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Before Nintendo first revealed anything on Phantom Hourglass, there was no Zelda game for one of Nintendo's greatest systems: the Nintendo DS, and most people thought it was going to be an online Four Swords type game, but everyone was wrong. Nintendo then announced, out of nowhere, The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass and right away, people knew it was going to be epic. Mixing the old birds-eye look of the 2D…
The Sony PlayStation is a great system, it can produce some pretty good graphics while also maintaining smooth and fun gameplay. Though the Castlevania games have always played great (excluding Simon’s Quest) and looked great at the same time, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night keeps the tried-and-true formula that made past game before it stand out, but created something more than just a great sequel. No, Konami…
Before I got my hands on this masterpiece of a title, my Xbox 360 randomly couldn’t read any of the disks I put into it, resulting in me having to send my 360 in for repairs. So while I waited, August 21st came around, and still, I had no 360. Finally, in late August, I got the 360 back with me, and I couldn’t have been happier. Right away, I went and picked up BioShock, because I knew that this game is going to be…
The Metal Gear Solid games have been one of the honored franchise’s in the video game industry. Starting with Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, both for the MSX2, the gameplay was like nothing anyone has ever done. Instead of running left to right, shooting everything in your path, you would try sneak your way through the game killing nothing if you were good. This awesome gameplay was carried through all of…
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