GetAmped II - Demo Impressions

Bored out of my skull yesterday, I went looking around for a new game to play on my PC. I wanted a game that I could download quickly and was very light on the system requirements. Now I knew I couldn’t play anything graphic intensive because my PC is so old and crappy that it’s practically an antique. I browsed around MMOsite.com for a bit and noticed that GetAmped II was having a 2nd closed beta test that day.

Now I played the original GetAmped way back before it was even localized in English (called Splash Fighters in US) and thought it was a very, very, VERY bad game. However, after watching a couple of videos for GA2 on YouTube, I decided to give it a try.

Monster Hunter Tri - Demo Impressions

The Monster Hunter series has always been a very niche action RPG game title that hasn’t had much mass appeal in western territories. Capcom hopes to change all that with Monster Hunter Tri exclusively for the Nintendo Wii. Hoping to jumpstart western interest, Capcom has released demo discs at GameStop on March 8^th all over the US.

Fun & Free - Plan B

Now here's a game that's been on my radar for the past week. At first glance, it would seem like it was nothing more then a Team Fortress 2 ripoff, but you'll notice from the gameplay footage that it's more about melee combat then shooting.

Favorite Game - Shinobido: Way of the Ninja

I would to take a moment to talk about a ninja stealth action game that enjoyed playing oh so much.

Shinobido is a PS2 stealth action game made by Acquire, original developers of the Tenchu series. Personally though, this game is 10 times better then any Tenchu game because of its unique story, non-linear missions and awesome gameplay.

Miles Edgeworth: Ace Attorney Investigations - Review

New to Capcom’s “Ace Attorney” series for the Nintendo DS comes “Miles Edgeworth: Ace Attorney Investigations”. The game is a spin off of the original Ace Attorney adventure game series where you investigate different murder cases and defend clients in court. This time, however, the series shifts the atmosphere from the court room to the crime scene.