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“Compared to the first Valhalla Knights, VK2 has a lot of improvements but it still seems lacking to me to give it a score higher than 4.0.
Story: Alright this is where this game falls out. There is a storyline to this game, yeah there is one and its also quite interesting. But the storyline isn't that clear because you'll be spending your time mostly on running from dungeon to dungeon if your not grinding in the coliseum or the tower, that's why sometimes you will forget what's really happening with the story itself if you don't do the quests continually.
Graphics: A lot has improved from VK1, the graphics seems clearer than the first one which is a bit "dirty". You won't be having much problems with the loading times between areas since it only takes a couple of seconds to load.
Gameplay: Improved. Yes it is. Now the battle area seems to be bigger than the first one and there is an "auto-mode" that greatly helps when grinding for hours. Every battle seems to last for only 5-15 seconds in my...”
“The Story
Basically, this game sets us before Final Fantasy 7, to tell what happened before the story in that game. So that means this can basically be a stand alone game, where you don't have to play anything beforehand. There is a prequel, but it's only on Japanese cell phones. The game is called Before Crisis . Hmm, I wonder why...
Anyway, I'm going to try to give you as much detail into the story as I can, without giving you any spoilers. You start out as a low class fighter, who is basically trying to work his way up to the top by completing quests for his company. He comes through many hardships, such as losing friends, and making enemies. Really, I can't get much more into detail, the story is so elaborate, but I really don't want to ruin the story for anyone.
Gameplay and Battle System
I grouped these two together for some pretty obvious reasons, mainly because they are pretty much the same thing. Since this game really has little interactive gameplay that is enjoyable other then...”
“Gameplay
The gloomy setting, strange town and people are back in this game The Sims 2 in playstation portable. This game wouldn't be an exception to the fact that most of the Sims game is an RPG. This game centers on living a stable life in a strange town, meeting new friends and acquaintaces, even meeting the boy/girl of your dreams. Different jobs are available to earn money so that you could buy stuffs to design your large house, buy clothes, buy expensive furniture and to keep your sanity meter. The sanity meter is important, you could raise that meter by doing what you aspire. Unlike other sim game that has divided meters for sleeping, eating, comfort, entertainment and socializing, this game targets what you really aspire. Of course you still have to do the everyday activities of a normal person, if you don't it will cost you your sanity meter being low. Examples of different aspirations are cooking, planting, watching a certain t.v. program, buying something, and the woo-hoo (making love). There...”
“At first glance you may think that Monster Hunter games are mindless hack n’ slash games but you would be wrong in thinking so. Monster Hunter Freedom 2 stormed Japan, ravaging the sales charts and even boosted the sales of PSP hardware to an extent where they were surpassing Nintendo DS sales. In one month Monster Hunter Freedom 2 had shifted 348,000 units in Japan which turned out to be 85% of Capcom’s sales in that month alone. Monster Hunter Freedom 2 was also the first ever PSP title to shift over one million copies in Japan. It’s true that the Japanese sometimes have a weird taste in video gams but with such high sales, the boys at Capcom must be doing something right. So what’s all the fuss about?
Monster Hunter Freedom 2 is set in a fantasy realm in the distant past where man hunts monster in a quest for survival and salvation. When you begin the game you will be prompted to create your own hunter using a range of facial...”
“PSP spin offs haven’t died out yet. When Ready At Dawn created Daxter for the PSP it was evident that soon we would be flocked with shoddy and half made spin offs, one of them about to hit our store shelves, Agent Clank. God of War is no dodgy spin off, it runs its own story still based on the console series and evens adds its own little features to the series. Whether these features may be good or bad is for you to decide but here is my review anyway.
Story
As in every other God of War game you assume the role of Kratos, once a Spartan captain who led the Spartans to greatness and then fell into the service of Ares but I’m sure you would have heard it all before if you have a nodding acquaintance with the series. Before you get too excited about Chains of Olympus, no it isn’t God of War III unfortunately, it’s a prequel but a good one at that.
You play as Kratos as he serves the Olympians when all of a sudden Helios,...”
“You are a hunter. A hunter with many enemies. But these enemies are not human, they are the monsters of Minegarde! You will fight all of these monsters in jaw dropping battles, with a range of many weapons, armours and skills.
Gameplay
Gameplay is incredible, sharp and precise. The controls are simple and once you get used to them, you'll be slaying monsters and embarking on tough quests left; right and center! You journey into the different zones and areas (covered later) and slay the various beasts *Very entertaining* The comabt is free, and the game does not complete or modify your attacks in any way, meaning you have Full conrol over your ingame hunter. You are able to attack from all angles, and it is interactive. Eg, if you hit a monsters tail enough, you chop it off and the monster reacts by falling and moaning in pain.
The game is based on the quests you have to clear. You will normally have to pay a fee to buy the contract, but if you complete the quest, you get a reward and double the...”
“In Crisis Core, the game is only really meant to give you an idea of what happened before the events of FF7. The game was kinda like a info game. Not really a hardcore new Final Fantasy game. The story is great and it fits with The game after this one. You are Zack Fair, SOLIDER 2nd class. You story begins.
I will be listing this review in a couple of categories so you don't have to read around looking for what your looking for.
Gameplay: 10/10
Reason: Awesome gameplay. New additions like the Digital Mind Wave, or the DMW has really stepped up the playing field. The DMW gives you certain abilities that you unlock later in the game. For example, if you get 3 Sephiroths, you use a move called Octoslash. Every character has a different move, and different levels.
In this final fantasy, its an action rpg, which means you control your character and attack at will. Its not turn based. Like all other Final Fantasy's, you can use magic. In this game, magic is called Meteria. You know of fire, fira,...”
“Call of Duty: Roads to Victory surprised me. I didn’t bother getting it when it came out, but waiting quite a while. I actually didn’t get it until a week or so ago. A new feature that I wasn’t used to was the lock-on. When you have any type of gun, you will automatically lock-on to an enemy who is nearby, within the range of the gun. It’s a good and bad feature. It decreases your accuracy, but since there can be lots of enemies on you at a time, you can just keep shooting, without moving and you’d be able to shoot them all because of that feature. Anyways, I figured I’d point that out because it’s probably the more unique feature in the game compared to other First Person Shooters for the Playstation Portable. I’ll move onto the gameplay, storyline, etc.
There’s basically no story to this game, as most First Person Shooters, but you’ll be able to do a number of missions in the United States, a few less for Canada and even less for Great...”
“i couldn't agree more with the graphics. the driving really fast part as affected my gameplay a little and us really. but considering the size of the UMD and all of GTA on it, its kinda amazing how they put so much in one tiny CD. bravo rockstar, bravo.”
“Thanks. I've done multiple reviews in this kind of format for the PSP, but I haven't tried spacing it out. I have noticed that it can be hard to read, having it all clumped, but I just haven't changed my habit for some reason. I'll try and space it out more for my next review.”
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