So today a lot of new things were available in the PSN Store.
I started by trying the Blacklight: Tango Down. All I can say is that I laughed trough playing the 20 trial minutes, yes it was that terrible. Sound was terrible as there was no kick in the gunshot sounds. Also music bugged the first 2 times I tried to play the game. Graphics were bad even for a game with a price tag of 12,99 euros. Online mode was glitchy, laggy and in no way fun but this is my personal opinion and someone else might enjoy the game. Just saying that you should play the 20 minute trial before buying.
Then I tried the Castle Crashers and wasn't let down. If you like casual hack'n slash and nice hand drawn graphics it is worth your time. Music was good and enjoyable as was the gameplay. I think I could cash out the money needed without GoW 1&2 remake. If I decide to get Castle Crashers its true worth will mostly depend on the local multiplayer.
Then there is GoW HD remake bundle which I think I will enjoy as I never played the originals. This might seem odd but I just never got around it and didn't want to buy the third because I hadn't played the first two.
Then there is the Syphon Filter that brings back lot of good memories. It is what it is but I enjoy it as I did enjoy the Oddworld last month. Both are fun and different games compared to many todays games.
I can now say after playing trough the Sam & Max episodes that together they from one of the best resent download only games. Graphics were nice but didn't look so great from time to time. Music was sometimes little annoying but when it was it was really good in my opinion. Voice acting was over the top as expected but not in a bad way. Humor and characters were well done but some characters did feel not so well thought trough. Problems weren't too easy but usually pretty logic, there were few which got under your skin but there were only few.
I will be reviewing the GoW 1&2 HD remake bundle soon as I'm trough with it.
CCG writes - "Despite my complaints about the music, graphics, and inspection mechanics, I had a lot of fun with Pawnbroker Simulator. It scratches the itch of running a store and making money buying and selling all sorts of interesting things. While I personally prefer the mechanics available in something like Supermarket Simulator more, I still think Pawnbroker Simulator has a lot of good going for it. The game is still being actively worked on, with console ports also on the way. If store management simulator games are something you enjoy, there's enough different here from the competition to make it worth your while."
The Outerhaven writes: A hands-on preview for Supermassive Games' latest horror adventure, Directive 8020. The preview left me feeling both excited to play more and apprehensive about its launch.
Really loved the preview, and enjoyed seeing what you had to say about it as well!
On another note, the article mentions posting the video once you are allowed to—were you given a different embargo date for it? We were simply told the article and video footage were restricted until 8:00 AM Central Time.
Microsoft has replaced the logo for every Xbox console generation with the new design on its official website.
