“LASTFIGHT” is pretty much a re-skin of the original “Power Stone”; you even collect 3 McGuffins that turn you into your super form. “LASTFIGHT” has a very short story mode, but if you're looking for a modern-day “Power Stone” here it is! Everything is here from the 3D depth of the levels, to the stones; which are re-skinned as cogs, ninja stars, and other things! However, while this is a good attempt at remaking “Power Stone”, its story falls on its face, because only 2 characters are playable in story mode (and this is a fighter). Most people who buy this probably won't care about the story though; 2 vs 2 fighting is back, and reminds many of Power Stone 2! Some of us at Honey's absolutely loved “LASTFIGHT”, the 2 vs 2 play is nostalgic!

An official “Power Stone 3” would sure be nice to see, but “LASTFIGHT” comes close! People can blitz through the story content in less than an hour; especially if you throw things found in the various arenas. LASTFIGHT's story mode has something to do with the distribution of drugs or something. The plot gets mangled quickly, and it’s essentially the same story for both story characters (which is a major bummer). Where the game shines the most is in its multiplayer battles, however, and the 8/10 rating on steam tells you that it’s worth playing; even if the difficulty curve is a bit steep at times. If you liked Power Stone, you’ll want to swallow the $15.00 price tag; and buy it.

“Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite” isn’t really the same type of 3D fighter that “Power Stone” was, but it has a few things worth mentioning. First off, the colorful cast of characters, and flashy special effects in “MVC: I” are a feast for the eyes; the same goes for “Power Stone”. From what most can see of “MVC: I”, you can utilize the infinity stones in battle; you’ll find a familiar concept in “Power Stone”! Both games feature powerful stones that can be used to unleash massive attacks! “Power Stone” shares the same name as one of the Infinity Stones as well! “Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite” has the advantage of being able to use well-known characters established by their brands making the demand rise for their fighter; “Power Stone” has memorable characters too, but they’re just not as well known.

“Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite” is due to release soon and will feature a villain from Mega Man X’s past, Sigma! Ultron and Sigma both have the same objective; Sigma acts like software and can control machines, and Ultron provides their physical body as they seek the destruction of mankind. Heroes will attempt to put an end to their evil scheme as they fight the newly merged villain “Ultron Sigma”. If you liked Power Stone, you should get your pre-order now!

“USFII: TFC” shares a large roster of characters, and even a few characters players haven’t seen before! You’ll block special attacks, punches, kicks; then burn, electrify, “sonic boom”, and many other things to achieve victory. You’ll fight to prove you’re the best fighter there is, and for your own cause; like in “Power Stone”! This “Street Fighter” game is an updated version of a classic, which can now be taken on the go with your Switch! With the ability to go online; fighting on the streets in 2D has never been this much fun!

Power Stone has a different playstyle than Street Fighter, but the essence of the story is very similar. Ryu and Ken want to be the best fighter there is, and save the day from an evil villain; just like everyone in both games. “Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers” did take criticism for charging too much money, according to many people, because it’s an updated version of a very old game; but it’s still worth playing! For many, the “Street Fighter” games are the starting point for their love of fighters, so get out there and “Hadouken” some faces!

Once upon a time, “Smash Bros” was made for the N64, and contained no “smash ball” abilities; it was a bare bones cross-over fighter! Nintendo has since evolved “SSB” into one of the best fighting games that exists, period. Some of the games had attempted a story, and some of them never did; but they’re all fun! Most people love to have fun, and “Super Smash Bros Wii U” is fun that’s pure and unfiltered (the good stuff)! The “Power Stone” games are very much like “SSB”; you can throw things, use weapons, get “rekt” by the stages themselves, and even pull off super abilities!

In the “Smash Bros” games that come after the N64 version, you have the “Smash Attacks”, which you use after obtaining the ball; in “Power Stone”, its 3 Stones! This version of the “SSB” franchise has the largest roster of characters to date; it includes characters like Cloud Strife, Bayonetta, Mega Man, Corrin, and even Ryu from “Street Fighter”! Online fighters have never been this much fun to play, and if you liked “Power Stone”, “SSB Wii U” surpasses it in almost every way; except for the 3D morphing arenas! So, you know, go buy it; or wait for a Switch version, whichever comes first!

“DBX” is a very colorful and flashy game; much like “Power Stone”! History has been changed in the Dragon Ball universe, and it’s up to you to restore it! Create your character, and join iconic heroes like Goku and Trunks attempting to restore the timeline to normal! Like in “Power Stone 2” there are multiple players on the battlefield, and like in “Power Stone 2” (and Power Stone) there are surprisingly large boss battles! It’s also a 3D fighter, and has a few moving stages reminiscent of the “Power Stone” games. Power Stone has a character by the name of “Wang Tang” who looks suspiciously like a Super Saiyan when he’s transformed by the stones; he even has a spirit bomb-like attack!

In true Dragon Ball fashion, you can go Super Saiyan (and other things) in “DBX”, and you feel more powerful; also sort of like when you have all the “Power Stones”. Both fighters were designed with anime in mind, and “Power Stone” had an anime based off the game! DBX was based off the Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super shows, and has online battles capable of an insane 3 vs 3 structure. So, if you liked the chaos in “Power Stone”, check out DBX!

“Injustice: Gods Among Us” asks the question; “what would happen if Superman goes crazy?”; everyone now has their answer, and people are now well into the sequel, “Injustice 2”. DC makes a large comeback with the Injustice series, and features stages that have devastating dangers that can be triggered, and players can even throw things on the ground; like in Power Stone! There are even morphing stages in the form of transitions, which are usually triggered by someone falling through a floor or something similar. Both games have mastered the art of using the very levels themselves as weapons!

Five years after Batman takes the evil version of Superman down in “Gods Among Us”, a larger threat reveals itself in the form of “Brainiac”. Brainiac seeks to take the Earth for himself, and Batman is left wondering if he should release Superman from his prison to help. Faced with possible Armageddon, both the heroes and even some of the villains team up to take down Earth’s greatest threat.