

Heavy Rain looked awesome the first few times we saw it displayed at shows and event. It’s been a long road for a game that’s days away from release now.
I must say I wasn’t really looking forward to it. It looked intriguing, but was too low a priority to even take time to try the full game, with everything that’s coming out in 2010. Mostly because it looked more like an interactive movie and not much of a game, and it was filled with QTEs, one of gaming’s deadly sins.
After playing the demo, I must say that my original impressions from previews were almost completely off. While what looked awesome graphically on display, looked more on par with the average PS3 game. Though it’s probably due to the console’s current limitations. The rain effects must be taxing a lot of resources. Then came the actual game, playing with a controller in my hands, it was closer to a game than a bunch of interactive cutscenes, which was definitely a good point for me.
Disclaimer: I do know about Indigo Prophecy and Farenheit, but I never played those, so I’m a first timer with these developers.
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David A. demo, impressions, ps3


After the lesser know Game Boy sequel to the NES original, this series has constantly had sequels announced, and all of them were canceled. This is the first time (after the GB game) a sequel was announced where it actually came out. While it was a beloved classic, the original A Boy and his Blob was also a really tough and hard to play game because of its various quirks.
So does this new game follow the original closely, or does it give a new spin on things, being on a completely new console?
Read on and see!
(Yes, the review for this is really late… kinda forgot the game existed for a while there)
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I love Power Metal. And one of the better bands representing the genre is Gamma Ray. They always have great guitar, great bass, great drumming, and some of the best singing voices in the genre. They’re one of those bands that didn’t lower in overall quality as the years went by, so all of their albums are really good.
Their previous album, Land of the Free II, was incredible, with none of the songs being bad, and most of them being excellent. It was truly something to behold. So obviously I was quite hyped up for this release.
Now, does To The Metal live up to their previous effort, or does it fall short?
Read on and see!
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Check the teaser video and interview on Gamespot!
Just the lowdown on it:
HD 3D graphics, side-scrolling gameplay like the originals (though they added the Homing Attack), episodic games (each episode as long as one of the Genesis titles), downloadable, music similar to the Genesis titles, Sonic is the only playable character. It’s gonna be on PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii. Wii will have lower definition graphics, outputting only at 480p instead of 1080p on PS3 and 360. PS3 and Wii will have a few segments with motion control.
Well… I’m officially excited for this, can’t wait to try it out.
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Well, I got my review out for the game, but one tiny element was missing from it. And that is the characters. I thought that, instead of just having a passing mention of each, I’d talk a little bit about each of them in a seperate post.
So let’s go right at it! (The new characters are in their own section instead of being in their respective side)
(NOTE: I’m not a pro at fighting games… so if i get some thing wrong, that’s why… cheers… comment if you want to offer insight)
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jobocan Console, Games, Opinion, Rant, tips & tricks, wii


After over a year of being out in Japan, Tatsunoko vs Capcom gets a revision. And strangely enough it came out in the America as well.
You might not know who Tatsunoko is. And, frankly, until the American release for this game was announced, I didn’t know either. I did my research and learned about their anime series, and realized there were a few I actually did know(Yatterman, Karas, I knew a bit about Casshan). And I watched some gameplay videos for a while too… Wow, this looked really fun. When I found out it was announced for the US I knew I had to get it.
Was it worth the wait? Are the characters fun to use? How’s the fighting engine?
Read my review and you’ll hopefully get an answer to all those questions.
(Note: I did not play “Cross Generation of Heroes”, I did not play the arcade version… and I am by no means a pro at fighting games)
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Pandemic is best known for their actions titles, especially for the Star Wars: Battle Front series as well as the zany humorous game Destroy All Humans! and recently has been the victim of termination by Electronic Arts. To some this comes as a major surprise considering the popularity associated with their games. No matter your views on Pandemic’s catalog it is saddening to see a company that had been with us for over a decade officially close it doors this past year.
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Josh T. Console, PC, Review, ps3, xbox 360


Well, Thursday a download on the European PSN appeared. The first 100000 people to get it got access to the ModNation Racers beta. I managed to be fast enough to get the download. So I gave the beta some gameplay to see if the final game might end up living up to its potential or not.
Does it, or should they delay the release to iron out some things?
Read on!
(NOTE: This is not a review, they’re merely my impressions after playing a very incomplete version of the game. I know this is a beta and that its nowhere near what we’ll get in the final version.)
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Atlus is publishing the Zelda-like 3D game and have released screenshots for it!
Continue reading the post to see them!
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Another action game was released to coincide with the release of Bayonetta. This one feels like part Devil May Cry, part God of War (but done properly) and part Zelda
Does the mix work well? Is it a fun game in the end?
Read on and see!
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jobocan Console, Games, Review, ps3, xbox 360