Xelion

My favorite game of this generation enhanced so much in this version. Changes start FROM THE BEGINNING. The whole game was enhanced, with many smail details that players that enjoyed the vanilla P5 will notice and love. They even took the time to make characters that didn't seem exist till their arcs appear in some interactions before. You will see them at school, or even walking behind you when you eavesdrop other students when going to school. Did any of those that complain notice it? Probably not, but it's not a game for such people. The amount of detail this game has is something that overcomes their capabilities. The whole game is a piece of art. Musically awesome (some new songs here too), visually better, now characters have more portraits showing different expressions, new and expanded confidants, cutscenes, activities and places. Some UI tweaks, multi language for people that can't speak English (or Japanese). More Personas and Arcanas. Existing dungeons and bosses had some changes to make them better. Mementos, which got tiring in the original game as it was too dense and always the same, now was revamped too with many updates, it's actually fun going there! Even the title screen is so much cooler now, the inclusion of the thieves den to have some ingame achievements to unlock and check other stuff like in Persona 4 Golden. What people complained about so much was solved: Morgana is not bothering you every night telling you to go to sleep which lets you do more activities at night! Also the English translation had some text tweaked for the better. It's not for everyone, it's a text heavy game and I understand that some people with short attention span won't like it, but it doesn't make it bad at all. It's a masterpiece. It's Stylesona Enhanced.

I enjoyed this game and story but the most important flaw is how it's ruined by bad performance and glitches. The game crashed 3 times for me on the same scene where it failed to load some shadows, first time that happens something like this to me on a console game. When I could get through the scene, the engine failed to properly load the hair of some characters. While high framerate is not that important in a game like this, it was so unstable that you couldn't just ignore it. I mean, it felt worse than Until Dawn but its visuals are nowhere near that game.

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For all the musou lovers it's pretty good game as it has a huge character roster, including cameos from other games like Dead or Alive, Atelier, Soul Calibur, a long (but uninspiring) story campaign and lots of modes. This is the definite Warriors Orochi 3 version though so most of the content and modes are cause of the several editions the game received. Still, if you haven't played the original or Hyper, you'll have dozens of hours to be entertained by this "ultimate" version.

A much better version of the original Persona 4 from PS2. It has a lot of content and a long inmersive story where you spend your everyday activities with other characters, a polished battle system that shows that turn based systems can still make a game good and fun, dozens of Personas to find and fuse, customization options and more. A must-play for every Vita owner.

Excellent visual novel with interactive elements. I read some people complaining about difficulty but it's not hard at all as you even have difficulty options for logic and action parts. I admit there are some resolutions that are hard to understand as they seem to make no sense at first so you may struggle in higher difficulties but on the lowest ones you can just win by trial and error as long as you keep an eye on your health.

Awesome Yakuza game that also served for newcomers to discover this spectacular franchise. Great performance, story, characters, you use Majima half of the game and it works nicely as a prequel to the original Yakuza or Kiwami.

It's much inferior if you compare it to the ME Trilogy but it's not a bad game. Played it on a base PS4 and performance is not that good. I played it fully patched so I expected most of the release problems to be solved but I still suffered lots of weird bugs through the game. Characters grew on me even if at first didn't look interesting at all but my problem is how planet exploration became boring, with hours just travelling from place to place so I had new waypoints to use. Also some freezes here and there to compensate loading times I guess. I think the game needed more time to be polished and it could have ended up being a much better game. I imagine that playing on a Pro, X or high-end PC should improve the enjoyment as many of the game's problems come from how bad it ran for me.

Good game that develops the Sanada clan story with more details and some new character aditions. You'll be using the same characters for almost the whole game, with a couple others on side scenarios. While the town part is nice, it still feels the lack of activities. Most are pretty dull and you'll just enjoy most of your time fighting. For some reason, performance is worse than SW4, SW4-II and SW4E on a base PS4, even though it seems to look the same. While it's not a bad game, it doesn't feel that it changes enough from the other three.

The game was criticized a lot but I find it's pretty good. Some cut content and performance problems are there, but even so the game is full of things to do, most of which are fun. Ragdoll physics don't bother me so much (though sometimes I see some bodies floating for no reason on the clan wars mode) and you get used to the low framerate even though I'd prefer the fluid 60fps of 0 and Kiwami 1. The story has some twists like every other Yakuza game. Even if people complain about how the main Yakuza series ended, I'm pretty satisfied with it.

Pretty fun and casual game. You can play quick matches with friends in seconds. Even if it's pretty simple, the amount of brawlers, some different modes and being able to play whenever you are with almost no waiting times makes this game an excellent choice for mobile gaming.

To me, this Worms was a disappointment when I tried it with my friends. First of all, stages look bad, it's hard to differentiate background from foreground, they look ugly and there are too few. New weapons aren't attractive at all. Performance feels clunky. I don't know if it's 30 fps or unlocked fps but it doesn't feel fluid at all. While on this game it shouldn't matter gameplay-wise, it feels like a huge downgrade from locked 60fps older Worms games. It also, somehow, doesn't look ok to me, they should have stayed on 2D with higher definition art. The only thing I liked is how you can choose worms with different sizes and abilities.

It's mindless titan killing which is fun. Gameplay is fun and once you get used you'll just keep flying and cutting titans' napes. It's good that the few characters you have play differently. But it has a couple of problems though: - Gameplay gets easily repetitive. - Sidequests are just a way to make you replay stages over and over again. - Camera problems. - Has a very unstable framerate that may bother from time to time, specially mixed with the camera, when you're near many titans.

It's a fun game if you like just creating dozens of characters and make your own armies to fight with or against. Game looks better than DW8:E as it's using the SW4 visuals, some new things were implemented and others were removed. For example you control the full clan here (which is the same as SW2:E) while on DW8:E you only used your character. Good things: - Create a Warrior. - Looks nice and fluid (for a Warriors game). - More cutscenes than other Empires games (though most are static and short) - You can switch characters like in SW4/4-II and give them orders. Bad things: - Create a Warrior has preset stats and isn't that customizable as it could be. - Still feels like you have to do everything. - AI characters are usually not very helpful most of the time so in the highest difficulties it all depends on you. - It gets quickly repetitive after some playthroughs

Visuals, music, gameplay, confidants, combat, story. You even save your game with style. Stylesona is a 10.

Overall it's a good Tales game, I liked the Soma/Bonding/Shared skills and counterattacks. It plays fine on the Vita. I didn't like how they changed some names on the localization as you can easily listen them saying other names but I guess they just wanted to respect the original translation? Random encounters can be reduced (or increased) by using items so I don't understand complains about that...

I didn't want to believe it, but after playing just five minutes I regretted not having played this awesome game in 2008. I highly recommend the purchase as the enjoyment and realism of this game is nowhere compared to this year's games like The Last of Us, GTA V, etc. I can't even understand how this game could go beyond DS limits and show the best and more fluid graphics I've ever seen on a portable system. The story made me shed tears, this could easily be made a book and it'd instantly become a best seller. Please, just get this game, you won't be disappointed.

I find the 4.2 too low for this game. Yes, it's not DA: Origins, it's not as good. Yet as a standalone game it's not that bad. It looks as good as DA:O (though it's supposed to look better, even if it feels like there was no progress...), combat system is waaay better, but everything else is worse. Your companions are not as interesting, your voiced hero feels wrong, and the responses a la Mass Effect are too few comparing to how much freedom you felt on the first game. Also, the game keeps reusing the same places over and over again, making it boring.

This game is huge, and you get the feeling that you build your own story with many decisions, starting by how you create your character. Your companions are enjoyable, as well as the feeling of strategy in battles. It looks very good too, but the most important thing is that as a modern RPG, it didn't betray what I expected from it.

Bad game.. 3d backgrounds look awful, animated character intros are horrible, too. Game is slow, doesn't feel like Dragon Ball Z at all. Only good thing about this game is sound/music, and the opening.

This is how I always imagined a Dragon Ball Z RPG. Good visuals, good gameplay, good sound and music. Wonder why they took so long to release a game like **** why they keep releasing fighting games for consoles instead **** RPG. I hope there will be a sequel.

It's a good game, visually awesome, but too short and overrated. It's very linear, you only end up shooting and shooting all the time... could have been much better, overall it felt really short.

Good jrpg, but after the first time I beat the game I tried to replay it with the other characters and it just felt like the same game. There are little differences between being male or female, or which servant you choose, so IMO it has little replay value.

It's a grindy game, you need to level up a lot. It gets tedious when you leave a dungeon to re stock and then you have to go up so many floors again... there're some shortcuts in some places but they're not enough. I liked the artstyle of the game as well as sound and music, story also was good, yet I wished it was actually longer. Game feels really long as u grind so much but there isn't much dialogue and cutscenes.

Good game, I had tons of fun with it. Bad thing is.. it's just a lazy port, controls are a bit awkward as well as the camera movement. Boss battles are fun, you have to do different things to beat every one of them. With more polish it could have been an awesome game. Also, many may criticize the story, but I personally loved it. I'd love a sequel but seems like there won't be any as the game didn't get a good reception...

Fun game as every Virtua Tennis, yet this one has one weird change, it's harder to return the ball when you are in a bad position or too far from the ball, as your player moves are slower. Now position is much more important which is a good point, but sometimes it's weird when you can't volley a ball that passes 3 cm from you cause it was a "bit too fast" and your player doesn't even react to block the ball.

This was almost a great game, it's as good as ME2 with some enhancements. It has many epic missions and moments, yet.. in the end it doesn't even matter. That's why this is not a 10. It's an 8 but including the Extended Cut which really enhanced the game's last moments, though it could have been better. I have to admit it has a great optimization as I could fluidly play the game on an old, lowend pc

It's unbalanced, rankeds and draft always have same team comps, making it boring. Yet, I find playing blind pick with friends one of the most entertaining games I've ever played. Been playing for 3 years already and never get tired of this game. It's free, you only pay to buy champs faster or get skins. You don't lose anything by playing this game, ignore the trashtalk and at least give this game one chance.

This was the first game I played of the Warrior series (I didn't even know Dynasty Warriors), and I have to say I enjoyed it a lot. WIth all the details on, it looks so much better than the PS2 version and plays at smoother framerate (even though you'll experience slowdowns if you have a slow gpu, and you don't get the patch, as the game seems to not skip frames at all). Every character has a different story mode, and I loved playing with many of them, though it starts getting repetitive as many of the stages are shared with lots of characters 9 is the score I would have given the game when I played it for days, but after playing so many Warriors games (Samurai Warriors 1, XL, 2 XL, 2 Empires, 3, Dynasty Warriors 4, 6) I somehow understand the complains of the critics... the game is a fun buttonmasher, and is also fun to play with someone, it's a rather simple game, but it's fun.

I find this game even better than the ones on the Wii. It's much more responsible than the older games and I also find the characters much more interesting. I was never attracted to Harvest Moon styled games nor Rune Factory 1 or 2, but this one is so good I actually had fun playing it.

Perfect game for casual players. That doesn't mean hardcore players can't play it. But it's fun, it's not hard to lv up (everything u do, EVERYTHING gives you exp), many people complain it's hard to lv up yet they haven't played the game for more than a couple of days. You'll reach 80 even before you know it, and you'll feel like there's still so much left to do. Yes, some people may not agree or like the game, but people that give this game a 0 are just haters... Only thing that I feel it's missing is a normal pvp or duel mode on the pve environment, or even a pk mode, as the pve world is just too nice and peaceful, sometimes you feel like you need some "bad guys" that are not just npcs. But even then, the WvWvW is really fun, you don't even need to join the zergs... sometimes you can just wander around the maps and you may even find a chance to 1 on 1 or at least fight with smaller groups of people.

Every last years reviews seem to bash PES and praise FIFA so hard. They keep calling FIFA a sim and PES arcade, yet I tried both and I still feel it's the totally opposite... People also keep talking about how the PS2 editions were so much better, but I myself have been playing 2013 and then the PS2 ones... the new game feels so much realistic in every possible way. It's really really fun to play with friends, and even though it's better than PES 2012, I have to admit that the changes aren't as many or as important as I expected. But the game is still good, and I think it's on the same level as this year's FIFA.