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A “cornucopia of debauchery” will soon be arriving on the Xbox 360. That’s how Aksys Games has chosen to describe Record of Agarest War, the strategy RPG that’s also slated to be released on the PlayStation 3.
“In truth, we had Record of Agarest War ready to go up on the PlayStation Network months ago,” Aksys editor Ben Bateman began in the official press release. From there, his comments got a bit strange.
“But when a haggard man emerged from a ball of crackling energy that materialized outside our office with dire warnings from a dark future, we decided to reconsider. As it turns out, a PlayStation Network-exclusive release of Agarest was – or rather, would have been – the catalyst for World War III. The gaming community was torn apart – literally – by this apparent favoritism, and from that schism poured the infinite minions of Satan himself, the Lord of Lies.”
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A “cornucopia of debauchery” will soon be arriving on the Xbox 360. That’s how Aksys Games has chosen to describe Record of Agarest War, the strategy RPG that’s also slated to be released on the PlayStation 3.
“In truth, we had Record of Agarest War ready to go up on the PlayStation Network months ago,” Aksys editor Ben Bateman began in the official press release. From there, his comments got a bit strange.
“But when a haggard man emerged from a ball of crackling energy that materialized outside our office with dire warnings from a dark future, we decided to reconsider. As it turns out, a PlayStation Network-exclusive release of Agarest was – or rather, would have been – the catalyst for World War III. The gaming community was torn apart – literally – by this apparent favoritism, and from that schism poured the infinite minions of Satan himself, the Lord of Lies.”
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A “cornucopia of debauchery” will soon be arriving on the Xbox 360. That’s how Aksys Games has chosen to describe Record of Agarest War, the strategy RPG that’s also slated to be released on the PlayStation 3.
“In truth, we had Record of Agarest War ready to go up on the PlayStation Network months ago,” Aksys editor Ben Bateman began in the official press release. From there, his comments got a bit strange.
“But when a haggard man emerged from a ball of crackling energy that materialized outside our office with dire warnings from a dark future, we decided to reconsider. As it turns out, a PlayStation Network-exclusive release of Agarest was – or rather, would have been – the catalyst for World War III. The gaming community was torn apart – literally – by this apparent favoritism, and from that schism poured the infinite minions of Satan himself, the Lord of Lies.”
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A “cornucopia of debauchery” will soon be arriving on the Xbox 360. That’s how Aksys Games has chosen to describe Record of Agarest War, the strategy RPG that’s also slated to be released on the PlayStation 3.
“In truth, we had Record of Agarest War ready to go up on the PlayStation Network months ago,” Aksys editor Ben Bateman began in the official press release. From there, his comments got a bit strange.
“But when a haggard man emerged from a ball of crackling energy that materialized outside our office with dire warnings from a dark future, we decided to reconsider. As it turns out, a PlayStation Network-exclusive release of Agarest was – or rather, would have been – the catalyst for World War III. The gaming community was torn apart – literally – by this apparent favoritism, and from that schism poured the infinite minions of Satan himself, the Lord of Lies.”
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We didn’t get to see any starship interiors during our recent preview of Star Trek Online, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist. According to Yahoo, Star Trek Online will launch with roughly twenty bridges, with many of them pulled from Star Trek’s most famous ships.
“We didn’t want to have interiors at launch,” said executive producer Craig Zinkievich.
“We thought it was just a little bit too much. We really wanted to make sure we delivered a really deep experience, but your bridge not being in the game, it really felt like a hole in the game, and it was just something that we had to put in.”
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According to this boxart, Monster Finder has received an unfortunate name-change for its North American release. In my opinion, it should be the other way around, or they shouldn’t change it at all.
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Maybe you have seen quite a few of these by now, but here is another. Share your thoughts in the comments or in the forums. In my opinion, I think they did a pretty good job of recreating the experience and the look of the original game.
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