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| (From left to right) Norman Jayden, Madison Paige, Ethan Mars, and Scott Shelby |
In conclusion to my Quantic Dream retrospective (minus Omikron: The Nomad Soul), I will review the critically acclaimed PS3 title, Heavy Rain. Continue Reading
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| (From left to right) Norman Jayden, Madison Paige, Ethan Mars, and Scott Shelby |
In conclusion to my Quantic Dream retrospective (minus Omikron: The Nomad Soul), I will review the critically acclaimed PS3 title, Heavy Rain. Continue Reading
As Beyond: Two Souls is just around the corner, I’m going to be looking back at Quantic Dream’s two previous titles, Fahrenheit and Heavy Rain. I’m not going to review their first game, Omikron: The Nomad Soul because I’ve never played it and I don’t think I ever will since I’m not a PC gamer. Without further ado, let’s begin. Continue Reading
With the success of the first two Jak and Daxter games, it was inevitable that a third game would be produced. Does Jak 3 live up to its predecessors? Let’s find out. Continue Reading
With the success of Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy and the ending hinting of a sequel (if you collect all Power Cells in the game), a sequel was obviously going to be made. However, with the success of another popular franchise, Grand Theft Auto, Jak II was made. Is it as good as the original, let alone surpass it? Let’s find out. Continue Reading
After the Crash Bandicoot series on the PlayStation, Naughty Dog parted ways with the franchise and created a new IP for Sony. In opinion, this was their best decision yet. The end result is the Jak and Daxter series. The first game in the series, Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy was released on the PlayStation 2 to critical and commercial success. More than ten years later, the game still holds up remarkably well. Why, you may ask? Let’s delve deep into it, shall we? Continue Reading
With the first Syphon Filter being such a good game and the ending leaving open for a sequel, Syphon Filter 2 was released a year later. Does it live up to the original, let alone surpass it? Let’s find out. Continue Reading