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Alundra (PSN) Review

A Zelda clone with more personality than what meets the eye and a somewhat difficult, mature and somber adventure.

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Electronicpart4970d ago (Edited 4970d ago )

I already got hard copy and the game is great , thank you for the Review

TroyAndAbed4969d ago

I'm glad you got hard.

How is the game?

TheObserver4969d ago

"I'm glad you got hard."

That's what she said.

lol

TroyAndAbed4969d ago

*facepalm*

You can't take something that was already sexual and say "that's what she said".

*sigh*

DelbertGrady4969d ago

Awesome game. If you like it I also recommend Landstalker for the Megadrive/Genesis which is its predecessor. Alundra 2 is pretty good as well.

Myze4969d ago

Landstalker was great, and was the reason I picked up Alundra back when it came out (same team). Another is Dark Savior for the Sega Saturn, although that would be a LOT harder to find since Landstalker could be had through emulators.

While I like Alundra a little better than Landstalker, since it has a much better story, Landstalker is a much more challenging game, and most of the best parts about Alundra are present in Landstalker. There was also a game called Lady Stalker, which is a sequel to Landstalker, but it was never released outside of Japan (although I think there is a fan translation), and the gameplay was a lot different.

CrzyFooL4969d ago

Alunda is an incredible game. If you missed it on PS1, PICK IT UP NOW. It plays like Zelda III but with much deeper story and roleplaying elements.

9/10 imo

Figboy4969d ago

so i definitely snagged it off of PSN. $5.99 for such an awesome game is a steal.

PS360fanboy4969d ago

It's a great price for a great game!

Trroy4969d ago (Edited 4969d ago )

One of the finest Action RPGs of the PS1 era.

I have the hard copy, but I may buy a digital copy just for a replay on my PSP Go. $5.99 is an unbelievable value for this title, along with many other PS1 RPGs on the store, IMO.

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PS1 Game prices are out of control – but for some, it’s the perfect time to buy

Take a look at some PS1 game prices that have really taken off over the past 2 years. Some are trending much higher, but a few have dipped recently and it might be your last shot to get them into your collection affordably.

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8 Game Series Sony Should Bring Back For PS4

Sorry Crash, but there are quite a few other characters gamers would rather see back on the big screen instead of you. No hard feelings, eh?

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FITgamer2737d ago

List 8 games, puts one game on each page lol.

bouzebbal2735d ago

You saved me a click thank u.
I would say Medievil

joab7772737d ago

Dark Cliud and Legend of Dragoon would be great. But imagine how Sony could do so well in the mobile market with games like these. They should have done what Nintendo did offering PS Now etc on a device that also plays cheap mobile games. Sony could easily rival Samsung!

NukaCola2735d ago

I want to see Gex make a return. An HD/VR reboot of N2O: Nitrous Oxide would be cool.

fenome2735d ago

Yes! And Brave Fencer Musashi

skwidd2737d ago

I hate sites that make you click 10 times to read the "article". In any case, they should obviously bring back Colony Wars. They totally got it wrong with No Man's Sky.

crazychris41242737d ago

Twisted Metal with lots of environmental destruction. For those that played the PS3 games, was it any good??

NapalmSanctuary2735d ago

It was probably the least of the Jaffe TMs, still decent though. Better than TM3&4. I want a game like TM2 with the superior sound design of TMB.

2pacalypsenow2736d ago (Edited 2736d ago )

Syphon Filter, Parasite Eve

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ZTGD | PlayStation: From A to Z

The From A to Z series lets our editors go back and take a look at games from past generations that are classics, overlooked gems, or just titles they remember fondly. The idea behind this is to pick five games from each letter of the alphabet, once a week to showcase. This delivers 26 weeks and 130 games to talk about. Hopefully it sparks some conversation, and of course plenty of memories.

Our first series will focus on Sony’s first entry into the console business, the PlayStation.

Let’s start with the letter “A”.