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My War-Crack. I Always find my way back to this multi-player masterpiece, no matter how much cash I drop on a new release. God bless Valve.
Small text, zombie cows, dumb A.I. and save system aside.... the combat, photography, and scathing satire of American culture makes this a must play.
Yes, Mr. 51, I would like some more mindfuck with my gaming experience.
This is a interesting game. It's not very open world, the voice acting is B-Movie grade, and there are too many moves for too few fighting sequences. But this sequel to the QTE-pioneer has a certain charm that keeps it from being declared the worst game i've played. Though it doesn't help that there will be no closure to link to that boring Guilin sequence.
It got me singing Ashlee Simpson to myself. But it did it in such a way that I can not curse it to Hell.
Mind you, I haven't played a lot of Castlevania. Other than this, Portrait of Ruin is the only other installment i've played. (So sue me!) Of those two, I enjoyed this one the most. However, Soma Cruz looks like he should be in a boy band.
JRPGs are not my cup of tea. I couldn't tell you the plotline of your favorite Final Fantasy game to save my life. (As far as i'm concerned, Tifa has a wonderful bosom and Aries probably dies in every installment.) Skies of Arcadia (Legends, that is) was different..... somehow. I can't tell you why, but up close it has all the major JRPG cliches (strange wardrobe, girly men, random encounters) but it was still enjoyable. Either i'm a larval JRPG fanatic or Skies of Arcada: Legends used some sort of black magic. I will say this though: Gilder's 'Gunslinger' move? Bad. Ass.
I lied. This game was nicely done too. A great work of crossover and RPG-Action, though I have yet to get past that last save point.
My opinion: the best installment in the series. I can say no more on the matter.
