Tag: aksys games
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Review: Tokyo Xanadu eX+ (Sony PlayStation 4)
Not game of the year, but not to be overlooked either.
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Unboxing of Tokyo Xanadu Vita LE
Tokyo Xanadu Developer: Nihon Falcom Publisher: Aksys Games Platform: PlayStation Vita Genre: Action RPG Release Date: 09/15/2015 (Japan) 06/30/2017 (US) To be released on: PlayStation 4 and PC (as eX+) Aksys Games has released the first version of Nihon Falcom’s Tokyo Xanadu for the PlayStation Vita. I barely gotten through Chapter 3 in my Japanese…
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Review: Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky (Sony PlayStation 4)
Exist Profile.
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Review: Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters Daybreak: Special Gigs (Sony PlayStation 4)
A visual novel/RPG hybrid that squanders its potential thanks to pacing issues.
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Review: Chronicles of Teddy: Harmony of Exidus (Sony PlayStation 4)
Despite some issues, this ends up being a hidden gem on the PS4.
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Review: Aegis of Earth: Protonovus Assault (Sony PlayStation Vita)
An assault on fun.
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Review: Aegis of Earth: Protonovus Assault (Sony PlayStation 4)
A fun concept that was ground into tedium by poor design.
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Review: Slice It! (Nintendo 3DS)
An enjoyable puzzler that takes advantage of what makes the 3DS great.
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Review: Radiohammer (Nintendo 3DS)
A cute rhythm game, but not one that will hold the attention of those seeking a true challenge.
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Review: Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God (Sony PlayStation Vita)
If you’re looking for an easy roguelike about curry, Sorcery Saga is certainly delectable.
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E3 2013 Impressions: BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma (Sony PlayStation 3)
Since my fighting game experience is rather limited, my opinion on the mechanics of the latest BlazBlue is not likely to mean much. Adding to that is the fact that my only exposure with the BlazBlue franchise has been with the original Xbox 360 release. That being said, I can discuss some of the new…
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E3 2013 Impressions: Muramasa Rebirth (Sony PlayStation Vita)
Muramasa: The Demon Blade was something of an overlooked title on the Nintendo Wii. It had the misfortune of being released on a console where third party titles generally don’t sell very well. Also regretful is the limitations of the platform not allowing the 2D art style to shine to the degree that it should.…
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Review: Ragnarok Tactics (Sony PSP)
Surely one of the PSP’s last releases, does Ragnarok Tactics give players one last tactical masterpiece?
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Review: 9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors (Nintendo DS)
Spoiler alert: this is pretty much my favorite DS game this year. Find out why inside.