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In fact, I managed to finish Career mode on Medium. Man, was I late to this party or what? I like to think that I'm 'fashionably late.' I finally decided to pick up Guitar Hero II for the 360 last weekend, and I'm not as terrible as I thought I'd be.

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If you feel an itch to play a PS2 RTS sometime, give GrimGrimoire a look-see. I limit myself to a couple of battles per day at most. It seems to be pretty short, so I'm trying to savor it. I could go on and on about this, and that's because I'm enjoying the game so much. Their strongest unit can't even attack without building bullets! It's not really surprising, since it's called Glamour for God's sake! Fairy's are a waste on mana in pretty much any level past the tutorials, and Unicorns are definitely the weakest of the 150-cost units. When a spell can evoke a one-shot kill on half of the units in the game, and can be cast three times in a row without recharging, it's worth researching. Mana burn is my favorite spell in the game, by a very wide margin. I'm also a big fan of Grimalkin, and not just because they're cats who walk around and cast magic. Well, they'll obey every command as long as all my commands are 'attack.' That works though, since that's the only command I can give 'em. I tend to get pretty excited about the ability to control massive dragons who will obey my every command.

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Fortunately, when you restart, you'll still have all your grimoires and you'll remember how to use them. At the end of the 5th day you're zapped back through time to your first night. The premise is that you area new student in a magical academy, and in your first five days all hell breaks loose. For example, the headmaster's name is Gammel Dore. The story is strongly (repeat, very strongly) influenced by Harry Potter. I was debating whether or not to break this up into two normal-sized posts, or to throw it all together as one massive uberpost.

How awesome is this storyline: an immortal soldier with no memory of any of his past exploits must search for clues of his past to stop the planet from being poisoned. Also, I could probably make an entire post solely on the Lost Odyssey trailer, but I'll leave it at this: wow. Is there anything that he does not make awesome with his presence? I think not. I had a major nerdgasm hearing Keith David in Mass Effect. However, with the mediocre nature of the Blue Dragon demo, and factoring in how much I enjoyed the Eternal Sonata demo, I am now officially more excited about Eternal Sonata, since I'm sure you are interested.Īnd since I brought up Mass Effect and Lost Odyssey, if you haven't taken a gander at the E3 trailers released today, I'd recommend it. To be honest, before I played the demo, this game was number two on my 360 wish list: behind Lost Odyssey and Mass Effect. They've gone so crazy with it, it was a detrimental effect on the game: the battles feel like they lag. The thing that really drove me nuts was the 'slowdown.' I put that in quotes because I don't think it has anything to do with the framerate I think they may have just gone nuts with the slo-mo effect. I suppose this could be the desired effect, but I'm uncertain. This disparity in difficulty was somewhat frustrating, since it made to area bosses seem almost impossible by comparison. The mini-bosses were a little bit more challenging, but only because they get to attack so often (generally every other action was the boss's action). Maybe it's because you are over-level in the demo to give you a glimpse of more skills, but I was literally plowing through the run of the mill enemies. Honestly, I was a little under-whelmed by the demo. Would the demo pump me up and get me all riled up over the impending release next month?Īctually, not so much. Blue Dragon also happens to be high on the watch list of yours truly, so I was eager to give the demo a go. Blue Dragon so happens to be one of these aforementioned demos. Well, E3 Lite is underway, and we are beginning to be bombarded with trailers and (somewhat surprisingly) demos.