Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Monty does it again and i can't wait for the release of Dead Fantasy 3, 4 and 5!












At this year's E3 convention Monty oum who is known for his Video creations such as Haloid, And Dead Fantasy One and Two showcased previews for the follow up video's to Dead Fantasy. So far there are some preview video's circulating around Youtube that don't show much but enough to make mouths salivate! Can't wait to see how it all ends. If you have never seen any of his Video's I would strongly advise you to check them out but be warned That most of his video's Pertain to a specific video game or game's and are mainly for the fan's of those games so you might not understand what's going on if you haven't played them. Yet, they are still visually stunning and delightful to the Eye's!
Can't wait to see what's next for Monty!




Sunday, May 31, 2009

Two of the best games ever... And for most It took months after its release to realize that!




Atlus gaming company has always held its own with Great games such as Disgaea series, The Shin Megami Tensei's series of games (Especially my favorite's Persona rev and Digital devil saga 1 and 2) and a plethora of other game's that have held a spot in mine's and others hearts through out the years but like most of there game's, it takes a while before one realizes just how involved they have become with the game they are playing at the time. Enter Etrain odyssey 1 and 2!
I Got the first when it came out and was still playing it when the second released. I didn't think i was gonna buy the second one because i was afraid of repetition and still wasn't done with the first game due to game extras and unlock-able quest after beating it. After reading reviews all the reviews I saved some cash and picked up my very own copy of the second one. I Now find myself still going back and forth between the two games and loving it. Each game has its own crazy RPG dynamic but they each offer two very different ways of playing that have kept me glued to my DSi as soon as I start to play. Some of the greatest games took years after there release for them to get any kind of recognition at all and I hope that people will look back at these two games as two of the greatest RPG game's of all time not because of the story but the mechanics! Here's to hoping that Atlus will do a third and introduce more into the way this series is played!