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Sakaguchi Focused Entirely on Last Story
Oh and building this LEGO Mech (pic).
andriasang.com news
aspro
THQ & Sony Pictures Enter Deal
Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy licenses only.
businessofcinema.com news
aspro
Namco Bandai make the most money from Wii
Details of platorm specific info here
andriasang.com
gamingeek
Sonic & Sega All Stars Racing - New Tracks/Cha
Akira/Jacky, Bonanza Bros and more!
jv247.com media
darthhomer
Aussie Nintendo review Crystal Bearers
Rough around the edges, but I can't recommend this enough if you're looking for something completely different in an adventure game.
aussie-nintendo.com impressions
gamingeek
Trailer for new PSN TV show, The Tester.
A reality show about becoming a Sony tester. WTF. WTF. Seriously WTF. No really WTF. Why? WTF. (I'll watch it)
thetester.com media
Dvader
Namco, Not SEGA, Now Yuji Naka's Pub.
Sonic creator will focus on Nintendo games.
andriasang.com
aspro
Mass Effect 2 Puchase Incentives
Price cuts, free controllers - they want you to BUY!
punchjump.com news
robio
No more used games for Walmart and Best Buy
If you were even aware they were in the secondary market
retailwire.com news
robio
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Ubisoft gives No More heroes 2 the finger
With less marketing than the first game
gamerroad.com
gamingeek
Wow, click this now. Nintendo UK site
Does a cool web trick to make it Endless Ocean 2 specific
nintendo.co.uk
gamingeek
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NSider 2 No More Heroes 2 review
Desperate Struggle is a wildly entertaining sequel to a wildly bizarre game
nsider2.com impressions
gamingeek
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Holy crap. They are going to hell for that.
I thought Iga was working at a crane engineering company, not IGN. That sounds like one of his headlines over here.
EDIT: Looks like they took that page down.
Yeah, the way it was being talked about I figured sub-200,000.
So is this game about coffee or dancing? The Grinder sounds like a Tim Robbins movie about an aging man who falls on hard times and has to work at Starbucks.
Yeah, inflamatory editorial BS from this site now.
You've really got a bug about Bioware huh?
Wish I could retrieve the post, essentially the Conduit outsold the likes of Chronicles of Riddick Dark Athena, Jericho and Call of Juarez on 360.
Defintely now because the wii version will be the ugly stepsister, not poor ugly brother. Sisters are worse.
A little. I'm not saying there games are bad. I'm enjoying Dragon-Age.
Just think they're still slightly overrated, and ever since they said that crap about JRPGs, I think they're a bunch of arrogant, pretentious turds!
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was for comparing me to shitty IGN. What an insult
P.S. it is vertical and horizontal transport boy
Transport Boy is snazzier.
You need a superhero mask avatar though. And a crane sig
Wow from the Zangeki Iwata Asks interview (see thread)
- It was Nintendo who asked Sandlot to add in Wifi-play, and Classic Controller
and Motion Plus support. Iwata personally phoned Sandlot regarding Motion Plus.
New avatar?
Yeah but Far Cry was a port of a game that came out on the original Xbox a month before the 360 came out. And on that platform, its one of the highest rated shooters on the system. Its better than Halo 2 in fact.
And I think most early 360 owners like me already bought this game on the Xbox1, hence the poor sales.
Apparently it sold 580,000 on Xbox 1. Still not as many as I expected. I think it was a game that got hurt by the 360 quite a bit.
If it was a 2004 release I think it manages 1 mil easily. Great game.
Dante's Inferno
Dante was not an ex-crusader and he did not sew cloth crosses into his chest.
He didn't beat up Death and steal his scythe, nor was he trying to rescue his girlfriend from Satan and, most importantly, he didn't use any combo attacks he'd learnt from God Of War.
Ignoring the breathless stupidity that underpins the whole concept there's also the equally shameful issue of how closely this copies Sony's PS2 classic.
The roaming beat 'em-up is a crowded genre and with Bayonetta just out and God Of War III coming in March this has an uphill battle to become relevant.
Not to mix infernal metaphors but in gameplay terms it never gets any closer than Sisyphus and his boulder.
Like an expert forger, Visceral Games (Dead Space) have copied each element of God Of War with great precision.Although like any copy many of the more subtle nuances have been lost.
Combat is gory and exciting but there's little need to learn specific combos as button mashing works fine throughout.
There are plenty of moves and magic powers to unlock with collected souls but these are just as superfluous.
Considering that the game is almost solely about fighting (there are some switch-flicking and block-pushing puzzles but they're insultingly simple) the lack of any depth or interesting challenge is a serious problem.
The game tries to keep you on board with some giant monsters to ride on and the absolving or punishing of enemies.
This earns you more souls but quickly begins to seem a tedious intrusion.
The shallow combat would become boring a lot earlier than it does if not for the game's trump card: the art design.
It sticks surprisingly closely to the original text, forcing you to fight such questionable evils as un-baptised babies, gluttons and adulterers.
The game itself has nothing interesting to say about the clash between 14th and 21st century morals though and just uses the imagery as titillation.
There're some disgusting visuals in the game but as the constant nudity makes plain it's not to make a point, just take undemanding minds off the combat.
The level design is similarly monotonous and copying God Of War's fixed camera is a needless limitation.
The main issues aren't technical though but conceptual. In dishonouring two classics the end result isn't hellish torture, just purgatorial tedium.
IN SHORT: The works of both Dante Alighieri and David Jaffe are defiled in this shallow and puerile actioner.
PROS: Much of the imagery and art design is impressively grotesque. Excellent music and plenty of moves.
CONS: The game has none of the depth of God Of War with mechanical combat, repetitive design and mindless puzzles.
SCORE: 5/10 Out: Now (UK)
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And Crystal Bearers it seems.
Agreed. I think personally i unofficially made that decision when reading reviews and impressions of the US release.
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Listen to Wu-Tang and watch Kung-Fu