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10-13-2007, 11:09 PM
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PSP-Forum Demi-God
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Everyday Shooter
After Super Stardust I swore to myself that I'd never play another dual stick shooter, but I couldn't pass this one up.
 If you don't know what this game is, it's a dual stick shooter, like I said already, in the vein of Robotron or Super Stardust that was made by 1 guy named Jonathan Mak and it has won numerous indie awards. The selling point of the game is the music, it reminds a lot of people (including myself) of a Mizuguchi game like Rez or Lumines. The gameplay's fantastic, the visuals are great, there's a huge amount of variety (the combo system changes with each level) and overall it makes a great addition to any PS3 owner's library. Definitely check it out if you have the means.
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10-15-2007, 07:37 PM
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Amazing...this just goes to show how much of a worthless, pathetic, and poor game developer EA is...an enormous company like them have trouble* coding for the PS3 when they have more than 100+ developers working on a game and can't seem to push 60 frames per second while they can on the PC based architecture 360...when a single man makes an awesome game for the console that is hardest to develop for...just amazing...
On topic, I need to try this game, do you mind pulling a calling all cars for me once again VAMP? * - how lazy, money hungry, and cheap they are; has NOTHING to do with difficulty...
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