On the surface, games can appear to be flawless, enjoyable and worth 60 dollars. Sometimes, though, you’re going to have to look deep, deep down to find these flaws. I searched for it, and sadly enough I found it. It was less of a deep, deep down and more of a start, a down, and an A button away… darn you multiplayer… darn you…
Play Time: 4½ Hours
Progress: 35 Single Player Missions Cleared
Addicting, fast paced, neato physics, multiplayer mayhem and the power to be a pink ninja. From a small flash game to a 10 dollar xbox 360 live arcade game, this game has evolved to have everything that I want in an arcade game!… and maybe you too.
Cost: $29.99
Receive: Xbox Chatpad, Chatpad Headset
Xbox once again has come up with an innovative accessory for the console’s controller (YAY). This product’s cost is great because its like buying a headset and receiving a chatpad (DOUBLE YAY) for free. But this bundle is far from perfect my friends, read on to hear my thoughts of pros and cons (mostly cons) of this product (-yay?)
Cost: $69.99
Receive: Vision Cam, Headset, XBLA Game, 12-Month Xbox Live
I sit in my chair, with my controller in one hand and apple juice in the other. As I place my juice aside, the timer runs down, ticking away. My heart beats faster and faster… almost equivalent to the rotation of wheels and as loud as the roar of the engine. I’m dazed by the acceleration, by the speed, by the power! … and then it stops, everything stops… they’re watching me… <_<
Play Time: 1½ Hours
Progress: Level 6 Soldier
This is an Xbox Live Arcade Review. Arkadian Warriors should cost you 800 Microsoft Points ($12 CDN). Life shouldn’t be completely about thinking, put down your tactical shooter and prepare for a mindless hack and slash fantasy-styled game, but with a mindful review.
Halo 3 players beware, Bungie is cracking down and lets hope you’re not affected by the boom. What do I mean by all this? Bungie has sent the world a message:
Play Time: 10 hours
Progress: Good and Evil Campaign Completed
Oh Snap! It’s a LOTR BFME II REVIEW! Lord of The Rings BFME II seems to have slipped through the cracks a little bit in the whole “good game” section, but luckily you have Seraph to search these horrible game piles for the golden disc. This may not be a golden disc, but it’s keeping me entertained.