Showing posts with label ps3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ps3. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Quick n Dirty (Games): Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale
Super Smash Bros is one of the most popular fighting games out there and with the recent release on the 3DS and all its attention it has gotten lately for the Wii-U release, I somehow found myself playing the underwhelming Sony knock-off: Playstation All-Stars Battle Royal.
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Late Bird Review: Assassin's Creed
Written January 2011
So this is obviously a well-overdue review. But having played it several times now and with Brotherhood having spent enough time in the ether, it seemed right to revisit the original game and go on the journey through the franchise, much like how the character Desmond Miles must travel through history. Throughout the journey, the big improvements and small tweaks have made the franchise much more interesting and “bearable,” however, there are some rough beginnings.
At the time of its initial release, Assassin’s Creed was praised with being innovative and exceptional. The graphics were unlike anything anyone had seen with gameplay like no other. It was the fact that it was so different and new that made it so forgivable at the time, whereas just a few short years later the praise would have been replaced with scoffs.
So this is obviously a well-overdue review. But having played it several times now and with Brotherhood having spent enough time in the ether, it seemed right to revisit the original game and go on the journey through the franchise, much like how the character Desmond Miles must travel through history. Throughout the journey, the big improvements and small tweaks have made the franchise much more interesting and “bearable,” however, there are some rough beginnings.
At the time of its initial release, Assassin’s Creed was praised with being innovative and exceptional. The graphics were unlike anything anyone had seen with gameplay like no other. It was the fact that it was so different and new that made it so forgivable at the time, whereas just a few short years later the praise would have been replaced with scoffs.
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