I really like the Monster Hunter series. In its early days it was a totally unique experience for me. Where most games would have you button bashing your way through combat, Monster Hunter took a much more methodic approach. It was about learning tells, strategy and making the most of narrow windows of opportunity. It taught me a patience in playing video games I never knew could exist before. Despite the games have always been incredibly popular in Japan, interest was always tentative at best here in the west. It wasn’t untill the games made the jump to Nintendo and Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate came out that I think it really started to become somthing people knew about.
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Pokemon Sun and Moon: Hopes and expectations
In January of 2013 I wrote an article listing features and changes to the established series I’d like to see in the then recently announced Pokemon X & Y. A lot of the things I listed came true in some form or another, while others were conspicuously absent. In hindsight X and Y were still fantastic continuations of the series, taking it to the obvious and inevitable next level on the 3DS.
With the recent announcement of Pokemon Sun and Moon, what we’re all expecting to be the 7th generation of Pokemon games, I have a whole new slew of hopes and expectations for the new games, some of them build on the surprises given to us by the last games, other based on the few failings of them. Continue reading “Pokemon Sun and Moon: Hopes and expectations”
Wooderon Games of the Year 2015: #6
I don’t think I saw my previous entry on any other game of the year list posted anywhere online. You might think I have bad taste in games, who knows. But if you’re reading then then youmust have come back for the Christmas day special to find out what I’ve put on number six on my list of games of the year.
Don’t hate if it isn’t want you expected. It’s all opinion remember, I mean feel free to tell me why I’m wrong, or tell me your top 10 games. It’s always interesting to see what people think. So I’m going to recap again and then get to the number six entry.
Also, Happy Christmas Everyone!
#7 Dragonball XenoVerse Continue reading “Wooderon Games of the Year 2015: #6”
A Richard Wood Text Adventure 