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Just look at this awesomeness, there is a place for 2d styled games even when there are others that think differently.

The world has been corrupted with dust and filth, and it’s up to a handful of acrobatic janitors to win the war on grime. In this frenetic, award-winning platformer by Hitbox Team, sweep your way through over fifty levels of wall rebounding, double jumping endurance runs where finesse matters as much as dust destruction. Vault your brooms even higher as you share and view replays online to compete for the ultimate speed runs, and watch as your dustpan runneth over when you build your own worlds and share them online with the included map editor.

Dustforce was the winner of the $100,000 Grand Prize at Game Developers Conference Online’s third Independent Game Developers Competition in 2010.

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There were only a few good dbz fighting game that I considered awesome sauce, I will list the ones I liked. Ultimate Battle 22(playstation), Dragon ball z Legends(playstation/saturn), Hyper Dimension(snes),Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2 and last but not least Burst Limit. The others were so so but these were the ones that I enjoyed and were solid.

Here comes a Mugen project which I am excited to see complete by a handful of DBZ fan out there. A few years ago around the time I was working on my fighting game ‘Born Fighters’ I was advised that I should use Mugen to create my game but I know that I would not have acquired all the skills I have if I went that route, regardless Mugen is a great tool to use to get your fighting game out there as it uses preset fighting game engines but you still have to put the work in and create sprites if none exist for the characters you are making them game to represent. As usual forget my ranting and check out this awesome vid.

Hands down I think the Samus vs Master Chief Mugen battle was the best.

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