Robot Alchemic Drive - I got this after seeing CGR's review, it's a very unique giant robot sim-like game, you control the robots legs with R1 and L1 and it's arms with the analogs, and you see everything from the eyes of your human character controlling the robot with a remote control, so you have to position your human in a good place to get a good view of the action while at the same time being safe from harm. You can choose from 3 different characters, and you have 3 different robots, each with unique features. You can also upgrade your robots and your humans equipment. The english voice acting is horrible to the point it's entertaining. Graphics are dated, but if you're tolerant to cheap looking games, you'll probably end up loving the charm this game has.

Disaster Report/Raw Danger - Survival game, not survival horror, SURVIVAL. Against mother nature herself. One game puts you in a huge earthquake scene, the other a huge flood, both look pretty cheap, but the gameplay is very fun, you have to keep your character warm/hydrated, and escape from various natural disastors and scavange anything you can that can help you survive. In Raw Danger you play as 5 or 6 different characters with seperate storylines that eventually cross paths, and the choices you make in one will affect what happens in the next.

Haunting Ground - Not as much underrated as overlooked, but you should really look out for this game. Similar to Clock Tower, you have to hide from your enemies instead of killing them, and you have a canine companion to help you out solve puzzles and distract enemies, your relationship with the dog will affect how obediant he is to you. Very good game.

Jak & Daxter The Lost Frontier - Usually disregarded when talking about the Jak & Daxter series, but it's definetly not a bad game, it has a very different art direction which can take some time to sink in, and it focuses more on the dog fights than on the platforming, but I thought it was still a good game in the series. Definetly pick up if you're a fan of the series and enjoy dogfights/plane customizing.

Battle Stadium D.O.N - Super Smash Bros. clone? Yes. Do it make it not worth checking out? Not if your a fan of DBZ, One Piece or Naruto. Very fun game, I play it alot with my father actually, he also enjoys it. So yeah, it's basically Super Smash Bros, with anime characters, but instead of percentages you have this bar on the top, and it's sort of "pushing battle", the more you hit characters, the more your icon pushes the others to the other end, eventually you win when all icons are on the other end, or when the time is up.

Blood Will Tell - Hack n' Slash game about a guy that had 48 body parts stolen from him by demons as a baby, and now has a mostly artificial body, he sets on a quest to regain all his body parts, and eventually you're joined with a kid thief that helps you out in your adventures. Very cool storyline, you go through various places and in each place something is going on, and you have to help people out and kill demons to get your body parts back. You can different stuff with each body part (like if I'm not mistaken, when you regain your stomach, eating food regains more health, or something alon the lines of that). Doing the main story won't get you all body parts though, you'll have to revisit certain places and look for hidden places where demons can be hiding to regain all the body parts, once you get all 48 you get a true ending.

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