osu! is a free rhythm game for the PC that is somewhat in the style of DDR except with clicking.
Level-5 teams up with Studio Ghibli to bring us Ni no Kuni (The Another World), a jRPG in development for the Nintendo DS and PS3.
After playing the StarCraft II Beta for a while, it still holds up as a solid successor to the original StarCraft.
As promised, here’s a preview of Witch on the Holy Night from the Type-Moon Magazine, volume 4.
What can I say? There was a plethora of good games released this month.
Since many people have been purchasing FFXIII recently, I thought I would share this in case anyone hasn’t heard about it.
I don’t really do loot posts that often, but maybe I’ll get in the habit now. It’s titled Part 1 since I don’t know how much stuff I’ll be getting in the future. I’m somewhat impulsive when it comes to purchases.
Got White Knight Chronicles International Edition and Ghost in the Shell 2.0 (Blu-ray) in the mail today from Amazon. It has been a while since I’ve played a PS3 RPG.
Time to try it out!
White Knight Chronicles International Edition
The PS3 definitely feels like it has been lacking some good RPGs (Side note: Valkyria Chronicles was awesome), but this year’s lineup aims to remedy that. After patiently waiting for years, this game is finally coming out next week!
Yes, it’s finally here – for those of us that can understand Japanese. Final Fantasy XIII was released in Japan on the 17th of this month.
I was debating whether or not to order a copy from Play-Asia and play through the Japanese version, but I opted not to after watching a stream of the game. I didn’t want to miss out on the dialogue and plot, but too bad the North American version won’t include the Japanese voices.
The battle system looks like fun, with a lot of customization and paradigm shifts. Anyone here already playing the game?
March 9th couldn’t come any sooner.
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I picked up Dragon Age: Origins for the PC during Black Friday and finally got around to playing it for a few hours tonight.
This game feels very similar to Neverwinter Nights and in some regards is WoW-like – especially when using WASD movement. My main character is an Elven Mage: I always choose to play the magic classes if possible.
The main storyline seems a bit stereotypical but that does not take away from the game. I have been a fan of BioWare games since Baldur’s Gate, and this is no exception.
I am looking forward to spending 100+ hours or whatever is needed to fully complete the game, and then messing around with the toolkit that allows users to create their own content.
