Feeling Blue

Today im doing a game review and it is going to bew on the blazblue franchise yes i said franchise (to me two games count as a franchise). Anyway sorry to say cant say much bou continuum shift seeing how i . . . . havnt finished it yet yes (SOB) but dont fret i am working on it as we speak but today im going to talk bout its precual calamity trigger. Now let me see where to begin . . . well lets start with what blazblue is Well Blazblue is a fighting game but like non no other well to me bares a strange resemblance to guilty gear (never played saw friend playing once). In calamity trigger you follow the lives of 12 characters who trie to figure out just what the hell is going on. Now for game play, forget all youm know about street fighter cause this is nothin lije it to begin you get 4 sets of attack low, middle, high, and drive which is like for combos and activating speacil moves. For fighting its simple bash the other character brains the Fuck in until there dead C simple. Now for the modes Theres a story mode, legion mode, arcade, network and score attack. Althought i have never tried score attack i have tried the other ones and let me tell u Awsome. In story mode one can play as one of the 12 different characters and go through what happend to them and of corse kick ass. As you progress you will complish more of that characters story unitl you reach 100%, but there is a minor flaw to be able to get a 100% you will have to die at every fight load up yur save B4 the fight and the same character and win yea and you have to do this with every character to unlock the true ending (PAIN IN THE ASS >?) . Anyway even thought this is a pain it helps to understand more of the character and keeps the game going on for a good long while. Now let talk about legion mode legion mode is awsome basicly you can make up your own little a few of the characters an going a board challenging other forces. This is always fun you can make many different forces for yourself. Now like i said i never really tried score attack but if anyone wants to fill in on that be my guest. Now network mode is pretty obvious you battle people online around the world in matcheswith whatever character (Personally I like Arakune EAT LOL). Well that about it if im missing anything feel free to comment im always on.

Fable 2

Fable 2: it's basically a squeal to the original game. (hence the name)
It takes place around 500 years later, and shows dramatic changes from the original Albion. This hero is a decedent of the original game. so it is wise to play it to get the connection. The most interesting thing in my opinion is that your hero has a new ally. His dog which He/She receives during childhood. Another new feature is that you are able to pick the gender of your hero. In this game possibilities are endless, and every choice you make has an effect on the entire world. So choices are a huge factor in how the world looks when you are finished. An example is when you begin the game; there is a mission where you are suppose to collect warrants for the sheriff. When you collect all the warrants there is a choice: give it to the sheriff or hand it to a lackey of the biggest crime boss in your home town. whichever one you chose will effect your home towns future. Every choice contains a type of morality scale. Do a bad deed your hero becomes evil, do a good deed and your hero is good.


The newest fable that is coming out is fable 3. according to many sources it will happen exactly 50 years or more after the Fable 2. Albion is a under control by an evil tyrant (who's identity is unknown to us at the moment) and your hero is a rebel leader aimed to stop this tyrant. when you do, you will become king of Albion. The twist is that how you rule your kingdom is your choice. you can follow what you promised or screw over the villagers. its your choice.

more info giving to y'all when received.

Nuked Nukum Finally Resurrected?

(SIIIGH) hay sup dis is WRATH and today i'm doing a post on a game first let me say sorry for not posting anything for while but, you know with school an all. Anyway today as you can see by the title im going to be talking about a game that have suffered through the loops of postponement, the dives of delay, and the curls of cancellation, of course i'm talking about Duke Nukum forever. Since 1997, I have waited for this game to be released an every time Gearbox breaks their (BEEP) promise of a release it stabs me like itachi's tsukoyumi world. Now 13 years later theres a really slim ray of hope but, after so long is it worth it. (SIIIIIIGGGH) Now there could be a another possibility that the game could be released in 2011. Now im not saying dont go out and get it cause a game with so much time to be developed has to be one of the greatest game of 2011 and 12. Just have patience and to fill up that time I suggest going out and playing those old duke nukum games cuz even to this day they where still (BLEE - MAN FUCK THIS BLEEP SHIT) THEY WHERE THE MOTHER FUCKING SHIT GOD DAMN IT. Well thats all for now ill be back with another post keep reading our blog and a have great day

Review on Kingdom Hearts

Here's my review on Kingdom Hearts© for the Playstation 2©. Overall, it's a great game. The storyline is beautiful, the graphics for a console like the Playstation 2© are beautiful. You start off the story as Sora, the main character of the series, for the most part. You start off in a string of islands called the Destiny Islands.

Kairi, who happens to be a princess on a different planet, also visits the islands with Sora. Along with them is Riku, the big tough and deep guy of the group. While there, Sora finds a door with no knob or keyhole of any kind to open the door. A caped man shows up in front of Sora and informs him that he still knows nothing. Sora, Kairi, and Riku are building a raft to go on a different plant (kind of ridiculous really).

That same night, there was a storm, the island was infested with creatures called Heartless. While "trying" to fend off these creatures, Sora gets the Keyblade. From there on it's pretty straight-forward. The game's great, the sequel (Kingdom Hearts 2©)is even better once you've played the first one. However, it's not a direct sequel, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories© is, but it was released after Kingdom Hearts 2©.

With that I conclude my review of Kingdom Hearts© for the Playstation 2©.