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We're back for another installment of Introduction to Shonen Fighters! In the past few weeks, we've covered One Piece and Dragonball Z. Thsi week, we focus on another insanely popular...
Are Japanese licensed games of better quality than US developed ones? That's the question that theGamerbuzz tries to explore: Why do Japanese licensed games seem to be better?
"After a few weeks of traditional and mainstream videogame characters being chosen as the Cosplay Babe of the Week, we wanted to go in a slightly different direction. While this week's character can certainly be considered a babe and has appeared in many videogames across multiple platforms, she's likley known more for appearing in the ultra-popular anime series - Bleach. This week's Cosplay Babe of the Week is our favorite 10th Division Lietenant Rangiku Matsumoto."
"Today the festivities may be over and hopefully you’re all settling down to some well deserved videogaming time. It is also the day Electronic Theatre brings you the third instalment of The Twelve Games of Christmas series. Every day for the twelve days of Christmas Electronic Theatre will be taking a look at each month of 2009 and bringing you the very best releases for that month. On the third day of Christmas we bring you the best of March 2009 and the titles we think you should be looking..."
"The game functions as a 2D one-on-one Beat-’Em-Up with two planes on which to fight. A tap of the L Button will hop your avatar back-and-forth between planes, and, though the fights are generally longer, the traditional rules of the genre apply there-on-out. All the Special Moves are incredibly easy to perform; quite obviously developed with precision as a counterbalance to the NintendoDS Lite’s patchy D-Pad responsiveness under the pressure of typical Beat-‘Em-Up movement structure. However,..."
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