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'Dissidia NT': Review
If you've ever played a Final Fantasy game, then there is no doubt that you must have experienced its incredible charm. Was the first Final Fantasy that drew you in from the start, or was it Final Fantasy VII's unforgettable story that still weighs heavy in the hearts of fans? Maybe it was the recently released Final Fantasy XV that introduced you to the famous franchise. Whichever game you started with, they all come together in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT.
By Thomas Drake8 years ago in Gamers
Why Modern MMORPG Games Are Getting Stale
MMORPG games are rampant throughout the internet. Many of us have played them, but for those of you who haven't, here's a little definition. MMO stands for Massively Multiplayer Online game, and the RPG portion stands for Role Playing Games. In these kinds of games, as opposed to the standard Legend of Zelda kind of RPG, are meant to be enjoyed by many people at the same time. There are even many different types of these kinds of games for all kinds of people, ranging from Text Based to Sci-Fi to even ones about farming. As the title of the genre suggests, many people gather and play together to complete goals in this kind of game. This can provide new depth and new game-play opportunities for most games, but with it comes many issues.
By W G8 years ago in Gamers
'Spawn: The Eternal' PS1 Review
Some months ago, I visited our local gaming and movies resale store in search of a set of video games from a particular period. The goal was simple: experience a couple games per month from 20 years ago and write a review on them. My results weren't as great as one might have hoped. Between working full-time, planning out of country trips, and trying to maintain my social life, my pickings for 1997 were slim. I did, however, manage to play a few games.
By Caleb Sherman8 years ago in Gamers
'Persona 5' Overview
Let’s talk for a second about one my favorite games ever, Persona 5. Let me just start off by saying that just because you haven’t played another Persona game, doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy Persona 5, as their stories are individual but share the same gameplay elements. Persona 5 brings new things to the table and perfects old formulas to make an experience gamers will never forget. If you’re like me and are an avid RPG gamer, Persona 5 is a must-have for you. I highly encourage you to pick it up if you haven’t already done so. I’ll keep this as spoiler free as possible.
By Jared Williams8 years ago in Gamers
Greatest Open World Games Ever Made
Okay, I exaggerate. Maybe not anything is possible, but from franchises like Elder Scrolls and Assassin's Creed, to powerhouse developers like Rockstar Games and Ubisoft, realistically there's no shortage of what you could do when presented with the ample amounts of abilities so available within the open world genre. Especially now, with the world churning into that virtual placeholder, literally and metaphorically strapping on a blinding helmet to cover our faces in the hopes of reaching that next, more powerful foe, open world gaming has been the mecca of optimal video game playability, storytelling, and performance. Otherwise known as sandbox gaming, open worlds allow players to enter a complete and utter fantasy land of their own free will and choosing.
By Ryan Epps8 years ago in Gamers
'King's Field: The Ancient City'
The Ancient City is the third 'King’s Field' we received in North America. It was produced by From Software in 2001, but released by Agetec to America in 2002. I have never played the original King's Field, which to my knowledge was only released in Japan, but I have played the North American one and two releases on Play Station, and they are some of the best first person, hack and slash, fantasy games ever, yet they pale in comparison to The Ancient City.
By Aaron Dennis8 years ago in Gamers
'The Cat Lady'
I've played many games varying from different genres. And each time I discover a game that I like, I feel that the world of gaming is truly expanding. Some of these different genres and type of games have been around since the 90s and even early 80s and 70s. But I've found one game that has changed the way I've perceived things in life and it's made me stop and think about many things in both my life and in gaming in general.
By Chloe Gilholy8 years ago in Gamers
Best Laptop Accessories for Gamers to Buy Right Now
You just got a new gaming laptop for the holidays and you can't wait to start playing all of your favorite PC games. After playing a couple of rounds and it is not going well, you realize you can't just play on your laptop. You need to have the right accessories to enhance your gaming experience. From having the right gaming mouse to improving your experience by using a gaming controller, these are the best laptop accessories for gamers.
By Greg Joseph8 years ago in Gamers
8 Disappointing Things About 'LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2'
Don’t get me wrong, I could play as LEGO Star Lord all day, mostly holding the B button to listen to his jams and watch him dance around. Other than that, however, I was unfortunately very disappointed with the latest in the LEGO superhero franchise. I feel it is important to note that I almost always play local co-op, and this game was played through on multiplayer over three days. Why three days? I just didn’t have that “new game urge” – you know the one, where you have a new game and all you want to do is keep playing it all day every day. I have only played the main story, but while I am writing this, my partner is playing solo and exploring the open world of Chronopolis.
By The One True Geekology8 years ago in Gamers
'Uncharted: The Lost Legacy' Review
The Uncharted series, deciding to celebrate its ten year anniversary with a new game not featuring its main hero after what seemed like a definitive final chapter in A Thief's End, seemed like an odd one. You may wonder what the point is, but fans of the series will know that the cast that has supported Nathan Drake is amazing, full of rich, complex characters who all feel very human.
By Peter Ellis8 years ago in Gamers
Hacker Go
Welcome to Hacker Go, an ARG with a hacking-based theme. The aim of the game is to collect Bots, which are used to hack systems and activate the Drone, as well as picking up cash for purchasing object and player upgrades. As I go on I shall explain the different POIs in the map and the general game mechanics to introduce you to the world of Hacker Go.
By L.R8 years ago in Gamers
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Review
I came out of Resident Evil 6 with one feeling – regret. Why had I suffered through three pointless campaigns filled with bland set pieces and monotonous firefights? What was so important about watching Leon Kennedy turn into an action hero or seeing Chris Redfield’s spiral into alcoholism? It took a second dreaded playthrough for me to realize it was all nostalgia-fueled hope that Capcom was ready to deliver Resident Evil in the way I had remembered it from umpteen years prior.
By Mark LoProto8 years ago in Gamers