Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Review

Search for:Recent PostsPrince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Review New Releases for the Week Track Mania Wii Fragile Alliance Mode in Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days Iron Man 2 Review Recent Commentschazzie on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live Accountsnathan on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live AccountsGames PS3 on Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sandsash on Guide to Free Microsoft Pointsrussboy on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live AccountsBlogrollLTN GamersMake Money OnlineMicrosoft PointsMost Popular PostPrince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands ReviewMay 18, 2010 — ltnchica

Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is a game that was just made available to gamers today. It was released for the consoles of the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360.

Here is a review which has been given to this game:

“If it sounds like The Forgotten Sands is a series of highs and lows, that’s because it is. It’s a game filled with heightened moments of elation followed by stretches of frustrating mediocrity. It nearly all falls apart at the very end, too, when the game creates an unnecessary wall of difficulty by asking the player to accomplish ridiculous feats of timing totally out of line with the rest of the game. The Forgotten Sands‘ flow walks a very fine line, wanting to give the appearance of challenge but without breaking the player’s forward momentum. When you stop moving in this game, you stop having fun. To this end, one of the final stretches in The Forgotten Sands crafts arbitrary difficulty through an uncontrollable camera viewpoint and timed jumps that rely less on skillful use of the Prince’s abilities than it is blind memorization of hard-as-nails jumps.”

Be sure to look into more details about this game if you have the chance.

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Blur Review

Search for:Recent PostsBlur Review Tetris Party Deluxe New Music DLC for the Week Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Review New Releases for the Week Recent Commentsbrenda on Gears of War 2 Addonjoe on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live Accountspirasanna on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live Accountschazzie on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live Accountsnathan on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live AccountsBlogrollLTN GamersMake Money OnlineMicrosoft PointsMost Popular PostBlur ReviewMay 25, 2010 — ltnchica

The game, Blur, is a game that came out today for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3. After one day, gamers have liked what they have seen of this racing game. Here is a review that has been given to the game:

“There are multiple gameplay modes at hand here, but the primary one is combat-focused racing. You face off with up to 19 white-knuckled adrenaline junkies and try to complete a number of laps around a variety of circuits faster than everyone else while staying out of trouble and out of those 19 sets of crosshairs. Scattered about the courses are icons representing each of the eight power-ups available, like the fire-and-forget shunt, the shock attack, mines, turbo boosts, and shields. Most projectiles can be fired forward or backward and it’s important to use them in both directions. Focus entirely on what’s ahead and an opponent will quickly fill your tailpipe with fire and brimstone, but keep your head on a swivel and you might make it for 30 seconds or so without getting blasted

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Iron Man 2 Review

Search for:Recent PostsIron Man 2 Review Little Big Planet 2 Preview Guinness World Records 50 Best Franchises Activision Releases for the Year Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Preview Recent Commentschazzie on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live Accountsnathan on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live AccountsGames PS3 on Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sandsash on Guide to Free Microsoft Pointsrussboy on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live AccountsBlogrollLTN GamersMake Money OnlineMicrosoft PointsMost Popular PostIron Man 2 ReviewMay 11, 2010 — ltnchica

Recently released for the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360 is the game Iron Man 2. The date that this game came out was on May 4th. This game, that has been published by SEGA, is based off of the famous movie. In playing this game, you will be able to better experience the power that Iron Man has.

The following is a review that has been given to this game:

“The combat system is, likewise, well-conceived but joylessly executed. Iron Man’s attack powers are split between his left and right hands. You can assign two different weapon types to each side and change them on the fly by pressing the D-pad. Combat is built around a rough lock-on mechanic. In theory, it works like it would in most games: when locked onto an enemy, a translucent blue circle surrounds them and a green health meter is intertwined. The problem is that it’s impossible to hit a moving target with standard attacks, which renders it fairly useless, since lock-on mechanisms are designed to hit non-stationary enemies.”

 Make sure to check out some more details regarding this game if you have the time.

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3D Dot Game Heroes Review

LTN Gamers FeedNew Releases for the WeekSearch for:Recent PostsNew Releases for the Week Satisfashion 3D Dot Game Heroes Review Dead Rising 2 Preview All Star Karate Recent Commentsash on Guide to Free Microsoft Pointsrussboy on Get Free Microsoft Points and Xbox Live Accounts13yearold voice cracking on “Xbox Live is Too Dirty For Kids”Luke on Xbox 720Chris Hartfiel on Games being Shut Down by EABlogrollLTN GamersMake Money OnlineMicrosoft PointsMost Popular Post3D Dot Game Heroes ReviewApril 22, 2010 — ltnchica

Coming out for the Sony PlayStation 3 is the game, 3D Dot Game Heroes. Releasing exclusively for the PS3, the action, role playing game will be available starting on the day of May 11th of this year.

Here is a brief review which has been given to this game:

“3D Dot Game Heroes rips off The Legend of Zelda, but it does so in the most complimentary way possible. 3D Dot Game Heroes is an attempt to develop a video game we all wish Nintendo would create but know in our hearts likely never will: a brand-new old school Zelda. If Nintendo won’t do it, Japanese developer Silicon Studios must have thought to themselves: ‘Okay, then. We will.’ The end product of high-definition nostalgia is one filled of mixed results, and it’s had me circling back to the biggest question I’ve asked about 3D Dot Game Heroes: so, is it any good? That’s a loaded question that requires a complicated answer. It’s a yes…and a no.”

Be sure to check out more details about 3D Dot Game Heroes as the release date comes closer.

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