HookedGamers writes: "With more and more casual games coming out every day for the Wii, the hardcore audience has definitely been pushed aside. Ambitious and hardcore titles like Mad World and No More Heroes have their work cut out for them on a console were games like Carnival Party and i[]Imagine Babies dominate. Despite this, developers continue to push the boundaries for the Wii, using the revolutionary technology that made the Nintendo console so popular to begin with. Developer Imageepoch has decided to try and break through this casual barrier, and to great results. Imageepoch has roots grounded in the DS, where it has made several successful titles. Its new title, Arc Rise Fantasia, which is already out in Japan, is a step up in all aspects for the developer."
Evan from Bit Cultures writes: "If you can get past one of the most atrocious voice acting experiences in living memory (there are a few worse, for sure, but this is bad), then the gameplay is pretty enjoyable. The narrative is also an interesting tale, and the soundtrack is pretty remarkable. But while these aspects are very strong, I’m not quite sure it saves the game."
In this edition of Scattered Showers, Oprainfall takes a look at the longest-delayed games in Europe.
I would sure hate to have my country controlled by an undemocratic EU Parliament.
irrelevant...? they don't actually control video game
industry or something like that
GameZone: "While individuals had to look past games like [insert lame mini-game collection] and [insert movie tie-in with weak Wiimote waggle], there were still some absolutely wonderful experiences on the Wii. We’ve already gotten through 20 of 'em, and you bet we’re going to keep it up until we get to 50."
Even has summons :) Turn base combat is always a good thing. The devastation from those monsters in the beginning of the game sounds Chernobyl like 0.o