Advantages: Tons of customization options, lots of missions and a lot of action! Disadvantages: A hard game and it can be very confusing!
ARMORED CORE V Armored Core V is a 3D mecha based video game that is available for the PS3 and Xbox 360. The game was developed by From Software and published by Namco Bandai. Previous games in the series I haven't been a massive fan but after heari ...
Advantages: Graphics are incredible, engrossing story, indepth RPG elements, Triss Merigold Disadvantages: Combat a little tricky, need to pay close attention to the story
...I first noticed this game while it was a PC exclusive. The graphics and art direction looked incredible, the story seemed in depth and compelling, and the focus and intracacies of its RPG elements were very interesting. At the time I was severely disappoi ...
Advantages: Great value for money, lots of content, great story and multiplayer. Disadvantages: Story can be a little confusing for those who don't watch the Anime, can be a little pricy.
Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Mobile Suit Gundam is an Anime series first broadcast in 1979, since then several more series' and a few movies have been released, as well as video games, one of which I'm reviewing today. Gameplay The ...
Advantages: Climb almost anything, the game looks beautiful and features a brilliant story! Disadvantages: Poor in length and no multiplayer options!
ENSLAVED: ODYSSEY TO THE WEST Enslaved is the type of game you will either love or hate. Its a platform action adventure with role playing elements added into the mix. The game is developed by Ninja Theory and published by Namco who are most famous ...
Advantages: something different, gorgeous cutscenes, brilliant story Disadvantages: annoying camera at times, audio not used to the best it could have
Review by Ben Nacca GT: Darkeyes2k7 This is also posted on the website I write for; www.lanraiders.co.uk So with us nearing to the ever foreboding end to 2010, we have seen many spectacular releases to hit the consoles and PC over the course of ...
