Mercury Hg for PSN, Orcs Must Die! for the Xbox, and an on-sale downloadable board game make up this week’s new games.
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Tags: Action, Catan, Hg, Mercury, Orcs Must Die, playstation, Playstation Network, ps3, PSN, Puzzle, Settlers of Catan, Sunday Roundup, Third-Person, Tower Defense, video game, XBLA, xbox 360, Xbox Live Arcade
I remember when the Xbox Live Arcade title Shadow Complex released in 2009 and thinking, “Man, I wish I had an Xbox to play that!” I didn’t regret purchasing my PS3, but I felt sad that I couldn’t play the Metroidvania-style action game. Fast forward to 2011 and PS3 owners get their own exclusive side-scrolling Metroidvania type game in the form of Rochard. Combining the action of retro side-scrollers, an upgrade system reminiscent of the Metroid series, and a heavy emphasis on physics puzzle solving, Rochard is a fantastic downloadable title that PS3 owners should be proud to call an exclusive.
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Tags: Metroidvania, playstation, Playstation Network, ps3, PSN, Review, Rochard, Shadow Complex, Sony, video game
Only two downloaded titles come through this week as new purchases. The first is The Binding of Isaac, an indie title released on Steam from part of the creative team behind Super Meat Boy. The second is a PSN exclusive adventure-shooter Rochard, that I can only describe as the PS3’s Shadow Complex with more puzzles.
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Tags: 10/2/11, Binding of Isaac, Metroidvania, PC, playstation, ps3, PSN, Rochard, Rougelike, Shadow Complex, Shooter, steam, Sunday Roundup, Super Meat Boy, Zleda-inspired
No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise is like a Quentin Tarantino movie: gratuitous violence, scantily clad babes, and a plot focused around killing. And that’s not a bad thing. Heroes’ Paradise is an enhanced port of the original Wii game, and it comes with a flashy new HD visual update, as well as a few extra goodies to keep the assassination fest going.
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Tags: Heroes Paradise, Konami, NMH, No More Heroes, playstation, ps3, Review, video game
Let’s get it on now, select and make your first pick,
Let’s get it on yo 10, 9, 8, 7, 6,
Let’s get it on yo, choose and pick the best one,
Let’s get it on now, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1… ONLINE!
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Tags: 3rd Strike, Capcom, fighting, Online, playstation, ps3, street fighter, video game, xbox 360
If the Wii isn’t HD, then can we consider the Playstation Move the HD Wii? It would appear to be, at least to some degree, as a few past Wii-exclusive games are making the hop over to the HD PS3. The first game being No More Heroes, which gets an updated port on the PS3 entitled Heroes Paradise. I’ve got my hands on the game and got some play time in already, but how does it stack up so far compared to the original Wii title? Read on and find out.
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Tags: Action, Heroes Paradise, Konami, No More Heroes, playstation, ps3, video games
New games and old games collide in this week’s round-up! Video games based on TV shows, gratuitous amounts of violence, and Japanese craziness accent a nice haul of exciting games. Let’s delve deep and see what we’ve got…
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Tags: 8/21/11, Atlus, Bangai-O, DS, Eternal Poison, Nintendo, No More Heroes, playstation, PS1, PS2, ps3, Reboot, Sunday Roundup, video games
Will the onslaught of old PS1 games ever end? I sure hope not. This week brought in a good batch of PS1 title, the PS2 Spyro games (for better or for worse), and a free copy of a PC game compliments of Gen Con Indy 2011. Let’s start, shall we?
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Tags: 3D, 8/7/11, fighting, incredible crisis, Iron & Blood, mega man, PC, playstation, PS1, PS2, ps3, Rift, rising zan, rpg, spyro, Sunday Roundup, video games, wu-tang