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No More Heroes (Wii)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007
No More Heroes is a game with a unique sense of style. It draws from varied, even dispirit sources such as Star Wars, 8bit games, anime, luchador wrestling and act as a homage, parody, satire of these various sources. The game swings dramatically in style putting together almost contradictory, with interface elements that resemble an 8bit game placed on top of slick cel shaded graphics. It mixes drama and tragedy with humour and fourth wall breaking in the same breath. In a strange way these contradictory elements make the game more remorseless, the humour next to the brutalty instead of undermining it is unapologetic, even callous.

Set in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California, the game is to some extent an exercise in ... Read More:

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Cradle Of Rome (Nintendo DS)

from: Rising Star Games

November 21, 2008
No More Heroes is a game with a unique sense of style. It draws from varied, even dispirit sources such as Star Wars, 8bit games, anime, luchador wrestling and act as a homage, parody, satire of these various sources. The game swings dramatically in style putting together almost contradictory, with interface elements that resemble an 8bit game placed on top of slick cel shaded graphics. It mixes drama and tragedy with humour and fourth wall breaking in the same breath. In a strange way these contradictory elements make the game more remorseless, the humour next to the brutalty instead of undermining it is unapologetic, even callous.

Set in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California, the game is to some extent an exercise in ... Read More:

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Bomberman Land (Wii)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007
No More Heroes is a game with a unique sense of style. It draws from varied, even dispirit sources such as Star Wars, 8bit games, anime, luchador wrestling and act as a homage, parody, satire of these various sources. The game swings dramatically in style putting together almost contradictory, with interface elements that resemble an 8bit game placed on top of slick cel shaded graphics. It mixes drama and tragedy with humour and fourth wall breaking in the same breath. In a strange way these contradictory elements make the game more remorseless, the humour next to the brutalty instead of undermining it is unapologetic, even callous.

Set in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California, the game is to some extent an exercise in ... Read More:

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Flower, Sun, and Rain (Nintendo DS)

from: Rising Star

November 14, 2008
No More Heroes is a game with a unique sense of style. It draws from varied, even dispirit sources such as Star Wars, 8bit games, anime, luchador wrestling and act as a homage, parody, satire of these various sources. The game swings dramatically in style putting together almost contradictory, with interface elements that resemble an 8bit game placed on top of slick cel shaded graphics. It mixes drama and tragedy with humour and fourth wall breaking in the same breath. In a strange way these contradictory elements make the game more remorseless, the humour next to the brutalty instead of undermining it is unapologetic, even callous.

Set in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California, the game is to some extent an exercise in ... Read More:

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Colour Cross (Nintendo DS)

from: Rising Star Games

December 05, 2008
No More Heroes is a game with a unique sense of style. It draws from varied, even dispirit sources such as Star Wars, 8bit games, anime, luchador wrestling and act as a homage, parody, satire of these various sources. The game swings dramatically in style putting together almost contradictory, with interface elements that resemble an 8bit game placed on top of slick cel shaded graphics. It mixes drama and tragedy with humour and fourth wall breaking in the same breath. In a strange way these contradictory elements make the game more remorseless, the humour next to the brutalty instead of undermining it is unapologetic, even callous.

Set in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California, the game is to some extent an exercise in ... Read More:

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Honeycomb Beat (DS)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007
No More Heroes is a game with a unique sense of style. It draws from varied, even dispirit sources such as Star Wars, 8bit games, anime, luchador wrestling and act as a homage, parody, satire of these various sources. The game swings dramatically in style putting together almost contradictory, with interface elements that resemble an 8bit game placed on top of slick cel shaded graphics. It mixes drama and tragedy with humour and fourth wall breaking in the same breath. In a strange way these contradictory elements make the game more remorseless, the humour next to the brutalty instead of undermining it is unapologetic, even callous.

Set in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California, the game is to some extent an exercise in ... Read More:

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R-Type Tactics (PSP)

from: Rising Star

September 26, 2008
No More Heroes is a game with a unique sense of style. It draws from varied, even dispirit sources such as Star Wars, 8bit games, anime, luchador wrestling and act as a homage, parody, satire of these various sources. The game swings dramatically in style putting together almost contradictory, with interface elements that resemble an 8bit game placed on top of slick cel shaded graphics. It mixes drama and tragedy with humour and fourth wall breaking in the same breath. In a strange way these contradictory elements make the game more remorseless, the humour next to the brutalty instead of undermining it is unapologetic, even callous.

Set in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California, the game is to some extent an exercise in ... Read More:

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Bomberman Story (Nintendo DS)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007
I have loads of Bomberman games - mostly on PSP but this is probably the best one I have. There is the traditional battlemode which gives different worlds to compete in and you can battle with up to 7 other characters. The story mode is great and there are a few worlds you need to work through - I am so fixed by the game I have not been able to put it down. The first world I completed in a few hours so do not expect the Story mode to take longer than 3/4 days to complete. However there is enough in this game to keep you coming back. Well worth the money +++++

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Luminious Arc (Nintendo DS)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007
This game has really nice graphics and the music in the game is really good as well. The opening movie is what made me love this game even more and it seems pretty amazing at how much they are cramming into the DS cartridge.
This has a really good story with plenty of twists and turns to keep you interested, also the battles are entertaining and can become very addictive.
The only negative with this game is that the touch screen controls are not perfect and a bit unresponsive so you'd be best using the d-pad. But overall this is a must buy!!!

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Dungeon Explorer PSP (PSP)

from: Rising Star

October 03, 2007
despite the little reveaoling manufacturer description this game is amazing, basically the idea is to customize your own character from three races, (male or female), and at least six classes - i thik you can unlock more - and you use this character aswell as other NPC custom characters to take on dundeons and find jewels. There are lots of weapons and armours to choose from and the difficulty is not o hard but challenging:
gameplay: 9/10
grafics: 7/10
custonization: 8/10
fun-factor: 9/10
Rpg factor: 9/10
overall: 9/10
if you like RGPs or MMORPGs this game is the non-online, online optional, handheld substitute: get it!