Battle Princess of Arcadias review for PS3
Battle Princess of Arcadias may look like a rainbow vomiting up sunshine and sparkles all over a flash game, but it’s actually a whole lot deeper than that.
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Battle Princess of Arcadias may look like a rainbow vomiting up sunshine and sparkles all over a flash game, but it’s actually a whole lot deeper than that.
I bet you’re looking for a game based on a movie.
More accurate title: 1001 spikes and arrows and pits and fire-breathing statues and crumbling platforms and…well, you get the picture.
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