Tuesday, October 28, 2008 

On Final Fantasy VII - Crisis Core

If you're thinking about buying or downloading crisis core, spend no more time on the matter because it is worth it.

I have always been a fan of the series however I have learned to hold back my joy until I have my dirty little hands on the game and know it is a winner. While Square-Enix has released a host of terrific games, there have been some that are less than stellar to be sure.

Action:The game is certainly long enough, however it is an action RPG, so if that turns you off, it may not be the right game. The battle system was actually lacking a bit. Most of the first half of the adventure is hack and slash and the second half involved staying alive long enough to cast the powerhouse spells, pray for the right limit breaks, and fuse materia until your eyes are bleeding.

Story: Final fantasy storylines usually are fairly amazing. This one is no exception. Probobly the best feature of the game, the story got into the heavy issues of notions of god, man vs. machine, genetic modification, jealously, anger and all of the other subjects that make a person keep reading. This is bar none the best aspect of the game because it fills in many of the blanks left by the notorious Final Fantasy 7. This is enough reason alone to buy the game.

Graphics: Terrific. Enough said. I was blown away and for the first time, really saw the power of the PSP engine. You are treated to stunning summoning visuals, great in-game cutscenes and a very decorated enviornment to play in. There is a good deal of eye candy to be seen here.

Replay value: High. New game plus allows the player to go back and pick up all the goodies they missed out on. Without a strategy guide, it would be pretty easy to miss a good portion of the game and there are enough secrets to unlock that it gives the player plenty of value.

Overall, the game was very good. I give it an 8.5/10. It would be higher but for the somewhat boring and random combat system.

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Gold Secrets Review

A friend asked me to check out a gold earning system at gold-secrets. My first thought was, "Oh, man! Not another WOW guide..."

Let me tell you, I couldn't be more pleased that I decided to take a look at it anyway.

For those of you who don't know, in World of Warcraft gold is so much more meaningful than it ever was in yesterday's RPG's.

From that low level character struggling to put together decent basic kit to the seasoned veteran trying to get that Epic Flying Mount, everybody who plays World of Warcraft needs gold.

In the RPG's of old, your only choice if you needed gold was to find a recurring encounter that was easily winnable and farm it over and over. Even in World of Warcraft there's some of this, but with the incredible size of the world, it's more important than any other game to know exactly where to find these 'easy' encounters. Also, with the added danger of PVP play you need to constantly look over your shoulder in case there's a 27th level Rogue just waiting to spring out of the woodwork and eat your 10th level Hunter for lunch so having a 'secret' spot to farm is super important.

One of the greatest thing about the gold-secrets guide is that it gives you strategies to make the most of the auction house. This is one of the things that sets World of Warcraft apart in terms of realism. In old RPG's, you collected stuff and took it to programmed merchants. Your options were pretty much accept their prices or get nothing. The auction house enables you to make a profit from other players who are looking for a specific item you happen to have. The flip side of this coin is that knowing all the techniques in the gold-secrets guide lets you have extra gold to buy that extra-rare item that has your mouth watering. If you just need a certain rare item to give you the perfect kit, having all the extra gold lets you make other players offers they just can't refuse for the item.

As important as gold is in WOW, a player would be crazy not to get the gold-secrets guide and learn to make as much gold in the least time possible.

Don't miss this opportunity and get gold-secrets guide at http://www.goldmakersecrets.info

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