This is one of the games i am really looking forward to the next gen. Being a big racing game fan, it's something interesting about Driveclub that appeals to me. The social aspect of this is something already attempted in Forza and Need for Speed, but hasn't been completely succesful as of yet. This is something that really interest me in how they can use the potential. The game also looks really good and i hope it's as good as i think it is.

Watch_Dogs:

Watch_Dogs has an interesting open world concept. Making it a realistic story about hackers and crime. It seems like an interesting approach to a game, and it also looks like a next gen game. It also seems to give the player a big sandbox game to explore.

Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag:

Even after the mixed bag that was Assassin's Creed 3, i am still looking forward to the new setting and what they can bring to use with the new gen. I also hope they go back to the formula what made the earlier games so good

The Crew:

This looks like a new take on racing and social gaming. It looks interesting and i am interested the depth of the game and what options you have in this. 

Battlefield 4:

Battlefield 4 looks really good with the new engine. Bigger maps, biggers scale and just more awesomeness. It looks like something the next gen consoles can really take advantage of. It looks amazing and i have been a Battlefield fan since the 1942 days.

Dragon Age 3: Inquisition:

This game is something i am really looking forward to. The series is something that stands close to my heart and has really been my favorite RPG with the Final Fantasy games. I hope they can really show us something special.

Star Wars: Battlefront:

I am so looking forward to this game, this is the game i am looking forward to the most. There have been doubts and whispers this ever being made. But it is! I hope it's as good as my expectations are for it.

Final Fantasy 15:

I hope this is also as good as the trailer and expectations are for this game. It's been a long time since we have seen anything. But it does look like it has potential and looks great.

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Now that is out of the way, I want to say that Microsoft will be a no show at E3 next year. Since they are going to be closing down their business after 3 to 4 months of the Xbox1 being sold to the public. After that they will finally realize that everything is too late. Hell I should even be in the board room when decisions like this are being made. I have predicted a lot of companies closing down in my country and I'm always 100% correct. Never was I wrong. Now I'm saying that Microsoft (Xbox1) will be closing down Seriously as someone who learns about business, Microsoft strategy is going the wrong way.

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Journey is a game that does so much with so little. It's mechanically simple, all you do is walk and jump. Yet, never has a game made the simple act of walking around its vast landscape such a joy as Journey. Whether you're intently climbing a dune of sand or playfully sliding it down, floating up strands of fabric, dangling in the wind or swimming through a sea of light. It's amazing how often I found myself actively thinking just how fun moving was in this game.

Without any lines of dialog and nothing but a few engraved murals and visions of a civilization long gone, Journey also managed to touch me deeply with its story. Its themes leave room for interpretation, yet they aren't not vague enough to be confusing or shallow. The tale of a once great society running out of whatever godly or earthly resource they had once discovered serves as a warning to our own lavish ways, yet there is a deeper meaning to what the game and your hooded character represents. Is it a metaphor for the cycle we all pass through in our lives? A symbol of hope? A little nudge to make us appreciate the beautiful things we might take for granted in this world? It can be whatever you want it to be.

When I first played Journey, it was a good week or two before release and I played it a number of times before it was officially available. The downside was not having experienced its sublime integration of multiplayer yet, that connects you to other people more strongly than any voice chat or squad mechanic ever could. The moment you first realize that another player has joined you is a magical experience and the desperation felt when you lose sight of your companion can be soulcrushing.

When I finished the game for the first time with a companion at my side and the game tells you the name of the people you met along the road, I immediately sent that person a message, telling him how much I enjoyed his company. Today, on Christmas day, I played through the game again, and for the larger part of it, I managed to stick with another traveler. I again felt how we silently forged a bond, how there seemed to be a deep understanding of what each other wanted to do. At the very end, I had suddenly lost track of him or her, and I panicked, not knowing if I should wait for my friend to catch up or if I had been the one who had fallen behind. I couldn't find him.

At the very end, just below the final ascent, I stopped to soak in the beauty of the game one last time, when I suddenly heard a chirping behind me. I felt genuine relief and happiness and after we ascended into the blinding light and the credits had rolled, I received a PSN message, thanking me for the company and wishing me a Happy Holiday.

This is that playthrough

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Ever since the release of Dynasty Warriors: Gundam, I have thought this would be the perfect format for a Power Rangers game. And with Namco Bandi being the publisher of the series, it fits, right?

For example, maybe you could have a numerous amount of the fodder enemies from many Seasons. Such as the Putties/Tenga Warriors (Mighty Morphin), Cogs (Zeo), Piranhatrons (Turbo), Kelzaks (Ninja Storm), Tyrannodrones (Dino Thunder), Krybots (S.P.D.), Hidiacs/Styxoids (Mystic Force), Chillers/Lava Lizards (Operation Overdrive), Rinshi (Jungle Fury) etc.

So, just like how the Gundam games have their own fodder enemies, these different 'foot soldier' enemies from the many Seasons would be the fodder enemies of this game. You would be able to choose any Ranger from the 17 Seasons (From MM-RPM). As for the end boss of an area, it would obviously be a main baddie from an episode of one of the Seasons. You'd kill him once and then maybe go into a Zord battle after that? Maybe it would be similar to using a Gundam on the other games, except a tad slower.

And maybe there could be a special mode where you could play as the villains: Rita Repulsa, Lord Zedd, Ivan Ooze, Machine King, Divatox, Astronema, Trakeena, Queen Bansheera, Ransik, Master Org, Lothor, Mesogog, Emperor Gruumm, Octomus the Master, Flurious, Dai Shi, and Venjix.

I have so many good ideas! I really wish there was a GOOD Power Rangers game, and I think this format would undoubtedly be the best.

Not many follow my blogs, but if there are any readers, please, give me your thoughts.

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Information Update 06-10-2011

Quest System

I have added a Quest System to the game that will allow the players to gain more experience, and to guide them through the game, and additional side quests.

This script was written by Modern Algebra (http://www.rpgrevolution.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=20153)

Game So Far

Locations: Progress:

Freelands In Progress

Tomb of Nekith Complete

Caverns Complete

Village of Dalm In Progress

Broken Bridge Complete

Dead Forest Opening In Progress

So far, six areas are complete, appearance wise, however events are still in progress. So far the final quest of the Village of Dalm is in progress, but it shall have a strange impact on the game to come.

Scripts In Use

Quest by Modern Algebra

Fade Battle End by Kylock

Battle Result Window by Woratana

Item Stat Shop by CR4200

Skill Equipment by Shanghai

Neo Save Systemby Woratana

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