How could I not pick this up as soon as it came out? One of my most anticipated sequels, regardless of whether or not there was really a need for it.
A young gamer raised by young parents, only insuring I'd have something to play as soon as I could handle a controller. I've played them all, from the ColecoVision up through the current gen, skipping only a few along the way.
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Shadow of the Colossus
Assassin's Creed Series
Uncharted Series
Dragon Age: Origins
Bioshock Series
Mass Effect Series
A young gamer raised by young parents, only insuring I'd have something to play as soon as I could handle a controller. I've played them all, from the ColecoVision up through the current gen, skipping only a few along the way.
Heavy Rain
Final Fantasy XIII
Splinter Cell: Conviction
Yakuza 3
Metal Gear Solid: Rising
Fifa Soccer 10
Crackdown 2
Alan Wake
Halo: Reach
Ratchet and Clank Future: A Crack in Time
A young gamer raised by young parents, only insuring I'd have something to play as soon as I could handle a controller. I've played them all, from the ColecoVision up through the current gen, skipping only a few along the way.
For some, this will be the most exciting news of the rest of this year, maybe even the last few months. After a long period of rumors and hoping, Yakuza 3 is finally coming stateside. The game will not be dubbed in English, but will instead feature the original Japanese voice cast and be subtitled for our benefit.
The game has been critically acclaimed in the Japanese market, but many feared it would never make it over here because of lackluster sales of the last installment on this side of the Pacific. Apparently the fans were rabid enough to persuade Sega and Sony that this was not the case. And now, all you PS3 owners will be lucky enough to get a North American copy of Yakuza 3.
How could I not pick this up as soon as it came out? One of my most anticipated sequels, regardless of whether or not there was really a need for it.
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