Gaming Demotivational

Know what? I've decided I want to talk about what makes a game a masterpiece. Let's start.

Prime Example of a masterpiece:
Shadow of the Colossus is a game that grabs your corazón and doesn't let go. Every time tu down a colossus it actually makes tu feel guilty of slaughtering such a harmless, amazing beast, with help of slow-mo cutscenes of them hopelessly falling to the ground in pain. There's a clear amor between Wander and his horse, it's a true friendship that cannot be torn, and the fact that Wander would go through hell to save the woman he loves is proof that this game means something....

I had a dream... that gamers everywhere would realize that all consoles are equal (except the Wii, jk) and that separate consoles and exclusives mean nothing separately, but it only matters as a whole- gamers must unite into one almighty community and learn that just because tu buy one console doesn't mean tu must go on a campaign of comentarios saying that the PS3 has better exclusives than the 360 o that the 360 has a más refined online experience than the Wii o that the Wii's motion sensing controls are better than the PS3's. I don't see why we must fight, it would be wonderful to be able...

As the título says, this articulo is all about game reviews. Now, there are many different types of ways to review a game, and even más games to actually review. Whether if it's using a standard 1-10/1-5 estrella scale, o just por rambling on how much that certain game rules o drools (sorry, but I just HAD to that phrase). Everyone has their own opinion on certain video games.
But not everyone can agree on whether a game is good o bad. Like I dicho before, every gamer has their own opinion on a game they amor o hate. This makes it difficult for us to decide on what games to buy o rent. For...

I know this review is a tad late but I've had a lot of stuff to do :S

Fable 2 is a third-person, action RPG based in the word of Albion, which is similar (even geographically) to Britain. This instalment is set in the 1700s(ish), which kind of put me off at first. I loved the first Fable and the semi-medieval feel of it. Though it may differ graphically to Fable 1, Fable 2 is still a very colourful, beautiful world (except the people, they could do with some major face-lifts)

Story-wise, tu don't have to play the first game to get it, You'll find many libros and quests which will tell tu about...