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Friday, October 3, 2008

Games Played 10/01/2008

Aegis Wing - X-Box 360
Bejeweled 2 - X-Box 360
Boom Boom Rocket - X-Box 360
Eets: Chowdown - X-Box 360
Gears of War - X-Box 360
Ikaruga - X-Box 360
Hexic HD - X-Box 360
King's Bounty: The Legend Demo - PC*
Mega Man 9 - X-Box 360**
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 - X-Box 360
War World Demo - X-Box 360***

*What an incredible role playing game! I love the art-style, the 3D graphics, and the grid/turn-based battles.
**Okay, this game plays like the classic Mega Man games of old but what's up with the graphics? There is a fine line between nostalgia and laziness. Those unfamiliar with the game's history may associate 2D gameplay with terrible graphics. As if we need more negativity associated with 2D gaming...
***This is a multiplayer deathmatch game featuring cool-looking robots. The graphics are hot despite it being an X-Box Live title but the control is unresponsive and I deleted the demo merely minutes after playing it.
****Okay, the amount of X-Box Live games listed above may be excessive but this is because I am trying to get my gamerscore up. I have been ignoring the achievements far too long so I think it's about time that I accept the challenges offered and have some fun with them.


RANDOM GAME OF THE DAY:


Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dawn of Destiny (2004)
Developer: Konami
Platform: X-Box 360
Purchase Date: 03/26/2004


Clean and functional interface.

This is the best Yu-Gi-Oh! game on the market despite lacking the online functionality available on the pay-to-play PC version. Most other Yu-Gi-Oh games are not based on the actual classic card battle system that is found here, making this product more valuable than it looks. There are no compromises made when it comes of the way the cards look like on screen - they look just like the real thing instead of the condensed and busy versions found on Nintendo's and Sony's platforms. The monster battles are represented using brief and simple animations on top of the play field. I would like to see another true Yu-Gi-Oh! card battle game on the X-Box 360 or the PlayStation 3.

LIBRARY STATUS: 4 out of 5

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