ZeroAnd09

February 01: Rhythm Party  (360) February 03: Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle  (PS3, PC, Wii, DS) NeverDead  (PS3, 360) February 07: Kingdom of Amalur: Reckoning  (PS3, PC, 360) The Darkness 2  (PS3, 360) Combat Wings: The great Battles of WWII  (PS3, 360, PC) Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations  (360, PS3) Inversion  (PC) Resident Evil Revelations  (3DS) Crusader Kings 2  (PC) February 14: Mario and Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games  (3DS) UFC Undisputed 3  (PS3, 360) SSX  (PS3, 360) Twisted Metal X  (PS3) Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom  (PSP) Jagged Alliance: Back in Action  (PC) February 15: W.A.R.P.  (360) Alan Wake: American Nightmare  (360) I am Alive  (PS3) February 21: Asura's Wrath  (360) Syndicate  (360, PS3, PC) February 28: Black Knight Sword  (360, PS3) Binary Domain  (360, PS3) Mortal Kombat...

My review of Repulse is up at www.gamingclimax.com .

The more Resident Evil moves into the action genre, the less interested I am.  They showed true potential with the Lost in Nightmares DLC for RE5.  I'm still hoping that they'll move back to their roots.

My review of Lucent Heart is up at www.gamingclimax.com .

If you’ve read any of my reviews, you’ll have noticed that I don’t use a numerical rating system like many other gaming sites.  You may be asking yourself why that is.  The biggest names in gaming all use a numerical rating.  Most will break a review down into the individual aspects, graphics, sounds, control, etc.  Each of these categories will get an individual score, usually from 1 to 10.  These scores will be averaged together at the end of the review, thus giving the game its final score.  It’s a bland, unoriginal rating system that is far too popular. I believe that a game can’t be confined to a numerical value.  Playing a game is a unique experience that ends up being something different for everyone.  A review should be a recollection of that experience.  It should be fair and unbiased of course, but in the end, a game isn’t a number.  A game is a work of art and should be treated as such. Once a reviewer strips away what ...

Rusty Hearts is a free-to-play MMORPG developed by Stairway Games and published by Perfect World Entertainment.  The game had entered a closed beta on July 27, 2011 and was finally launched on September 13, 2011.  Rusty Hearts is a very story driven game that follows four characters in their quest to vanquish Count Vlad.  It has a very unique style and promises an equally unique experience.  Will this newcomer to an already overcrowded genre truly bring something special to the table or will it fall by the wayside like so many others?