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July 2015 - Page 2

Review: Spectrum: First Light (PC)

July 29, 2015
2D platformer/Indie/PC/PC Review/platformer/puzzle platformer/Reviews/Spectrum: First Light

1995’s Comix Zone on the Sega Genesis (or Megadrive) was a visually appealing and unique affair. Its bright colours, well-animated sprites and other refined miscellanea contributed to the aesthetics and feel of the artstyle it was emulating: comic books. With the action set within the pages of a typical comic…

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The Legend of Legacy confirmed for Europe, courtesy of NISA

July 29, 2015
JRPG/News/Nintendo 3DS/NISA/The Legend of Legacy

It’s being billed as an all-star new IP, and the good news is that The Legend of Legacy on the Nintendo 3DS has been confirmed for an European (and Australian) release, courtesy of NISA. The game, to be released in 2016, is the work of a real who’s who of…

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Review: Q.U.B.E: Director’s Cut (Sony PlayStation 4)

July 29, 2015
Indie/PlayStation 4/PS4 Review/Puzzle Game/Q.U.B.E: Director's Cut/Q.U.B.E./Reviews

Ever since Portal, I think it’s safe to say that the first-person puzzle genre has suffered. A lot of games have tried, often unsuccessfully, to do what Portal did, and that is to create a game that successfully combines strong puzzle elements with an interesting narrative. Q.U.B.E., or Quick Understanding…

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Trailer: Onechanbara Z2: Chaos has action and bikinis and things

July 29, 2015
News/NISA/onechanbara/Onechanbara Z2: Chaos/trailer/Trailers

Onechanbara is less than a month away in all regions of the world (finally!), and NISA has taken the opportunity to release a new trailer, which shows us a lot of action… and more than an eyeful of bikinis. This is the first extended look at the actual gameplay that…

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Retro Review: Suikoden III (Sony PlayStation 3)

July 29, 2015
JRPG/Konami/PlayStation 2/PlayStation 2 Classics/PS3 Review/Retro Reviews/Sony PlayStation 3/Suikoden III

There are many different RPG series over the years that have garnered rabid fan support. Arguably my favourite has been the Suikoden franchise. I spent so many hours with what seemed like an overwhelmingly large cast of characters, yet the stories almost always spoke to me on a more personal…

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Mafia III trailer coming during Gamescom

July 29, 2015
2K Australia/game announcement/Gamescom/Mafia 3/News/trailer

If you’ve missed being a gangster since finishing Mafia II, you’ll be happy (can gangsters feel happiness?) to know that the rumoured Mafia III really is coming. 2K will be showing off Mafia III to a select group of people at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany next week, but that’s not…

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Ubisoft releases interactive trailer for Rainbow Six: Siege

July 28, 2015
News/Rainbow Six/Rainbow Six: Siege/Tom Clancy/trailer/Ubisoft

We at Digitally Downloaded may tend to shy away from shooters such as those in the Rainbow Six franchise, but Ubisoft’s new trailer for Rainbow Six: Siege is pretty freaking cool. Steering away from the traditional trailer where the viewer sits idly by, there is a lot to look at…

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Square Enix announces Dragon Quest XI, coming to multiple platforms

July 28, 2015
3DS/Dragon Quest XI/game announcement/News/Nintendo/PlayStation 4/Sony/Square Enix

Square Enix has been bouncing its Dragon Quest franchise around for some time, which each game being exclusive to a console. Originally with Nintendo, Dragon Quest VII moved to PlayStation. Dragon Quest IX moved back to Nintendo. Now – for the first time – the iconic JRPG series is going…

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Review: Lost Dimension (Sony PlayStation 3)

July 28, 2015
Atlus/JRPG/Lost Dimension/PlayStation 3/PS3 Review/Reviews/Tactics RPG

When I started playing Lost Dimension, I thought I might find myself enjoying my time with it. It seemed it was setting itself to be a mix of Danganronpa-style game theory philosophy and tactical RPG, and that’s a kind of game that I will always have time for. As it…

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Review: Hatoful Boyfriend (Sony PlayStation 4)

July 28, 2015
comedy/comedy game/dating game/Devolver Digital/Hatoful Boyfriend/Indie/PlayStation 4/PS4 Review/Reviews/satire/visual novel

Hatoful Boyfriend is a visual novel/ dating game where you play as a human girl who goes to a school for the gifted. Gifted birds. Literally. Your classmates are pigeons and doves, and your job is to say the right things so that your chosen birdie falls in love with…

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