Check Behind Everything Eight Times
HIGH Fantastic premise.
LOW Horribly disingenuous design.
WTF It's either impossible, or over in ten minutes—there's no in-between.
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PoPoLoCrois – Review
Telling a story that has been told a thousand times before in various permutations, PoPoLoCrois stars a young boy named Pietro on a quest for blah, blah, blah, whatever. There's no real depth of character or emotion to start the story off, and from the amount of plot that I was privy to, I would categorize things as being one step above a rough sketch, dramatically.
PoPoLoCrois – Consumer Guide
According to the ESRB, this game contains: Fantasy Violence
Armored Core: Formula Front – Review
This time around, FromSoft gave their high-tech third-person robot battling a much-needed shakeup in the transition from PS2 to PSP. The bulk of the game is intact with its insane amount of weaponry and parts to tinker with, the mech construction and fine-tuning still the same art form that it ever was.
Wild Arms: Alter Code F – Review
Is it just me, or has the traditional Japanese role-playing game (RPG) worn out its welcome? Certain advances have been made by a few bold titles, and of course the introduction of the massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) was a force unto itself, but I'm talking about the old, tried-and-no-longer-true formula of teenage hero, group of friends, random battles, talking to townsfolk, and all the stuff that was so interesting and addicting during the 16-bit era.
Wild Arms: Alter Code F – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Fantasy Violence
Armored Core: Formula Front – Consumer Guide
According to the ESRB, this game contains: Fantasy Violence
Armored Core: Nine Breaker – Review
If you're reading this review now and have even the slightest interest in checking out what this long-running series has to offer, do yourself a favor and a check out any (and I mean any) of the other games in the series before trying Nine Breaker. In fact, just forget that this game even exists. Without a doubt, this is the worst Armored Core that's ever been produced.
Armored Core: Nine Breaker – Consumer Guide
According to the ESRB, this game contains: Fantasy Violence
Space Channel 5: Special Edition – Review
Why would Ulala endanger the lives of the very people she's rescuing? Simple: because a patriotic, war-frenzied populace pumps up the all-important metric that keeps Space Channel 5 in business: ratings. Throughout both games, Ulala eschews the dry, boring facts for slick packaging—a revealing outfit, provocative dance moves, sensationalistic headlines like "Evil in the Galaxy Revealed"—to drive the ever-present ratings meter higher and higher.
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