General/Summary: All around, an excellent RPG for fans of the genre. Does some interesting things with the RPG genre, as well as having all of the classic influences that keep console RPG players coming back.
Gameplay: For the most part, excellent. The game allows you to collect Djinn–small, pokemon-esque creatures (Gotta tell you, I’m a little tired of the “Gotta catch ‘em all” mentality) that can either be summoned in battle, or equipped on a character. [Read more →]
When it comes to producing games that are an absolute joy to play, no one can beat Blizzard’s portfolio (the Warcrafts, Starcraft, the Diablos). They’re one of the all-time greats.
Blizzard continued its unblemished streak of releasing top-quality games last year when it finally unleashed the exceptional Warcraft III. By infusing this sequel with a dramatic, well-developed story, great graphics, and brilliantly balanced units, Blizzard created one of the all-time great real-time strategy games. And this summer we’ll have a whole new reason to journey to the world of Azeroth when The Frozen Throne, the first expansion for Warcraft III, is released. [Read more →]
This game caught my attention above other Game Boy games because of its martial theme. The game turned out to be one of the better Game Boy games. It does not take much strategy though. The main objective in it is to go into a level and destroy the enemy tanks. Despite the “story” behind the game, its more attack, and it tries to have some romance behind it.
There are two modes of play in the game, story and battle mode. Story lets you go through the drama of the game and gives you insight of what the hero, Griffin, is doing. Battle mode lets you experience any level of battle that you choose, unlike Story mode that lets you play them in order. [Read more →]
After visitors to the amusement GAMESCom 09 with a series of pictures and hilarious trailer, the guys at Gearbox Software back to tell us about Borderlands and they do it, producing a face somewhere between laughter and tears despite being reached in time longed “gone gold”, in fact, the marketing of the title are expecting a mini-skid of seven days of the date indicated above.
While we are still the poor western White Knight Chronicles in Japan is already talk of White Knight Chronicles: Awakening of Light and Darkness, known simply as White Knight Chronicles 2: Level-5 has indeed released the first gallery of images.
This second chapter begins exactly where its predecessor ends, without interruptions of any kind of plot or time jumps. The new features implemented, the possibility of transformation, new monsters, new areas of play, new characters, party led to 6 contemporaries. [Read more →]
To remind everyone that PlayStation 3 is finally available to the public beta of Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, the guys at Naughty Dog have well planned to release details of the demo version just landed on PSN and a most welcome triptych of videos in which they are recovery “as the crow flies” some of the locations visited in the new videogame adventure of Nathan Drake. [Read more →]
Rob Bowling, community manager for Infinity Ward, has entrusted to the pages of Twitter an eloquent statement addressed to those who look forward Modern Warfare 2: [Read more →]
For those who have not had enough of demos and several movies of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker from the Tokyo Game Show 2009, comes a series of images of the game coming to PSP in 2010. [Read more →]
More than a month after his arrival on Xbox Live, the cooperative demo Lost Planet 2 will eventually also on the PlayStation Network on 24 September, giving even the PS3 owners the chance to try multiplayer game Capcom. [Read more →]
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is close to the store shelves, and here Tecmo Koei releases the launch trailer. Remake of Ninja Gaiden II, originally exclusive Xbox 360, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 will instead be available only on PlayStation 3. A demo will be released next week on PSN. Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is due out for the next 2 October.