While level may design may not be its strongest points, the old school RPG elements is what keeps the player coming back for this game and adds (somewhat) to the replayability. Otherwise, it's just a pretty version of the same game you played on the original Playstation. 7.7/10.
Popular Posts
-
Like a collective reticulum, Sidney Lumet delivers a multi-layered, brilliantly acted crime noir that is directed like an experimental film,... -
A new house on a steep sloping acre lot in the Berkeley hills. The house is divided into two distinct zones; one burrowed into the hillside ... -
Think you're all safe with your $1000 Avdeco TV stand? Take a look at this guy's stand after it exploded and you might think again ...
-
Dr. Ronald Chevalier from Gentleman Broncos on "The Art of Inspiring Oneself." I sorta do the same thing, except I only wish I ha...
-
Some frickin' badass new work by urban/modern day artist Sten. The portrait is of Ken Menzies and was placed in the "piazzale flami... -
Most great comedies are based on fundamental truths - we find a deal of humour in the illumination of our own human tragedy. Like how Office... -
Oh man, this is good. Real good.
-
New prints from the Ghostly Store, all framed and ready for my housewarming party tomorrow night.
0 comments:
Post a Comment