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• Developed by Omega Force, published by Koei Tecmo.

• Released in 2011 on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. There is also a version for PC via “Xtreme Legends: Definitive Edition.”

• Part of the Dynasty Warriors series (Three Kingdoms setting). Goes beyond past endpoints: includes the Jin Kingdom and extends past the Battle of Wuzhang Plains to cover the rise of Jin.

Here are the aspects that many players / reviewers say are good:

• The strategy/card/policy overlay gives more depth than just pure button‑mashing; it adds decisions and variety.

• Character customization is well‑done; many like being able to make your own character, including integrating them into the larger empire struggle.

• Re‑adding/restoring characters / movesets that were previously missing or cloned makes for better character variety.

• More player freedom in role / allegiance gives replay value: you can play differently (as ruler / officer / vagrant).

• The game introduces a “SHIFT” ability, which allows the protagonist (John Tanner) to instantly “shift” control from one vehicle to another within the environment.

• You stay in vehicles (you can’t leave the car on foot) — this returns to more pure driving focus versus walking + open world.

• It includes licensed vehicles (over 130) from various brands, all fully damageable.

• The map includes San Francisco, parts of Marin County, and Alameda via bridges like the Golden Gate & Bay Bridge.

The Dreamcast Collection is a compilation of classic Sega Dreamcast games, re-released for modern platforms. It’s a nostalgic package aimed at fans of Sega's iconic (but short-lived) Dreamcast console.

DiRT 3: Complete Edition is the definitive version of DiRT 3, a critically acclaimed rally racing game developed and published by Codemasters. It’s part of the long-running Colin McRae Rally / DiRT series, blending authentic off-road racing with accessible gameplay and stylish presentation.

Diner Dash is a fast-paced, strategic time management game where your reflexes and multitasking skills are constantly put to the test. It became a cultural phenomenon in the early 2000s and is still fondly remembered today.

Deadpool forces the game’s developers to make a video game starring himself, then proceeds to play through it — while frequently interrupting the story, the script, and the game mechanics.

• Begins as a mercenary mission.

• Evolves into a confrontation with Mr. Sinister, who is hatching a plan to destroy mutants.

• Deadpool teams up with X-Men characters like Wolverine, Rogue, and Psylocke — mostly just to make fun of them..