Fallen Legion: Flames of Rebellion review for PS4, PS Vita
I can’t believe it’s not Vanillaware!
I can’t believe it’s not Vanillaware!
For those times when you want to play something but not have to do anything.
By turns terrifying and terrifyingly dull.
Third time’s a charm for 10tons and twin-stick shooters.
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Is it tower defence? Is it block-matching? It’s both… and it’s not that good.
Just your typical teenage love story where the protagonist dies thirty seconds in.
Sometimes a generic-looking RPG is just that.
It’s a super-hard shmup. That’s literally all there is to say about Super Hydorah.
Platform: PS Vita Also On: PS4 Publisher: InXile Entertainment Developer: InXile Entertainment Medium: Digital Players: 1 Online: No ESRB: T Given that The Bard?s Tale originally came out on PS2 and the original Xbox back in 2004, it shouldn?t come as a surprise to anyone that the game is showing its age a decade and…
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