Metal Gear Solid (MGS): Peace Walker

SCORE: 81
Metal Gear Solid (MGS): Peace Walker essentially picks up the reality of Naked Snake right after MGS 3: Snake Eater and MGS: Portable Ops. Now os 1974, and Snake's a little disillusioned. After obliterating his "treasonous" mentor in MGS 3, Snake departed the U.S. and established Militaires Sans Frontieres, or borderless soldiers, a team that bravely helps the unfortunate. Soon, a student and professor appear begging for help. It appears that the Central Intelligence Agency has overran Costa Rica, and figuring as how the little nation does not have a strong armed services, the duo wants MSF to intervene to set things right. Snake resists the offer, however when the professor gives him a tape that apparently shows the Boss is still alive, MSF accepts the reduce.
The game is devilishly deep. It’s exciting and you'll love all of its small details, but I won't spoil that for you.

The game is impressive and you should play it. It is not complete however, as the co-op is required in certain locations, however the game is still a pure chef-d'oeuvre.

Disgaea Infinite - PSP Game Review

SCORE: 68
Fans of Disgaea series may never have an easy walk, and now they are confronted with the most dreadful circumstances in Disgaea Infinite. Playing as one of the misfortunate Prinnies, you need to forestall the assassination on Lord Laharl before he does any harm to you. However time is at your advantage, with the assistance of a wondrous being, Prinny's soul can be returned to earlier places in the story arcs should your last effort falls short. The most revolutionary departure is that you have a strictly a visual novel game. If you are anticipating a colorful strategy role-playing game, it isn't the most appropriate game for you.
It is not all laughs and gags, though. Repetitive sequences time and time again gets dull, as does the game's heuristic nature. To rectify this, there is an feature to auto skip, however use it carefully lest you leave out crucial moments. The voices is a little cheesy, and Prinny's excessive use of "dood" may disturb you, but there is an option to use Japanese language or instantly mute the casts. Disgaea Infinite's flexible style offers a short distraction that is well-suited for your PSP experience.

Hexyz Force - PSP Game Review

SCORE: 72
When your task is to ensure the survival of a world, it is crucial that your comrades and your martial arts can back you up completely. The game has a battle arrangement that allows you to be both dynamical and tactical, smiting your oppositions completely without getting reckless. Backed up by a broad array of characters and a couple of unique story arcs, the game gives you a canonical dungeon-running journey that centers on the fundamentals and turns out to be a fulfilling adventure.
You may get through one campaign in approximately twenty to twenty-five hours, and because both primary protagonists occupy different lands and carry out different missions, there are a good deal of urge to complete another campaign once you end the first. You will unlock a couple of perks, for database gallery of characters, products and tunes, but you can not hold over any of your former skills. While you talk with a townsperson who'd like you to execute a specific task, the primary story arc covers just about most of the game. It isn't a complicated ultra-epic with a bottomless plot line and characters you will eternally hold close to the bottom of your heart. It is an average RPG that can raise itself through well-adjusted item and battle systems and a realm that you won't mind saving. The game hands over all the essential basics of an attractive adventure, with sensible performance.