@Double_Wide Yeah, I guess the "free in the US" clause explains that well. :P @Pierst179 I'm sure the Vita will have a high-class title someday, but I can't help but feel like I ripped myself off. The 3DS just seems to have a more consistent future; it's had a full year for Nintendo to get its act together. Sony just hasn't had any real focus with Vita yet, and the slim games schedule is concerning me. That being said, Luigi's Mansion 3DS could be the game to get me to buy a 3DS sooner than later.
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Back for a weekly review delivery! Check out my review of Soul Calibur V here!
After the debacle that was Ninja Gaiden 3, I've shifted my attention to another action game, or should I say three of them. Next on my list is Devil May Cry HD Collection, and let me tell ya, these are old games. Don't get me wrong; I love DMC 3: Dante's Awakening. I could go so far as call it one of my favorite games for the PS2. It's the others that are feeling weak. The first DMC in particular has the Resident-Evil-static-camera condition. I know that Devil May Cry pretty much built the third-person action game genre, but some things just don't hold, especially with games like Ninja Gaiden for Xbox and God of War available. I'm still trudging through DMC: HDC FTW BBQ.
Also, I'm considering revisiting Banjo-Kazooie on my 360. After seeing a ton of videos online about it, I'm thinking about checking the games out once more. Those level themes are so damn catchy! I'm also looking into starting Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts again. I know that there are people who didn't like Nuts and Bolts because it wasn't a proper Banjo-Kazooie platformer, but I'm not afraid to say that it was a fun game FOR WHAT IT WAS. It didn't need Banjo-Kazooie to be good; it was a well-designed and creative game that just seemed to slip the license in under the table.
I'm actually further considering trading in my Vita. I'm just not having too much fun with it; I feel like I jumped the gun when the launch came. The upcoming games for Vita feel forced and unappealing. I really want to play Kid Icarus: Uprising, so I'm debating as to whether or not I should get a 3DS. The game library has opened up considerably for the 3DS, but I don't want to jump the gun on that either. School is winding down, and just having some spare cash would be beneficial. It's all up in the air, though.
Hope everyone's doing well. Take care!



