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  • Soul Caliber IV great? Folklore the same? Too many questions for a topic?

    Well, I've finally finished Foklore. I'll be posting my review before the end of the week. It was somewhat underwhelming, but the full scoop will be in the review. Besides that, I'm seriously considering buying Soul Caliber IV. I love fighting games, and I need one that keeps me wanting to play it. Dragonball Z: Burst Limit gave me exactly what I thought it would: a great fighting system with subtle adjustments to it, some major differences, and an overall enjoyable experience. However, since most online matches are decent, some are laggy, and a handful are just unplayable, it's Continue »

  • An all-in-one media center, Great Downloadable Games, and Online Play

    E3 is gone and has left me, a PS3 and Wii owner, with a bitter taste in my mouth. With the PS2's dominance of the market and surplus of RPGs, it was a natural assumption that its predecessor would come with plenty of pull on the Japanese favored genre. Too bad that was an incorrect assumption. Not only has the PS3 seen little to no RPGs whatsoever, but Xbox 360, the FPS paradise, has seen more RPG releases and exclusives, including former PS2 exclusive titles, than its archrival PS3.Disappointed? Of course I am. I thought it only natural that Continue »