El_Galant

An exhibition with good looking girls in them? I'm in. Besides, everyone who goes there is well versed in the products they are interested in, it's not like you're there to buy kitchen appliances, furniture or an HDTV.

Just played thru DNA sequence 1 for this game. I must say Desmond looks as old as Ezio, rather weird since he technically is only 2 months since he first came out of the animus in AC1. Don't know why they changed his character model as well. Alan North's voice acting is excellent as usual and the game looks intriguing. Guess I will be able to see the end of this one before Assassin's Creed III after all. I'm not sure if the DLCs here are worth it like in Brotherhood, but I will finish the story mode first before putting the money down for something that might only extend gameplay for 2 hours.

@awesomeusername: Hey how do you link the game names to a post? When I click for it on the header it disappears...

The worst games I've played this gen are:

Both games are el crappolo...

I will probably end up buying DMC & RE6 for sure...looks like a great year for gaming.

The game is my all time favorite, but the DLCs are not good...and it has sold well by now.

So I beat the Story Mode...even though I enjoyed the game somewhat the game is prone to criticism, most of it deserved. The things it does well it repeats on too many occasions, the controls are not tight, the story is corny, and the game lends you a hand too many times to find your way... taking the umphf out of fighting sometimes. The multiplayer is fun though, although levels are limited in clan battles. The Ninja Trials is for sure the best part & saving grace of this game, but I cannot recommend a full retail purchase of the game even if I did. Wait for it to get around the $20 area, then get the Online Pass Code for $10. Most people wary to play it will feel a lot better then, getting it at half price. I'll post a full review soon.

I just finished the game and it is an average action game. Unfortunately its flaws outweigh the good points in the game, which are overused. There is only one cool boss in the game and you have to defeat him 3 or 4 times, hence the overuse part in that sense. The multiplayer is fun and better as it entails enemies from the previous games plus the controls are tighter. The story in the main game is corny, the graphics are solid, so overall an okay that I enjoyed. Not a def recommend on the purchase until it makes to the 20 bucks range. I rate it a 6.8/10.0.

I prefer videogames to stay videogames in some aspect or form and not become too 'real' that's the main reason we play them in the first place, to escape reality somewhat.

After a week of gameplay and a little over halfway through the game I can say that the game is good. Not very good, not great, just good. As stated before the difficulty level is rather confusing, the AI is non-threatening in the beginning but it gets more aggressive as you get farther along. Reading that the game was easy kind of skewed my vision for it thinking that the game would be a cakewalk, and it is not. There are some instances where it helps you by stating the obvious and the prompts for QTEs lasts too long for anyone to miss the queue. Thinking you will never die or making the game out to be a senseless button masher is far from the truth, as Dynasty Warriors it is not. The graphics are solid, some elements work good with the game not used in previous entries, the camera might be an issue for some, I have not had issues with it where I died because of it or couldn't see what I was doing. It does not follow you as quickly or stealthily like in God of War 3, to be noted. The framerate issues seen early on might have been a glitch of some sort, because I have not seen it since, and I was in areas with more enemies and more movement than in the section I saw the slowdown. The multiplayer is a lot of fun. There are 3 levels taken from the game used in Clan Battles, where you team up or go solo against others, and there is an interesting and longer section called Ninja Trials where you co-op with someone or go solo to face hordes of enemies & bosses through different levels of difficulty. In ironic twist the controls in multiplayer are tighter than in Story Mode, and you can actually see how much you need to level up and what moves you can pull off after passing certain skill levels when gaining enough experience. The multiplayer mode contains levels and enemy spoilers from the Story Mode if you pass enough of them. I stopped after completing 2 of the 5 Leader trials to finish off the Story, as I beat 10 of 10 Acolyte and Mentor trials.You can save your gameplay movies here as well although not picture perfect, as I did when I went up against a Clan Battle of 3 versus 1 and killed them 5 times to the 9 they defeated me. I liked that even when in heavy odds you can end up victorious in this multiplayer whereas in FPS no way you would kill anyone with 3 guys stacked up against you. I was worried the first few days about the purchase but now a week in I like the game for sure. Replay value is good with the multiplayer added. I believe there are free DLCs on the way with weapons and maybe more levels for the multiplayer I hope. This game is definitely the 'Matrix Revolutions' of the Ninja Gaiden series, not a bad movie by itself but the less memorable of the three.