Ghostbusters (UMD Mini For PSP)
Ghostbusters (UMD Mini For PSP)
Ghostbusters PSP UMD Movie
Customer Review: Something strange !
This was one of my favorites when I was young and I can’t wait to see it again ! Plus it has that cool song in it “Who you gonna call ? Ghostbusters !
Customer Review: Edited.
I’ve probably watched Ghostbusters fifty or sixty times since I was seven years old. I know the movie word-for-word and scene-for-scene. It’s edited, ostensibly for length.
If this bothers you, avoid this disc. If it doesn’t, enjoy a classic comedy on the go.
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Xploder HD Movie Media Pack (PS3 / PSP) 
List Price: ?39.99
Amazon Price: ?29.99
Conflict: Denied Ops (PS3) 
List Price: ?49.99
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Genji: Days of the Blade (PS3) 
List Price: ?39.99
Amazon Price: ?29.98
Used Price: ?11.50
Customer Review: Average in every way
While not being overly good in any respect, Genji is simultaneously not overly bad in any area either, but the whole thing is still a little unsatisfying. It plays just like it’s predecessor, but with the ‘Kamui’ mode changed and, in my opinion, made a lot worse. It’s a straightforward fighting game with minor exploration elements to it and some decent ideas such as instant switching between characters and weapons on the fly, something all games of this type should offer in future I believe. It’s fun, but not overly so, and one of the characters(Shizuka) is actually rather annoying to play as. The visuals betray this game’s origins as a PS2 game upscaled to PS3 standard, with a fixed camera you can’t change(Did Onimusha Dawn of Dreams teach us nothing?) and some rather uninspired visual detail mixed in with some very pleasing visual effects in places. It looks okay, but not great by any means. Though I will give it that it runs incredibly quickly and smoothly, even with huge numbers of enemies on screen. A very average game that plays way too much like it’s predecessor but somehow isn’t as much fun. It’s worth a look of you can get it on the cheap, but at full price? Avoid.
Customer Review: Genji:Days of the Blade
Having purchased the PS3 only very, very recently i didn’t know what to expect. Genji, i’m happy to say is a game worthy of getting. Although it is inevitably a hack n slash game there are more refined points to it. I believe that Genji mirrors Oblivion in terms of environment as everything is beautifully created. There are unlockables available which i shan’t mention so as not to spoil it for the gamers out there which adds to playability/gameplay. A disappointing point would have to be the combat system. Though moves are again beautifully and gracefully produced, smooth and pretty life like with no jumping or glitching, there seems to be no system. A system that rivals that of maybe Devil May Cry 1 + 3 would push this game up to 5 stars easily. Unfortunately you end up repeating the same combo over and over, though this can be changed with a quick flick of the analog stick either forwards or to the side. This game is challenging, make no mistake and very addictive. There is plenty that goes on in the world of Genji to keep you occupied. Enemies do respawn at many points throughout levels. Though it is a hack n slash game there are times where tactics have to be implemented, down to the best character to do the job, and in particular inflicting damage on the stronger oppponents like the juggernauts. There are many different pickups and the character enhancing system is pretty good. However you can only increase the damage done by the weapons and as far as I can see can’t get new moves. I would say that this game is well worth a go, maybe it’s a better idea to rent it first as there are a fair few gamers out there who wouldn’t like the hack n slash gameplay. Yes it does sometimes seem like a button mashing exercise but there are finer points which can be enjoyed by the most cynical of gamers. Give it a go!
Ghostbusters (UMD Mini For PSP) Ghostbusters PSP UMD Movie
Customer Review: Something strange !
This was one of my favorites when I was young and I can’t wait to see it again ! Plus it has that cool song in it “Who you gonna call ? Ghostbusters !
Customer Review: Edited.
I’ve probably watched Ghostbusters fifty or sixty times since I was seven years old. I know the movie word-for-word and scene-for-scene. It’s edited, ostensibly for length.
If this bothers you, avoid this disc. If it doesn’t, enjoy a classic comedy on the go.
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