Pay whatever you want and get Back to the Future: The Game, Sam & Max: The Devilâs Playhouse, Poker Night at the Inventory, Wallace & Gromitâs Grand Adventures, Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent, Puzzle Agent 2, and Hector: Badge of Carnage! Pay over the average (which is just five bucks I think) and get all five episodes of The Walking Dead!
Not to mention, you support some kickass charities by buying these games. You should all do it for so many reasons.
This would be the “Someone Special” trailer for Edge of Twilight.
I don’t think you guys understand how stoked I am about this. I’ve been waiting for this news for well over three years! I went through some weird steampunk thing in high school (I am a fan of the steampunk) and learned of this game through that.
Initially, I thought it was a pretty badass steampunk world; then I ended up liking Lex (the main character) and his background. After that, the story seemed interesting enough (Lex being the only half-breed in a world split between two races that can never interact due to living in different, parallel realms but who also shun each other and through that despise Lex) and soon I got to see the gameplay (neat looking platforming with intense battle DMC style PLUS awesome magic abilities to aid said battle/platforming!) I was down for it.
Apparently, Fuzzyeyes Entertainment (the company’s new name after being bought by Southpeak) is planning to release the game they originally announced, but as a part of a series of three games. This game (series) has all kinds of promise, and you should all be as excited as I am about it.
Also, sorry if this is really hard to read. Like I said, I am stoked. Maybe too stoked to be coherent.
Fuzzyeyes Resumes Development of Edge of Twiligh for Possible 2012 Release
It’s that time of year when avid gamers are beginning to draft their Christmas lists. But fans of action-adventure games should consider leaving one space empty—Edge of Twilight has been revived! JDJC & Fuzzyeyes Limited, the developer of Edge of Twilight is confirming today that the production of Edge of Twilight was resumed in late 2011. Edge of Twilight was one of the more highly anticipated titles throughout 2008 to 2010 due to its dark, steampunk atmosphere and novel world broken into the realms of light and darkness.
Published by the newly established publishing house, Fuzzyeyes Entertainment Limited and developed by JDJC & Fuzzyeyes Limited and its Japanese team Bow Interactive, a multinational game developer with development teams in throughout Oceania, Asia, and Japan, Edge of Twilight is currently slated for an “around Christmas” release date. More information on the release of this long awaited game remains will be released in the coming weeks.About Edge of Twilight
The Edge of Twilight series is a multiplatform, diverse-genre series of steampunk titles, all taking place in the same world, one in which night and day exist as separate realms. The series will not commit to a set genre, but instead focus on a set world, flushing out the characters, world, and story throughout the series. The first title, which is set for release in late 2012, will carry the name of the series itself, Edge of Twilight, and will focus around Lex, a half-breed who can bridge the gap between the realms of darkness and light. This forthcoming title will be an action/adventure game with heavy focus on gameplay, story, and puzzles.
OKAY HEY EVERYBODY CHECK THIS SHIT OUT AS;ALKDF I AM LITERALLY ALL OF THE STOKED RIGHT NOW YOU DON’T EVEN UNDERSTAND
Ni no Kuni is BEAUTIFUL oh man
It’s got all of this whimsy and so much imagination. The demo went from defeating a forest guardian and obtaining a magic locket from a tree along with a spell to give a man some enthusiasm (literally, with magic) to getting to the top of a volcano and defeating a fire lord sicked on the main character’s party by an evil wizard(?) which resulted in propelling the fire lord into the pit of the volcano before dropping a very large boulder onto it, keeping it down for good.
The battle had me controlling familiars, and using them to battle for me, in addition to directly controlling Oliver (the main character) and using his magic skills against foes. Battling felt great, and getting to actually maneuver the characters instead of just choosing commands feels good, even if it is a little hard to scroll through abilities.
Honestly, I still just can’t get over the environments. This game is gorgeous, and I can definitely see this coming straight out of Studio Ghibli. Even the overworld was stunning, doesn’t even matter that Oliver traverses it on foot; I’m totally cool with checking out the scenery as I stroll from place to place (between battles, that is).
I’m definitely picking this up as soon as I can.
Earlier this week I decided to grab a game off the DS eShop (you can get it on both the 3DS and the DSi it seems) that I’ve been eying for a while. It’s called Soul of Darkness.
Reading about it and watching trailers, it seemed like a fantastic action/platformer similar to a few Castlevania games (the 2D side-scrolling ones). Apparently, it was intended to be a clone of the games though, and Gameloft did a really good job of making it just that way. It played really well, and using a fire sword/ice lance to blaze through enemies was awesome.
Though the main character was trying to get back his girl the whole time, and it was all business. Enemies would confront him that have nothing to do with who kidnapped his gal, and he would say “IF YOU GET IN THE WAY OF ME SAVING MY GIRL I WILL FIGHT YOU AND THEN CONTINUE TO SAVE MY GIRL.” (I paraphrase, but still.) And after all that, the story ended. It’s about an hour and a half long, and ultimately not very challenging. Kind of a let down. :I
I’d say, if you’re really into Castlevania games, spend the $5 bucks to nab it, otherwise you’re better off just pick up an actual Castlevania game.
This is Mallo. He’s on a mission to save all the children in Pushmo park. You see, these children were playing when one mean little guy trapped them all in Pushmo puzzles! At first, Mallo was just helping out the man that made Pushmo park, but his good nature got the better of him, and now Mallow is solving all of the puzzles to save all of the children!
I honestly do not think I have played a more adorable or addicting game. All the puzzles are creative and can get super challenging, enough to make me wanna pull my hair out. But then I get to the top, and I save that little tyke, and it’s all worth it. Plus, everyone in the game has a ‘:3’ face. It’s perfect.
Check it out on the 3DS eShop, I think it’s just six bucks and with well over 250 puzzles and the ability to create and share your own puzzles, it’s worth it. :U
(side note: that .gif is from the trailer for “Fallblox,” the sequel to Pushmo. It also looks amazing, but since that game is not out yet I cannot say anything other than I am STOKED for it)
Does anyone else get that nervous feeling when you’re close to accomplishing something you’ve been trying to do in a game for a while?
I feel that A LOT when I’m playing Assassins Creed.
Fire Emblem Lord class critical hits.
That’s right! Karobear just reminded me that there is a Pokemon even going on currently for Pokemon Black and Pokemon White! All Gamestops in the country (and EB Games in Canada) are giving away a level 15 Keldeo holding a PP Max.
If you take it with Cobalion, Virizion, and Terrakion to the Moors of Icirrus, you can teach it the move Secret Sword too! Get on this event, everyone! It ends October 6th :v
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I honestly don’t even know how long I’ve been whining about this anymore. I’m STILL playing Persona 4 (IT WONT END). I’m pretty sure there are two dungeons left but I just. I can’t do it.
Regardless of what I can and cannot do, I need to finish it. At the same time, I have Nostalgia and Glory of Heracles to finish (I’ve started both but yeah). I’m also still playing through all the Pokemon games (still on Platinum version, with Heart Gold and White version left to go). Then there’s my ever growing “to play” list that has more games than I can even remember.
I have so much to play. Guys help me. D:
Aside from the few older games I’m looking to snag copies of (they’re just hard to find for reasonable prices) I am now on my way to getting copies of:
I know I don’t have the money to buy all these new, but I’ve managed to save more than I planned (due to my overload of work hours) so I’ll be able to afford KH, and I’ve still got time to save up specifically for those other two.
Of course, this is all assuming I don’t find copies of the other games I’m looking for for a good price, because these games will be there for a good while. I’d have no problem passing them up now.
Note to everyone: Radiant Historia is no longer painfully expensive or rare! You can pick up a copy for the normal price of a DS game, or if you’re pretty good about buying things maybe even cheaper than normal.
A solid, semi-traditional RPG with an extremely compelling story. Definitely worth playing.
Generally confused Psyduck, also I play more video games than a duck probably should.
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