Well, it was only a matter of time until we got to the Persona franchise, and I am mais than happy to start off with this one. But not the OG Persona 3, mostly because I didn’t buy that one. No, we’re here to discuss Persona 3: FES.
Persona 3 is set in a Japanese city where you play as Minato-Makoto-Door-Kun- The kid in the image above, as he moves into a dorm with other young teenagers, only to learn that the city every night at midnight turns into the Dark Hour, where the local school turns into a giant tower called Tartarus and everyone turns into coffins. So, what’s teens to do? The answer is spend time with friends, go on wacky adventures, and occasionally talk about inevitable death. This wasn’t my first Persona game, but damn was it a really good one like any others in the franchise. Despite the fact that you are tasked with completing certain floors of Tartarus before a deadline, most of your time will be spent exploring the town after schools. Here, you can buy weapons for future trips into Tartarus, go and max out your characters social skills, and being a first in the series, interact with other people to advance Social Links, a system in the franchise where you hang out with side characters to learn their stories and to get benefits from it (Though you really only get them near the end). The game has so much for you to do. It’ll be hard for you to see everything in your first playthrough. Lord knows I wasn’t able to. But that’s okay, because what you will get to experience is the really good story, all about depression, death, and robots, all connected to the ability of Personas, which each party members has and each one has different strengths and weaknesses. But what’s an RPG without its characters. While Persona 3 doesn’t have my outright favorito cast of characters, I still really like the ones here. Each and everyone of them has something unique about them. Mitsuru’s desire to be a better leader, Akihiko wanting to get stronger to help others, Shinji’s distrust due to losing one of their own, Yukari sucks, Junpei wanting to be a hero so he doesn’t feel useless, and Aigis. Oh man, poor Aigis. She really deserved better. But what about the FES version? What does it add? Well, aside from some cool costumes, you get to experience new events in the game, you get to go on a encontro, data with the assistant of the franchises recurring character, Igor, named Elizabeth, and she is just so much fun. And there is also The Answer… *cough*. So yeah, FES is a pretty good version. You get all this and some bonuses, and for a reasonable price too, so how can you refuse. And the soundtrack is probably my favorito in the franchise seguinte to 5’s. I just amor the rap soundtrack. It works well with the urban setting of Persona 3.
Persona 3 is not my first entry to the franchise, but it is a good starting point for others. It’ll take some time to get used to not having full control of your party, but it is still a worthwhile experience. Also, Elizabeth is best girl. Fuck you. Fight me
So, Final fantasia VI was a good RPG on the SNES. I hear a lot of people say that it is the best. But that can’t be true. Undertale was based on Earthbound, not Final fantasia VI, so how can it possibly be the best when the best game ever wasn’t inspired por it. Okay, but seriously, this joke is terrible. Here’s Chrono Trigger.
Chrono Trigger takes place in the modern day… of 1999, following Crono, a bright eyed little Akira Toriyama drawn boy who, along with his friends, are send through an adventure across time to stop a o espaço parasite known as Lavos from destroying the world in...
So I was never too big into sports, and in short, I was never too big into sports games. I have minor understanding of basketball, but only cause my brothers are fans, I never understood the appeal of football, and I think I won’t offend anyone when I say futebol is boring. But I was really interested in the art of skateboarding… until it died and no one cared anymore… The game is Tony Hawk’s Underground.
Tony Hawk’s Underground starts in good ol’ Shithole, New Jersey, where you play as a skater with huge ambitions to be a pro skater, not for money, not for fame, but for the...
I like Bayonetta better than Devil May Cry… Fuck you, fight me. Let’s not waste another segundo and let’s talk about it.
Bayonetta follows, well, Bayonetta, an Umbra Witch who was sealed in a coffin five hundred years atrás before she resurfaced, with no memory of her passed and a legion of Heaven’s anjos hunting her down. So, with the help of bar tender and badass Rodin, scumbag Enzo, and totally not Yuri Lowenthal, Luca, she travels to a far off city in hopes of getting answers, while also killing as many anjos as she can. So like I said before, Bayonetta is fucking awesome. You...
So when it comes to talking about the best Zelda game out there, two of them usually come to mind. The majority think of Ocarina of Time, and while that is a usual pick, some would say that Link to the Past is the best. And while I like both games, but also like other Zelda games more, it’s clear which one I prefer over the two
Link to the Past follows, who else, Link, as he is called upon por Zelda to go on a quest to save Hyrule from being turned into the Dark World where Ganon rules, and must gain the help of the Seven Sages to do so. Being one of the few SNES games that I have played,...
So Devil May Cry 3. Yeah, I bet you all were expecting it to be high on the list. After the disappointment that was 2, we needed a real good one. And a damn good one we got, so let's talk about it right no-
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Today I'm taking over to review what is probably my favorito Devil May Cry game, Devil May Cry 3 Dante's Awakening.
For those not aware, Devil May Cry is a character action series developed por Capcom, created por the director of Resident Evil 2 and who would later go on to create the Bayonetta series, Hideki Kamiya. The original title,...
Okay, I’m gonna stop talking about the stupid meia puppet, I swear to god… Okay, I lied, but not right now. So Tim Schaffer, a well respected game designer (At the time), who made may games like the Monkey Island franchise, dia of the Tentacle, and Grim Fandango. But it was clear he had the ambition to do mais than just that. And more, he did do. An open world game with a-list actors and a huge soundtrack of licensed music. And that game was Brutal Legend.
The game follows Not-Jack Black, Eddie Riggs as he enters a mythical world of heavy metal torn por war, and now joins a resistance...
So let’s talk about Grand Theft Auto… Okay, this is not gonna be easy to discuss. I never really enjoyed the gameplay of IV or even V. I think it was too real, if that makes any sense. It felt weighted down, and just kinda dull for me. I like the characters, I like the story, and I like the witty humor and satire of the modern world, but man, was the gameplay not doing it for me. But then I went back and tired out some older GTA games from the past, and yeah, this is definitely what I prefered. And let’s start with one of my favorites, Vice City.
The story is simple if you watched...
In 2014, I decided to sink into many different fandoms that I thought were pretty neat at the time. I found myself in many of them
Anime
Creepypasta
And, as shameful as it is to admit, MLP
Each and every time, I crawled my way out and managed to find myself out of the cringe pit that was some of those things. It was a hard struggle to find my way out of the cancer, I was able to find the light of reality and bask in the sweet release. And while I don’t blame the creations themselves, I could never return to those things. I left, never to return to them, never to find myself...
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Anime
Creepypasta
And, as shameful as it is to admit, MLP
Each and every time, I crawled my way out and managed to find myself out of the cringe pit that was some of those things. It was a hard struggle to find my way out of the cancer, I was able to find the light of reality and bask in the sweet release. And while I don’t blame the creations themselves, I could never return to those things. I left, never to return to them, never to find myself...
Hello, everyone, and welcome to another edition to Whatever Happened To... , where we look at gaming’s biggest flops, failures, and flub ups. And today, we’re all bitches! According to gaming’s biggest burnout, John Romero. And anyone who knows about worst games ever, knows exactly what we’re gonna be talking about. The N64 hype disaster, 2000s Daikatana.
Daikatana is an infamous game, for many reasons, and follows the story of feudal Japão in the future, rival clans, and the evil sword that is way lamer than Soul Edge, Daikatana. Before we talk about what a steaming pile of cow...
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Daikatana is an infamous game, for many reasons, and follows the story of feudal Japão in the future, rival clans, and the evil sword that is way lamer than Soul Edge, Daikatana. Before we talk about what a steaming pile of cow...
Okay, thankfully, after three days in a row of bad natal horror movies, we can now get a good one. Now, when you think of anything that appears to be scary, what do you think of? Serial killers, giant monsters, dangerous animals, and more. But, how many of you think of children being scary… Well, if you’ve seen Eraserhead or just in general hate children, I can’t really blame you. But, if you aren’t scared of kids, than this movie will probably make you change your mind. And that movie in pergunta is, creatively, named The Children
The Children takes place not on Christmas,...
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The Children takes place not on Christmas,...
