I had a hard time writing the last Top 5 list, primarily because there are so many awesome games on the Nintendo Gamecube. I had narrowed down a top 10, but the other titles were so awesome that I couldn't just let them get lopped off. For that reason, I'm going to take this week's Top 5 to list numbers 6-10.
Showing posts with label Open World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open World. Show all posts
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Review: Naruto Rise of a Ninja
System: XBOX 360
Rating: Teen (Blood, Suggestive Themes, Violence)
Players: 1-2
With the most recent Naruto Shippuden game now on store shelves, I thought I'd go back and revisit an older Naruto game that deserves a lot more credit than it gets. Rise of a Ninja is a unique foray into the world of Naruto and his quest to become Hokage.
Rating: Teen (Blood, Suggestive Themes, Violence)
Players: 1-2
With the most recent Naruto Shippuden game now on store shelves, I thought I'd go back and revisit an older Naruto game that deserves a lot more credit than it gets. Rise of a Ninja is a unique foray into the world of Naruto and his quest to become Hokage.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Top 5 Bad Ideas in Video Games
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| Thanks, XKCD! |
And then, they fall flat on their face. Every industry has its share of good ideas and bad ideas. It just happens that the bad ideas in the video game industry are far more humorous than other industries. Video games have had their share of gaffes, and some of these are worthy of making a Top 5 over it. So, here's my Top 5 bad ideas in video games.
Labels:
Atari,
Open World,
Platformer,
PS1,
PS2,
PS3,
Racing,
Sandbox games,
Shooter,
Stupid Stuff,
Top 5,
What is this I dont even?,
Wii,
XBOX 360
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Top 5 Strangest Bosses
One staple of video games is the bosses. They make for a great end to a level, and they serve to prepare the transition to the next level. But every now and again, you'll run across a boss that makes you scratch your head, say, "what the f***?" and walk away. With that in mind, here's:
Top 5 Strangest Bosses
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Review: Legend of Mana
Genre: RPGYear Released: 2000
Rating: T for Teen (Mild Animated Violence, Suggestive Themes)
Players: 1-2
Price: $25+ (PS1), $10 (PSN)
Back when I was in high school, I had a good friend that had a copy of this game. We played the dickens out of it, and when I found out that it's available on the Playstation Network, I figured a review of this cult hit is in order.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
First Impressions: Batman Arkham City
This is not going to be a final review, just my first impressions from playing the game. I will have a more thorough review when I'm done with the game.
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