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Wow does this game sucks (X360)
So yeah, honestly, what? I was hoping this game would be good but sadly it wasn't. A lot of the same complaints I made in my DQVIII review can also be applied here, but worse because this is a worse game than DQVIII. Now I played this game a while ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on May 22, 2009
1 out of 2 found this review helpful.
A true classic (PC)
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE FANMADE REMAKE MANIAC MANSION DELUXE FOR THE PC, and not the officially released PC versions.God damn is this game good. Or maybe I should say, holy hot darn is this game STILL good! I'm amazed at how well this game plays over all these ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on Aug. 4, 2008
An incredible leap over Ultima IV (PC)
Ultima V is a thoroughly impressive game. It takes everything Ultima IV brought to the table and polishes it many times over. Unlike Ultima IV there is actually a story in this one, one of total chaos to boot. Lord British is gone, Blackthorn is reigning supreme and the shadowlords ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 27, 2008
A major breakthrough back in 1985, but how does it fare today? (PC)
Ultima IV is often seen as being one of the most important rpg in the history of the genre, and is often included in top games of all time lists and whatnot. It's true that the game was truly incredible back in the day and it has surprisingly aged well, ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 27, 2008
A game that spawned a genre. (PC)
Ultima III is often seen as one of the most important games ever. It brought RPG mechanics to a whole new level with party based strategic combat. It's basically the distant ancestor of strategy rpgs. The game is a big leap over its predecessors Ultima I and II who were ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 27, 2008
The second and possibly the worst game in the Ultima series. (PC)
The second game in the Ultima series is easily the worst. Ultima I was slightly incomprehensible because of its weird mesh of subjects but Ultima II just totally goes into overdrive. Minax, the apprentice and lover of Mondain whom you killed at the end of Ultima I, is pissed off. ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 27, 2008
The first official game in the Ultima series. (PC)
Ultima I is the first official game in the Ultima series. It is a rather straightforward action rpg, sort of like Diablo but 10 or 15 years earlier. Gamespot states that the PC version of Ultima was released in 1980 but that is a mistake; Ultima was first released in ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 27, 2008
Could they have made this game any more long winded? (PS2)
Man does this game take a long time. And no it isn't a good thing.Now I thought I would like this game a lot more than I did. The problem, is that this isn't really a classic RPG. It's old school flavored, but it's not old school. That's obvious, ain't ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 26, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Who the hell designed this game? (PSP)
I guess this is what happens when some dude gets a stupid idea. It seems that Square, after the success of Final Fantasy, decided to revolutionize RPG's or something. The genre was still young at the time, so I don't see why someone might have thought it was broken, but ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 26, 2008
Looks great but why the hell is it so easy!?! (PSP)
So this is a 'remake' of the original Final Fantasy, and by this time it's like what, the fifth such remake? Anyways, it looks great that's for sure. And it sure sounds great. It has all of the sweet original classic gameplay of the original, so it's pretty fun, if ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 26, 2008
A good old-school RPG. (SMS)
The Good:I really liked the simplicity of the game. Really, modern JRPG's are great and all, but there's something to be said about a game as simple as Phantasy Star. You go out, kill stuff, go up in levels, rinse repeat. You also do down dungeons to get some good ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
One of the greats (PC)
When Knights of the Old Republic was announced, it was like a dream come true for Star Wars fans AND RPG fans. The combination of the best North American RPG developer in Bioware and the Star Wars franchise seemed to good to be true. And the final product is not ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
Shows that the series keeps improving. (XBOX)
It took me a while to play San Andreas. After going through GTAIII and Vice City in a relatively short period of time, I felt sort of burned out from Grand Theft Auto so I skipped San Andreas when it was released in late 2004. Recently however I decided that ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
Unsatisfying game but it does give you an easy 1000 points! (X360)
I will be honest; I bought King Kong for the achievement points. I didn't have a lot of them in my profile and I wanted to have a quick boost, so I immediately searched for King Kong as I knew it was one of the easiest source of achievement points ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
Not really better than the original (X360)
You've seen this game before, it was called Top Spin 1. Seriously I'm disappointed with 2K sports, there was a two years and a half gap between this game and the first one and this is all the improvements we get? There's hardly any improvements, and I'd go as far ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
Great RPG that starts out slow but finishes very strong. (XBOX)
Took me a while to play Jade Empire but I finally got around to it and I don't regret my choice. Most people I talked to told me that the game was good but not memorable, well I’m here to disagree because I found this game VERY memorable. Most say ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
An entertaining but slightly easy game (GC)
I had a lot of fun with Tales of Symphonia. It's a very very long rpg, in fact it's the longest Japanese RPG i've played since Xenogears. It's also very fast paced and dynamic, using the typical Tales battle system which feels more like a fighting game than an RPG. ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
An improvement over the original, but feels a bit tired (PC)
I enjoyed Doom 3, but it wasn't the most original concept in the world, and I feel that after 20 hours of that game, I'm done with Doom 3 for the rest of my life. And playing Resurrection of Evil proved that to me. The game is an improvement over ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
Surprisingly awesome! (XBOX)
I actually had great hopes for this game before release, being myself a fan of the original Bard's Tale. To my great disappointment it wasn't well received by critics so it sort of went off of my radar. Eventually my friend bought himself a copy and told me it was ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008
And yet another superb Ace Combat game. (PS2)
Ace Combat is surely one of the best gaming experiences I've had all year. I was first introduced to the series with Ace Combat 4, which was recommended to me by forum posters on Gamespot. I totally loved it, which forced me to keep my eyes peeled for the next ...
Reviewed by GrahfZilla on July 25, 2008