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As for Cadence, the game uses the same platforming formula

Oct. 30, 2018 by Lena Webb

As for Cadence, the game uses the same platforming formula as the previous game, with the addition of a "double jump" element that allows the player to jump into any direction. This system will allow players to play the game on a "single" controller. When the player hits the first button, the game begins playing. This is a familiar "jump" mechanic that's been in the Zelda universe for years, and has been used by other AAA franchises like Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy Tactics and Diddy's Kong.

Nindies Game has already announced its plans for a sequel (or at least a follow-up to their previous game, Necrodancer: The Lost Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask), and if the game hits the Switch, it'll be a sequel to the original game.

The game will be released in North America, Europe, and Asia starting in late 2014. You can find more information about the game here.The first video game to come out this year is a brand-new entry in the "Karma-like" genre.

This year, the company is offering a free beta for PlayStation Vita players, though only for those who have activated their Vita's Wi-Fi connection.

The game is called "Kriss: The Movie", and has been a popular game for Sony and Microsoft, and it won the Golden Game of the Year award at the PS Vita Emmys last year. It's also available in Europe and the U.S. now via Steam and on the PlayStation Store.

The game is called "Kriss: The Movie", and has been a popular game for Sony and Microsoft, and it won the Golden Game of the Year award at the PS Vita Emmys last year. It's also available in Europe and the U.S. now via Steam and on the PlayStation Store. (Photo: Sony)