E3 2011 Most Anticipated Games
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Bayonetta Publisher: Sega Developer: Platinum Games Platforms: Playstation 3, Xbox 360 (reviewed) From just looking at the packaging, it should be evident what to expect from a game like Bayonetta. From the flattering backside view on the back of the box to her playful wink printed on the disc, the feeling of overt sexuality is present before the game even starts. Once it does however, it doesn't let up as it is…
No More Heroes 2 Desperate Struggle Publisher: Ubisoft Developer: Grasshopper Manufacturer Platform: Wii Its predecessor is the reason I call my Wii the "No More Heroes Machine". Reception for the first No More Heroes was pretty mixed. The game stood out in its simple combat, efficient motion control use and overall stylized atmosphere. However, features such as the free roaming over world and dull side mission…
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Jul 14, 2010
So Entertainment Weekly posted a list of the 108 artists that have music appearing on the DJ Hero 2 soundtrack. The first one had a solid setlist that I felt included artists that I personally adored, making me feel like this was one of the few games specially made for me. Its sequel's soundtrack is doing more or less the same. It's a huge roaster of "talent" (subject to the individual I guess)...
Apr 9, 2010
It's hard to say this about the first game I completed in 2010, especially since it was considered by many 2009's Game of the Year. Truthfully, I felt unsatisfied with it at the end. Now this is weird because I almost agree with all the praise it is given by various gaming outlets. It is definitely an experience with moments that are simply amazing. Whether it be the character interaction, the...
Jul 24, 2008
Ok, maybe not a love letter, but that's not the point. Oh, this post sort of contains spoilers. But it's a rhythm-based game! What's there really to spoil? Growing up, there was only one game I would associate with the rhythm-based genre. I bet it comes as no surprise that that game was Konami 's Dance Dance Revolution . Almost in every arcade/gaming area I went into as a kid, there would alway...
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