bored of platformers you say, too many of them you say? Well these are a bit different, they really are emulating the retro experience with the look of old CRT screens (non-flat screens) and other visual effects to make it really look retro.

I am actually quite excited to see Super Win the Game as it just looks fantastic.

You can download the prequel You Have To Win The Game here.

What do you think guys, does this tickle your fancy? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Platformer, Preview, Teaser, Upcoming, Video | Apps: Super Win the Game

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HadBabits Mar 26, 2014

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I've been trying to beat Mega Man on a NES emulator this week, and if the platforming is similar I'd say I almost dread the coming of this game. Mind, I'm still going to play it ;)

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