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Video Games : Bladestorm: The Hundred Years War (PS3)
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Bladestorm: The Hundred Years War (PS3) from: Koei List Price: £44.99 Price: £28.00 You Save: £16.99 (38%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Video Game Brand: Koei EAN: 5060073303281 Label: Koei Manufacturer: Koei Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years Manufacturer Minimum Age: 132 months Platform: PLAYSTATION 3 Publisher: Koei Release Date: February 15, 2008 Studio: Koei Sales Rank: 3476 Accessories:
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 Rating: - Great fun but can get boringThis game is so much fun, swords, cavellery, archers or even camels. the action is great. But the problems start when all your stats are so high you can't be killed, or if you play it continuously the game becomes repetitive. Either way it is fun and worth buying. Rating: - Good Strategic GameThis is a very Good game which lots of people would be fooled into thinking it is like Dyansty Warriors, but it isn't. Yes some of the fighting is like Dyansty Warriors but the game involves a lot more skill than just running in and killing lots of people. The game goes into a lot more depth than any Dyansty Warriors game and in total is a lot more interesting game. Don't be fooled by the makers and look of the game, this is a good game. Rating: - Pretty goodI decided against the odds to download the demo off of PSN, even though I was severely discouraged by a friend who said that this game was totally rubbish and boring. I played it and enjoyed it very much. Ok the beginning is cheesey and the voice acting dodgy, but the gameplay is very fun. The battles are large, slightly tactical and intense. It is still like Dynasty Warriors but with more team-based elements instead of1 Man Army style gameplay. Very good game in my opinion. Rating: - Addictive!!this game is utterly addictive, espesially if you just love to have your own little unit of 30 men and wipe out an entire army (the french got their asses kicked by me!!!). the only down fall would be that it is really repeatative of choosing which contract you want to take and fight it but other than that if you love war games and massive brawling then it should be bought. Rating: - A criminally underrated gem Longer review: if, like me, you've grown tired of the ultra-realistic (and ultra boring) war simulators currently swamping next-gen consoles, then this could be the game for you. The critics really went to town on it because of its unpolished, rough-around-the-edges feel, but to me that's what makes it so appealing; the out of place RPG elements, the dubious historical accuracy, the absurd combat on the battlefield - as well as numerous other "it must be a Japanese game" factors - all combine to make this a fantastically enjoyable experience. Flawed, certainly, but great fun nonetheless. Shorter review: it's like Dynasty Warriors without the fog. What's not to like? |
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