Smash Bros. 3DS Demo Impressions

            Well, I managed to get lucky and got a code to download the eShop Smash Bros. 3DS Demo. Here’s what I think about it.

Tales of Xillia 2 Review (PS3)

            WARNING: There will be minor spoilers for both Xillia 1 and Xillia 2. One year later, and now we finally have the sequel to 2013’s Tales of Xillia. This particular entry brings back a lot of things from its prequel, right down to the exact same environments, but it brings a lot of new things to the table that make it vastly superior in my opinion.

My thoughts regarding Nintendo's new announcements

            Well, first of all, Shulk’s confirmed for Smash Bros. And I’m REALLY, REALLY happy about that. They even included Dunban and Riki as part of his Final Smash! There’s also a Xenoblade stage as well, and I hope this all helps to raise awareness for Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles X.

Bioshock Infinite Review (360/PS3/PC)

            Soon after I finished Tales of Xillia last August, a friend of mine let me borrow Bioshock Infinite for the Xbox 360. I found myself absolutely immersed in its world, and needless to say I really enjoyed the game. I enjoyed it enough, in fact, to purchase my own copy of the game on Steam a few months later. Now, let’s take a look on just WHAT exactly makes this game so great.

Project X Zone Review (3DS)

            First of all, I apologize for my lack of activity on this blog. I’ve been caught up in a bunch of stuff lately, so I haven’t had the time to properly sit down and write a review. Project X Zone is a 3DS crossover between Capcom’s, Namco’s, and Sega’s franchises. People were hyped for it when it was announced for localization… but now that the hype’s been LONG gone, the game’s been mostly forgotten, and for good reason.

Wii U Impressions

            So I got a Wii U recently, complete with New Super Mario Bros. U and Wind Waker HD.

Tales of the Abyss Review (PS2/3DS)

            On a whim, I purchased Tales of the Abyss for the PS2 near the end of sophomore year of high school. What I didn’t know was that this game wasn’t your average RPG in terms of plot. And after getting past the first major plot twists, I couldn’t put the game down. However, most people can’t make it past the early parts due to the protagonist Luke. I’ll be blunt here: he starts off as an unbearable selfish asshole who’s spoiled. But that all changes. If you can bear with it for the first bit of the game, you’ll go on to see some of the best character development in an RPG.