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SF4: Hakan's Moves Detailed
Turkish oil wrestler is also CEO of cooking company.
andriasang.com news
aspro
Gamepro review Final Fantasy 13
4 stars/5 - XIII ignored me to try and seduce someone else with user-friendly tutorials and a Leona Lewis theme song.
gamepro.com impressions
gamingeek
Gamespy review Final Fantasy 13
4.5/5 - Thank goodness for the battle system, then, because it saves the game while you're wincing through the saccharine banter and waiting for the training wheels to spin off.
gamespy.com impressions
gamingeek
Totalvideogamers review FFXIII
you're left with a feeling of playing for the sake of it, rather than savoring it.
totalvideogames.com impressions
gamingeek
Ace Attorney Investigations Review
8.0 - the reviewer got it spot on.
aussie-nintendo.com impressions
darthhomer
First Modern Warfare 2 map pack will be 1,200 pts.
3 new maps, and 2 old ones from MW1 for $15! OUCH!
1up.com news
ASK_Story
God of War 3 1up review
It's not quite as focused as GOW1, nor is it as lengthy and moment-packed as GOW2, but it's the most consistent.
1up.com impressions
gamingeek
Fragile Dreams Examiner review
Its themes of friendship and time with others is often delivered elegiacally and can bring the user to states of reflection.
examiner.com impressions
gamingeek
Bioware Founders Interviewed
Talk about EA, Dragon Age and Mass Effect.
gamespy.com editorial news
aspro
Aussie Gamers Dress As Zombies For R18+
Sydney is zombie territory
computerworld.com.au media news
Ellyoda
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Professor scraps grades, uses EXP instead
Complete assignments, level up.
itnews.com.au editorial news
Ellyoda
PS3 DVR Big Seller At Launch
Can "Tivo" while in standby. Watch recorded shows on PSP.
kotaku.com.au news
aspro
Fragile Dreams review from Nintendonow
"thanks to a touching story and unique atmosphere, Fragile Dreams offers quite the memorable experience."
e-mpire.com impressions
gamingeek
First Red Steel 2 review
9.2 - Overall, Red Steel 2 was able to come from a bad game to create a true masterpiece.
gbatemp.net impressions
gamingeek
McDonalds to Use DS as Training Tool
Decline of Western Civilization is complete.
andriasang.com news
aspro
Fragile Dreams 1up review
"this is one flawed gem of an adventure that perhaps only the most patient of us can enjoy."
1up.com impressions
gamingeek
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I did. I agree with a lot of it, but I don't agree that Goldeneye had superior single-player. In what way? To me PD was an improvement on Goldneye in every way. And they didn't say anything about the odd lighting in there.
It seems like an effect of bumping up the game to HD; In areas that are supposed to be lit by ceiling lights, it doesn't work right.
You know how the lights always had that strange shine? Like they thought at the time people would be impressed by it...almost like an early version of bump-mapping. Well now the shine is out of control, yet if you're not looking directly at them, the level will get really dark. Its odd.
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Agreed.
For Raven:
The Zhu Zhu Fluffy Bunny shares all the attributes of the battery-powered hamster, including a sensor in its nose that prevents it from bumping in to obstacles.
I was getting my certification to be a volunteer fireman. I'm sure nothing will go wrong.
Hamster > Fluffy Bunny
Burn, Fluffy Bunny! Burn!!!
This game is #8 in my Gamefly Q. Can't wait to try it out...looks like the most interesting SH since Silent Hill 2.
Now just waiting for the install...
...yay...
Holy crap. I forgot that was coming out at the same time as FF.
Tri-Ace has obviously learned a lot from working with Square-Enix for a while as the cinema sequences and stylization of the world itself are really, really well done. The opening movies that start the game and set up the plot have that WOW! WTF just Happened! quality to them that hook you from the first second!
There is sooo much more to it than the typical RPG too. The active movement of the characters on the battlefield, the placing of energy hexes on the world-map grid to affect the world itself, just the RPG gun-play in itself is unique enough to pique my interest.
I can tell from the first few minutes alone that the battles are going to be hard-core in a way I haven't seen in yeeeeeaaarrrrssss. It's the kind of thing you just want to sink your teeth into and savor, as something like it won't come along all too often.
Sadly though, I can ALSO tell that being able to SUCCESSFULLY learn and play this game, it is going to have to be the type of game you need to play exclusively, giving it all the time, devotion and attention it obviously requires. This is not a bad thing by any means! It just means I am not going to be able to start it until I finish FFXIII. Hopefully THAT will happen in the next week or so and then I can tear into this game!
Killing people yesterday. Crying today.
You should replace Iga as our Community Relations Manager.
That's what I keep telling these assholes.
In my experience, if assholes aren't listening, you just have to poke 'em a bit...
...that'll get their attention!