If Tetris and Pipemania had a love-child, it would be Droplitz. The game has players creating paths for drops to flow through. Drops which successfully flow to a U-shaped piece get added to the drop counter on the left while ones that don't are wasted. When the drop counter reaches zero, it's game over.
Players control the game by rotating tiles with different shaped pipes on them. Once a complete path is created, a purple droplet drips from the spout towards the bottom. When it reaches its endpoint, all regular drops in the path get added back to the drop counter and the tiles corresponding to the complete path disappear, making room for new tiles.
A.J. says: "As Sony's first system capable of downloading games, the PlayStation 3 sure had a phenomenal library. Here, I count down ten buried treasures that you may not have heard of but are worth playing before you put your PS3 on Craigslist."
Atlus is holding a sale on a few games, including Demon's Souls, Disgaea and Persona.
usa seems to get sales from atlus quite frequently, few month between sales, but for some reason, europe does not get any of that.
Well to begin with there is no Atlus Europe . There are only crap like Ghostlight and Zen United publishing their stuff , or sometimes NIS .
There are some sales and reduction however , but it's very punctual and on a case by case basis
Time to stock up on persona \!
P4G sucked me in, XD and now im straight up addicted.
sadly they replaced the cutscenes from the ps2 game and also removed the 3d model for town movement, which in my opinion hurt the game even if it does add new things and improve some stuff. the fact that it was on psp rather than vita hurt it due to size limit, still a good game non the less
Gamesta.com announces the latest indie deals with Indie Royale's new Mayhem Bundle that packs 6 games, redeemable through Steam, out of a possible 7 titles. there will be tons of shooting, explosions, horror and even some puzzles in this package.
