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Bomberman Land (Wii)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007

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Cradle Of Rome (Nintendo DS)

from: Rising Star Games

November 21, 2008

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No More Heroes (Wii)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007
This game has had a lot of insults because of the lack of blood. i love gore in films and i am attracted to gory games such as madworld and at first was excited abut the blood in this game.

When i realised there was no blood and it was censored, i was a bit confused as to why, but i knew it was such a great game that i had to hav it. I ordered it off of amazon and finished it in about 2months. (im a casual gamer, okay?)

who cares there's no blood, to be honest ithink as much as the blood looked cool, i think the effect when they die is actually better because it adds to the whole attitude of the gme. its a really wierd game and the whole black dust effect works with the games attitude perfectly. do not be put of bye ... Read More:

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Rune Factory: A Fantasy Harvest Moon (Nintendo DS)

from: Rising Star Games

March 27, 2009
Lets face it, Harvest Moon: DS was pants. Compared to the classics on the original Gameboy, the Gameboy Color and the GBA, the DS version was just a rehash, didn't make any use of the technology and was generally buggy.

Rune Factory is what the DS version of Harvest Moon should have been. Keeping the core elements of the series, Rune Factory (RF) adds in traditional Action RPG elements like swords, shields, dungeons and monsters. Players can play through without killing a single monster and can play through without planting a single crop (though fishing might help). It's made by the same people that produce the main series, so it's certainly true to form.

There is a fair bit of humour in this, and long standing fans of ... Read More:

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R-Type Tactics (PSP)

from: Rising Star

September 26, 2008
Lets face it, Harvest Moon: DS was pants. Compared to the classics on the original Gameboy, the Gameboy Color and the GBA, the DS version was just a rehash, didn't make any use of the technology and was generally buggy.

Rune Factory is what the DS version of Harvest Moon should have been. Keeping the core elements of the series, Rune Factory (RF) adds in traditional Action RPG elements like swords, shields, dungeons and monsters. Players can play through without killing a single monster and can play through without planting a single crop (though fishing might help). It's made by the same people that produce the main series, so it's certainly true to form.

There is a fair bit of humour in this, and long standing fans of ... Read More:

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Baroque (PS2)

from: Rising Star

August 29, 2008
Lets face it, Harvest Moon: DS was pants. Compared to the classics on the original Gameboy, the Gameboy Color and the GBA, the DS version was just a rehash, didn't make any use of the technology and was generally buggy.

Rune Factory is what the DS version of Harvest Moon should have been. Keeping the core elements of the series, Rune Factory (RF) adds in traditional Action RPG elements like swords, shields, dungeons and monsters. Players can play through without killing a single monster and can play through without planting a single crop (though fishing might help). It's made by the same people that produce the main series, so it's certainly true to form.

There is a fair bit of humour in this, and long standing fans of ... Read More:

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Growlanser (PS2)

from: Rising Star

August 15, 2008
Lets face it, Harvest Moon: DS was pants. Compared to the classics on the original Gameboy, the Gameboy Color and the GBA, the DS version was just a rehash, didn't make any use of the technology and was generally buggy.

Rune Factory is what the DS version of Harvest Moon should have been. Keeping the core elements of the series, Rune Factory (RF) adds in traditional Action RPG elements like swords, shields, dungeons and monsters. Players can play through without killing a single monster and can play through without planting a single crop (though fishing might help). It's made by the same people that produce the main series, so it's certainly true to form.

There is a fair bit of humour in this, and long standing fans of ... Read More:

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Baroque (Wii)

from: Rising Star

August 29, 2008
Baroque is a Rogue-Like. I know after reading this, half of you have already navigated away from the page. Those of you who remain are either into Rogue-Likes, or have no idea what one is.

There's no definite rule, but a in a Rogue-Like you will die. A lot. Each level of a dungeon is randomised, in both architecture, and Enemy and Item quantity and position. Every level you (re)visit isn't completely different, because they all have a theme (Fire, Water, Warehouses, etc), and have similar rooms, with different entrances, and sizes. Gameplay is the essence Rogue-Likes, allowing you to eat, throw, and combine items to sometimes surprising and humorous effect.

Whilst Baroque lacks the near infinite depth of gameplay a traditional PC ... Read More:

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Dungeon Explorer PSP (PSP)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007
despite the little reveaoling manufacturer description this game is amazing, basically the idea is to customize your own character from three races, (male or female), and at least six classes - i thik you can unlock more - and you use this character aswell as other NPC custom characters to take on dundeons and find jewels. There are lots of weapons and armours to choose from and the difficulty is not o hard but challenging:
gameplay: 9/10
grafics: 7/10
custonization: 8/10
fun-factor: 9/10
Rpg factor: 9/10
overall: 9/10
if you like RGPs or MMORPGs this game is the non-online, online optional, handheld substitute: get it!

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Super Swing Golf (Wii)

from: Rising Star

August 29, 2008
Have had this game for about a month now.It's a clone of the original Pangya Golf With Style.All the courses are the same,except that they have added a few new ones.The trouble is,when you play the computer in versus mode,one of the new courses (Deep Inferno)just will not let you progress further into the game.You need to come at least 3rd on any of the courses which i have done,but this particular course wont let me finish any higher than 6th.Thing is it is quite early in the series of games.Until i get at least 3rd i cannot go any further.The difficulty for this course would merit being near the end.I have got quite far into the Matchplay series although they to are starting to get hard as well.If it wasn't for the difficulty of the Inferno course ,i would ... Read More: