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411mania: The Release List for the Week of August 10, 2009 (News)

Aug 11, 2009

411mania talks about this week's game releases. Highlights include Phantom Brave, C.O.R.E, Fossil Fighters, and Madden.

On Phantom Brave, 411mania writes: "We Meet Again is an update to the original Phantom Brave for the PS2. As it was the game that immediately followed Disgaea, it had a lot to live up to when it was first released back in 2004. Though the SRPG contained many similarities to its predecessor, many fans felt that it strayed a little too much from what made Disgaea a hit. Detractors cite the more serious story as well as the various gameplay changes as their main complaints. However, those who actually gave the game a chance found a lot of the changes to their liking. The absence of the grid system, for example, allowed for more freedom when positioning characters. In addition, the Confine system, whereby the souls of the playable characters must be "confined" to objects on the field in order to take physical form, forced players to put more thought into when and where to use each character. It's not an exact clone of Disgaea, but in this case, that isn't such a bad thing."

Pokemon invade Twitter, currently tweeting with each other (News)

Mar 31, 2009

DarkZero: "It seems the world of Pokemon has invaded Twitter, with multiple characters and Pokemon from the games and TV show now having Twitter accounts. Some are a bit pointless, some are really bloody pointless, but some are very funny.

Koffing managed to get a laugh out of us, as it seems he just exploded. He also revealed that his trainer James loves ABBA."

Amazon DotD - Pokemon Ranger and Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia (News)

Mar 25, 2009

The Amazon deal of the day for today is Pokemon Ranger and Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia for $19.98 each. Deal is good until 12:00 AM PST or when stock is depleted.

Pokemon Fushigi No Dungeon Toki/Yami No Tankentai [import] (Review)

Oct 16, 2007

Oct 16, 2007 So you were transformed into a furry critter in the previous Pokémon Fushigi No Dungeon (Pokémon Mystery Dungeon in English) and you liked it. That's nothing to be ashamed of. Life as a Pokémon is actually quite good and doesn't ever involve being shoved into a ball or forced to bite out the throat of some other poor creature, because when humans aren't looking, Pokémon live in houses and talk Japanese. Because it was reasonably entertaining the first ...

Pokemon Fushigi No Dungeon Toki/Yami No Tankentai [import] (Screenshots)

Oct 16, 2007