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PlayStation 4 Digest and Predictions
In this article I take a short look back at the history of PS4 and contemplate on its future.
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle Officially Arriving in Arcades in Japan
reat news for fighting fans all over japan, as Arc System Works America, announces that BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle will be making its arcade debut this Spring in Japan! Revealed at the Japan Amusement Expo (JAEPO), the Arcade Version will open up BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle to a whole new group of fighting game fans.
Review: Heavy Fire: Red Shadow
A fixed position arcade shooter, Red Shadow is a new entry in the Heavy Fire franchise. Although previous games in the series were rail shooters, this one is a 360° shooting gallery with optional VR.
Review: Groove Coaster
Ported from a popular Japanese series of rhythm games, Groove Coaster was recently added to the Steam catalogue. With a vertical screen resolution and some legit fun tunes, it's one of the better rhythm games on the platform right now. Even if rhythm games are not your thing, it's worth checking this one out.
Review: 428 Shibuya Scramble
Originally released 10 years ago, 428 Shibuya Scramble finally landed on the West this September. The only visual novel to receive a perfect score from Famitsu, it follows the story five distinct characters, each of them having a role in the kidnapping of a girl in Shibuya. The twist: you play all five of them simultaneously.
Review: Vroom Kaboom
Vroom Kaboom combines cardgame mechanics, vehicular combat, and tower defense genres into a single multiplayer online experience. The end result: chaotic destruction and a high skill ceiling, also playable in VR.
Review: WAGAMAMA High Spec
Follow the story of a young high school manga author as he joins his school's student council while trying to progress in his career while hiding his true occupation from the rest of the world. A love comedy driven by character interaction.
Review: Oure
Oure is an item collecting and puzzle solving game for PC and PS4. Your goal is to find orbs to power up your abilities, restore your world by solving puzzles and save giant flying titans. Play as a traditional Chinese dragon, soar and dive in the clouds and discover secrets from the ancient world.
Review: Symphonic Rain
In a city of eternal rain, a young musician is nearing graduation. Before he can return to his hometown and to his girlfriend, Chris must pass his final graduation recital. To do so, he must find a partner to perform vocals for his graduation performance. Discover the secrets behind this mysterious town of music and rain.
Review: Wallpaper Engine
Wallpaper Engine is a replacement for the standard Windows desktop background functionalities. Among other features, it can play audio and video, adds interactivity, special effects, and even allows running software and web pages on the background. Powered by Steam Workshop with thousands of user-submitted wallpapers.
Review: Muv Luv Alternative
The highest rated Visual Novel both in Japan and the West is now officially available in English. Muv Luv Alternative is the conclusion to the epic sci-fi trilogy that has moved millions of people and culminated to the most successful kickstarter campaing for a Visual Novel. At a staggering 54.000 lines of text, and over 119.000 when combined with the previous two games, the Muv Luv franchise is o...[Read More]
Review: LoveKami-Useless Goddess-
In this world, Goddesses live in the mortal world along with commoners. Some Goddesses help humans, some live as idols, and some only cause trouble for others. Akane is one such Aragami, a Goddess with a self-serving nature. Can you rehabilitate this NEET Goddess and save your apartments from destruction?