Building on from my Initial Thoughts post (here), what has changed upon reaching the final moments of the game? Does it remain a cheap knockoff, riding on the back of God of War? Read more to see how I fared in the depths of Dante’s Hell.
Category: Games, Movies & TV
Heavy Rain is a game I have been loosely following for a while after it was first annouced, but then go more and more interested in as time went on. It was finally released in the week just gone, and I had my copy delivered two days ago. So far I have played for about 2-3 hours (or there abouts), so what do I think?
Whoa! What a long strange trip it has been! One that has been long awaited. Mass Effect 2, developed by Bioware and produced by EA, is the midpoint of their epic trilogy which pits Commander Shepard, of the Human race which has been floundering on the galactic scale after discovering other sentient life and civilisations with years of entangled history and politics, against the Reapers, an extra-galactic ancient threat.
Dollhouse was the brainchild of Joss Whedon, also known for Buffy, Angel and Firefly among other things. Season 2 ended a while ago, but I only just finished watching it, and boy what a ride!
For a hyper violent game based on a literary masterpiece such as The Divine Comedy, Dante’s Inferno was always going to be an “interesting” game. I have played the first level and a half, having entered the first circle of hell. Read more for my impressions.
Ok, so Mass Effect 2, eh? The game that I and many others have been waiting a long time for. Was it worth the wait? For the full conclusive answer, we will have to wait until I have at least completed one playthrough! Until then however, my initial thoughts are after the break 
This will be a pretty short update, but in between other things, I recently picked up Bayonetta on the Xbox 360. Once you get past the overly sexy and provocative shell (of which there is an interesting discussion *here*) there is a remarkably solid and fun game!
We have now come to the end of David Tennants reign as The Doctor. His final outing, titled End of Time, aired over the holidays in two parts on Christmas Day and New Years Day. What did I think? Well you are going to have to click Read More to find out! (spoilers ahoy!)
Due to the overall Christmas rush I didn’t manage to squeeze in any Sunday Movies in the weekend just gone. I did however, make a trip to the cinema last night to see Avatar. Not the ultra cool 3D Imax version, but I might attempt to rectify that in the coming month or so…
The latest series focusing on everyone’s favourite serial killer has come to a close. At twelve episodes long (as is every other Dexter series) it is just the right length to explore the story without getting lost or bogged down in filler episodes that have nothing to do with the main plot. I shall try to keep spoilers to a minimum, but no guarantees – you have been warned!