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[Review] Sam and Max Season 2: Episode 2
Posted by EdEN in Featured, PS3 software, PSN, Reviews, S, Sam and Max on January 30th, 2012
A surprise trip to the tropics turns into a working vacation when Sam & Max sign up to stop a massive volcano eruption. Will their special blend of bewildering wit and renegade justice be enough to win over the gods? (Not to mention the locals?)
[Review] Sam and Max Season 2: Episode 1
Posted by EdEN in Featured, PS3, PS3 software, PSN, Reviews, S, Sam and Max on January 16th, 2012
He’s the most ancient and powerful opponent they’ve ever faced, a hairy, bloated, pagan God – Santa Claus! With Christmas presents on the attack and carols of gunshots drowning out the bells, Sam & Max must storm the North Pole to bring down a less-than-jolly foe. Can the Freelance Police make sense of this Christmas conundrum in time to save the world’s children from a holiday tainted by tears, turmoil, and Torture-Me-Elmer?
[Review] Persona 2 – Innocent Sin (PSP)
The story takes place in Sumaru City, Japan, population 1,280,000. Its protagonist attends Seven Sisters High School (“Sevens” for short), whose emblem is considered a status symbol even amongst students from other schools.
Soon, though, a rumor that Sevens emblem was actually cursed, and that wearing it would disfigure one’s face, had spread around the city. Even worse, the rumor came true… And it was only the beginning of a string of rumors becoming reality, one after another…
Before long, the protagonist discover the power to summon another side of them called “Personas”, which they use to investigate the strange incidents around the city, all while facing their own personal demons as well.
Time is once again on the march…
[Review] Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (minis)
Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain revisits the iconic first entry in Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone’s 16m selling Fighting Fantasy saga.
Your quest is to find the Warlock’s treasure, hidden deep within a dungeon populated with a multitude of terrifying monsters. You will need courage, determination and a fair amount of luck if you are to survive all the traps and battles, and reach your goal…
This PSN-exclusive version of Fighting Fantasy: Warlock of Firetop Mountain features a Tarot Card character generation system and choice of classic dice-rolling or all-new Battle and Luck systems.
With an intuitive Inventory system and Log Book to aid you in your endeavour, this is the perfect way to relive the classic adventure that started it all.May your Stamina never fail!
[Review] Okabu
Okabu centers around the conflict between two tribes – the Yorubo and the Doza. Many generations ago, a ideological rift tore the population into two factions – those that felt a deep affinity with nature and wanted to maintain a simple life in harmony with the environment, and those that felt that their life could be improved by harnessing machinery to exploit the land.
While the Yorubo dedicated their lives living harmoniously with nature, the Doza travelled to a far part of the continent, pursuing an industrialised existence and exploiting their environment.
As many, many years have passed, the Doza have exhausted all of their resources, and their hunger for raw materials has driven them out of their borders, in a search for fresh lands to devour. Their path of destruction has finally arrived on the doorstep of their distant cousins, the Yorubo, and the Doza have begun to enslave and imprison these peaceful people and tear apart the natural beauty of their homeland.
With hope fading amongst the Yorubo, the pollution from the Doza smog stacks has spread far and wide, eventually reaching the habitat of an ancient race of Cloud Whales, high above the ground. The pollution has begun to cause a great sickness, leading the elders to dispatch our heroes, the brothers Kumulo and Nimbe, to investigate the source of the pollution.
Ni No Kuni Magical Edition Bundle
Posted by Cheeto in Hardware Bundles, N, Ni No Kuni, PS3, PS3 software on November 18th, 2011
Alright, so Japanese gamers were treated yesterday with the latest RPG from Level-5 and Studio Ghibli, Ni No Kuni. Namco Bandai will publish the north America English version of the game, which was confirmed earlier for an early 2012 release, exclusively on the PS3.
The Japanese exclusive “Magical Bundle” of Ni No Kuni was released yesterday with a 160GB PS3 in cream-white and gold, a matching Dualshock 3 controller, a copy of Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch and surprisingly , just like the DS version, a fantastic looking spell book.
[Review] Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls
Posted by EdEN in Featured, Media, PLAYSTATION Store, PS3, PS3 software, PSN, Reviews, W on November 8th, 2011
This is a the story of a faraway land. 2000 years before the current era.
Avrul, god of creation made the Draguun, a race of beings bearing the bloodline of the dragon gods. They excelled in the mystic arts and built a prosperous civilization, ruling over the world for many years. However, the Draguun were also an arrogan people, and eventually fell to the powerful magics that they themselves created. After the disappearance of the Draguun, wars broke out amongst the remaining, uncontrolled racers until in the land of Athals, the empire of Darua united the peoples of their land.
Thus began the age of Athals.
WARP coming to PSN
Warp is a the story of Zero, a small alien trying to escape from a human testing facility. You will be equipped with a set of skills that will aid you through your journey. Don’t let the cute cuddly little alien picture shown below fool you, as Zero’s abilities and your choice of play can determine if your experience will be stealth based or simply gory! Through-out the game you will collect grubs, which you will use to purchase upgrades for Zero. Trapdoor has also included a rewarding in-game stats tracking system and global leaderboards for you perfectionists.
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