Xymox
Xymox's last update: randomly decided to play some FF12 again, to do all those hunts I never completed. You know what? Save games are pretty handy sometimes.
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Watered-down (PS2)
Tekken 3 was a system seller for me. And yes, I just started of a Tekken 4 review with the words "Tekken 3". That's how I roll. So yeah, Tekken 4. I'll TRY to keep this review like the game: Short.Some minor changes have been made to the Tekken formula, ...
Reviewed by Xymox on May 9, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Frame Rate Issues... Or "Artistic Slowdown"? (PS2)
Odin Sphere is a very unique and interesting experience. The artistic choice has been to make this game sprite based, which has led to an interesting use of something that resembles a 2D fighting game perspective with circular stages, containing mini-challenges with a variety of monsters and bosses for you to ...
Reviewed by Xymox on May 9, 2009
1 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Best in the series, so far (PC)
Now, with a title like that I got to have something to back it up with. I've personally played through all the Half-Life games on more than one occasion and hands down, Episode Two has truly been the best and most enjoyable experience yet and left me at a gaming ...
Reviewed by Xymox on April 15, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
The story continues (PC)
Half-Life 2: Episode One sets of right away with an alternate ending to the events of Half-Life 2. Although if these events occur before or after the actual ending is not clear - but by now the player should be used to be left in the dark when it comes ...
Reviewed by Xymox on April 15, 2009
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
An emotional roller coaster ride (PC)
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey is set in Arcadia and Stark, two parallel worlds where magic and technology hold the grasp of one world respectively. You begin your journey in Stark - which is sort of like a futuristic version of our world - as Zoë, an unemployed and unmotivated young ...
Reviewed by Xymox on April 15, 2009
Pulling the plug was the right thing to do (PC)
Auto Assault was another in the line of futuristic MMOs. Set in a post-apocalyptic world where humans, biomeks and mutants fight for supreme reign and their own survival, it promised to deliver the first ever "car focused" MMO on the market. Basically Mad Max meets Twisted Metal. And how can ...
Reviewed by Xymox on Aug. 21, 2008
Let's just get this out of the way: Second Life is not a game. (PC)
Second Life is a virtual-life chat client / virtual shopping mall where you create your character and then interact with people and buy stuff. Anyone familiar with Active Worlds or IMVU should feel right at home. But for convenience, though, I'll refer to it as a game from here on ...
Reviewed by Xymox on Aug. 13, 2008