admiralvic

it is, but slightly different games.

cant wait for my copy!

Too many people are basing opinions off of the conference and not the actual show. To date, the Vita is still stuck with a lot of ports or things that really weren't shown elsewhere either. Atlus didn't display the Golden, XSeed was showing off a Japanese version of Ragnarok, very little on CoD / AC III, so understandably Sony didn't talk about it. However if you went to the show, Sony had QUITE an expansive area for the Playstation Vita.

They were showing off (if...

I don't see why so many people are certain it won't happen. While it is illogical and doubtful, Hatsune Miku Dreamy Theater required quite a bit to actually be playble. The requirements were as follows...

Sony PSP
Sony PS3
Hatsune Miku Project Diva
Hatsune Miku Dreamy Theater PS3 DLC (3,000 yen... so thats well over 30 alone)
USB

to boot it you're looking at around 500 in expenses... regardless of how you feel, some...

I wouldn't question it, many times they (asia and play-asia) list games as having X languages in the title. From that list I've never once heard of them being wrong and if they're you can get a refund. As pointed out in the article, it is also 10 dollars more so it should have SOMETHING extra.

Needs Soul Sacrifice or at least another genre...

I platinumed it and I am not talking about the low reviews. I am talking about the MP issues, the sound issues, the reported patch issues and now the preorder DLC issues. Thats a LOT of avoidable problems to have in 2 days.

It seems like they can't get anything right with this game...

Japan only, but it offers English voice acting, text and menus.

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Also how is this a surprised? It was announced last week...

@ Hisiru:

I think you're doing something wrong as it can be done in 1 cycle.

You only need 1 cube for each weapon (they dont need to be maxed) and another for one weapon to get all of those trophies. You get about 900 kills via campaign, so you can just replay an enemy heavy part for more kills. There is a part on the last level where there is a red thing (not sure what to call them) and a large guy who passes by it. Simply blow it up (instantly kills hi...

2. Basically there are no difficulty trophies, so you can play it on easy. Kills save after you die, so you can farm some part for certain enemies. Story is short (2 ish hours), so there is honestly nothing stopping you or anyone from doing it.

Sucks since I am one trophy from the platinum (yes... already)

Well Resistance is in a bad place. People want to know how it stands up to a console experience, so the comparison seems logical. If they base it off previous experience, well the lack of a second thumbstick (or required attachment) makes it an automatic 10. Most likely it is more of a proof of concept and nothing more.

I personally found the post funny. For instance his lack of understanding of math is pretty funny. 7/10, 70/100, 700/1000 they all translate to .7, which is 70%. Beyond this the writer is too full of himself. A prime example is how the 70% is now a sudden 30 point difference, but how many sites DON'T adopt a .5 system? That would mean the game was not 3 "points" from the top, but 6. Many sites also do .1 - .9, which would completely even out the 30. Transversely, some gamers mig...

"All of the those big titles , Skyrim again in this instance , had reviews usually in the range of perfect 10 scores , glossing over their flaws however big or minimal they might be , or even ignoring technical issues that are apparent to common players . "

No matter how you, me, and others feel... many state they loved it regardless. Our site does GOTY off USER votes and Skyrim won by a landslide.

I think a lot of people are overlooking the fact that Sorcery is targeting the more "hardcore" gamers and isn't simply a rail shooter. Due to this, even hitting 7 is quite impressive.

@ Baka

While that might sound better, the real problem isn't the sites persay, but who reviews certain games. This might not happen for bigger games, but happens CONSTANTLY on games with little press behind them. No matter what route you go there is some key problem.

Depends on a number of factors, though a LOT of games follow a set path. Most games play exactly the same from start to finish, so 1 hour, 5 hours, 10 hours, platinum / 1,000 GS, makes little difference. Most awful stories don't get good at the end, etc.

There are always exceptions, like some games add new characters that vastly change the game or elements, but most games find a groove at some point and stick with it.

For a simple example of this, look a...