So Here Will be Some Reviews, some odd, some old, some new, some Blue.

For the first review we will head to the dark side of the Moon.


This is an Adventure FPS from the awesome guys at Renegade Kid, makers of Dementium and Mutant Mudds. This is an adventure FPS, lots of exploring with spurts of action, enemies do not re spawn. It's very old-school blasting threw corridors of an abandon Steroid factory. The awesome feature that sets it apart from other games is the Rad. A little Drone used for exploring and unlocking doors. It's only weapon is an EMP used to stun the Robot enemies. All the enemies are part of the automatic security system. The game runs excellent with nye a frame rate drop in sight. Crawling done the corridors retrieving bits of info about the plan of the factories owners and logs from fallen space marines. Also the lunar buggy sections break up the monotony, but beware of a glitch on the second driving section, the game autosaves even if it would be impossible to complete the mission so you'll be stuck there and forced to restart. So turn off the system before the check points if you do not have at least 40 seconds left on the clock. The Graphics are great for a DS game with beautiful lighting effects and moving set pieces. The game is of decent length. The story is compelling but minimal. The game play is a stellar mix of running and gunning and puzzling with the RAD.

This game is $4.99 used at Gamestop

Breakdown
Gameplay: 8/10
Graphics: 10/10
Control: 7.5/10 Depends how you feel about dpad along side stylus control. Feels great on the 3ds.
Story: 8/10
Lasting awesomeness: 7/10

Total: 40.5/50

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Final verdict: Get it and enjoy this trailer,
Moon DS Trailer - YouTube

Next game to review Legacy of Ys books I&II, a 2 part review part 1 book I and part 2 book II.
Happy gaming

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Pokemon Black:

After 150 hours I think I am qualified to make my opinion known about this game. The game is great with a superb metagame in the multiplayer arena. The designs of the new pokemon are varied from the ******ed Vanillite, to the awesome Haxorus. The main story does it's job in introducing the player to the new region and how to play pokemon, but the game really starts in the post game, you can go find every sage, beat the elite four again, go diving in some ancient ruins and catch some new legendaries along with some old favorites. Theoretically you could play this game until you have caught all 649, but I just played it until I had seen every new pokemon. The pacing is significantly faster than previous games, it keeps the battles short and it feels as if there is always something to do. The lack of many pokemon from previous gens may be a disappointment for some fans, but the addition of the dream world allows players to get old favorites with new abilities. So if you are looking for a fun game to play or just a time vacuum for a vacation, then you have found your game go out and explore unova in all of it's glory in pokemon black.

9.5/10

But wait a little while and get the sequel if you have held out this long already.

Next review will be Tropico 4

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