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5 (2) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.7 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Just Because It's Asian Doesn't Mean It's Small 0
Originally posted on my blog here, but I thought I'd contribute to the reviews page. Pictures are from the wiki The Grand Theft Auto series was not made for kids. The Nintendo DS’s main audience is kids. So when GTA Chinatown Wars was announced last year, I wasn’t expecting too much. Perhaps a minigame spinoff, or a smaller scale game. With a subtitle like Chinatown Wars, I decided that the game would be nothing more than GTA confined to a few blocks of Liberty City. Calling the game a pleasant ...
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Not a Killer App but Pretty Close 0
My review is posted on my blog here but I'll just copy it here: (Pictures are from the wiki)During times like these, it’s difficult for a first person shooter to stand out. To be distinct from the massive crowd of shooters, a game has to offer a large dose of creativity. Those that don’t are often regarded as generic, and are soon forgotten. Killzone 2 seems to be a sort of exception to this observation. Although very little new gameplay elements are implemented, it proves to be an excellent sho...
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Expected, But Exceptional and Expandable 0
Since the first game on the original Playstation, the Gran Turismo series has appealed to the hardcore fan. The realistic physics and high demand for technique turned off many gamers. However, it is this aspect of the series upon which it thrives. With Gran Turismo 5 expected late 2009 / early 2010, Polyphonic Digital dropped Gran Turismo 5 Prologue in Q2 2008. Similar to Gran Turismo 4 Prologue, this game was meant to be a sort of demo, not only to give the fans something to play but also to pr...
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