Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part IV

Part IV of the Dissidia Level 1 Character Challenge!

Haven't updated the Character Challenge lately since I was busy trying to beat the Level 130 Feral Chaos with as many characters as possible :D

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part I, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part II, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part III, go here.

Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part III

Part III of the Dissidia Level 1 Character Challenge!

Haven't updated the Character Challenge lately since I was busy trying to beat the Level 130 Feral Chaos with as many characters as possible :D

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part I, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part II, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part IV go here.

Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part II

Part II of the Dissidia Level 1 Character Challenge!
Haven't updated the Character Challenge lately since I was busy trying to beat the Level 130 Feral Chaos with as many characters as possible :D

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part I, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part III, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part IV go here.

Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part I

See, I was browsing through GameFaqs one day and found an article that contained tips on how to grind for Experience, AP, KP, etc. Now in this article, there was also a build that revolves around the character being Level 1 having infinite assist + Iai strike (100%). An idea was formed. No, I think it was more like a challenge was issued with this build. Can you beat the Level 130 Feral Chaos that has 125k+ hp using only a Level 1 character? The challenge was issued, the stage was set. Time to get it on.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part II, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part III, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part IV go here.

Duodecim Dissidia 012: Final Fantasy

        The forces of harmony against the forces of discord. No this is no longer the demo that was posted here last January, this is the real deal. The original Dissidia focused on the 13th and final war. Dissidia hinted that the warriors of Cosmos lost against the warriors of Chaos during the 12th war. Exactly how did the warriors of Cosmos lose the 12th war? Let's find out.

No Heroes Allowed!

To be honest I don't know how to classify this game into a genre. It can be Real Time Strategy, Simulation, Action or even RPG (gamefaqs lists this as an RPG).

No Heroes Allowed is the third installment of this strange series. Along with What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord!? and What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord!? 2, No Heroes Allowed is about you, the God of destruction, helping the overlord Badman conquer the world one dungeon at a time. 

Lord of Arcana!

"A warrior from an unknown land was able to conquer this country in nine days..."

       Fast forward to now, that warrior is long gone. Many have tried to step up to take his place and failed. Now it's your turn. Could you become the Lord of Arcana?

Into the Vault again! Half-Minute Hero!

            If you have 30 seconds left before the end of the world, what will you do? Why save the world of course! Oh then you get your rear side whooped and you're defeated. 30 seconds ain't enough eh? Not to worry, believe it or not, time is on your side! 

         

Zettai Hero Project! Unlosing Ranger vs Darkdeath Evilman!

              From the makers of Disgaea comes another weird, wacky and witty game. This game is none other than... (inhales) Zettai Hero Project: Unlosing Ranger vs Darkdeath Evilman! (phew! let's just call it ZHP!)

Into the Vault!

         Since I don't have any new games at hand. I think I'll wind back time and review some of the games I have played.

         This little game known as Disgaea 2 can be compared to the highly popular Final Fantasy Tactics series. The difference? Well... Let's imagine Final Fantasy Tactics is a lime (wait.. what?), I said imagine. You got that in mind? Good. If that's what Final Fantasy Tactics is like, then Disgaea 2 is a lime injected with steroids and a tinge of Nitrous oxide (laughing gas). This isn't to underappreciate what Final Fantasy Tactics have brought into the Strategic Role Playing games (S-RPG) genre though. This is simply a review to revel in what the Disgaea franchise was able to achieve even WITH Final Fantasy Tactics in the same genre. 

Duodecim 012 Dissidia Prologus

UPDATE: For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Final Fantasy full game review, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part II, go here.

               For the Duodecim Dissidia 012: Level 1 Challenge Part III, go here.

           The clash of good and evil will begin again... Yes yes, I know this review is about another demo but just like Patapon 3, I'm really excited for this game! Chances are you might have guessed what game I'm going to be reviewing today (and just in case you haven't, don't worry, you'll find out). Yeah, it's Duodecim 012 Dissidia. Dissidia and even Duodecim takes its roots from Final Fantasy (The first one that was supposed to be the last one but then it wasn't?... yeah, i know). After taking root from Final Fantasy, it branches out and takes two characters (in Dissidia, it was the main hero and the main villain) from the games Final Fantasy to Final Fantasy X and puts them in a no-holds barred throw-down. But since this is Square Enix, the company that focused on RPG, there are also RPG elements in Duodecim.

SALUTATIONS!

yeah... how stupid of me to forget. soooo.... 


Welcome one and all! 


Seeing that I have nothing better to do except play games, I have decided to review the games that I have already played. PSP games to be exact. And well, maybe I can put in some other topics like manga and stuff. But as of now, PSP game reviews would be my focus. 


Also, I apparently introduced myself AFTER I posted a review >.<

Pata-pata-pata-pon!!

           Our favorite humanoid tribe returns on March, 2011 for Patapon 3. During the end of Patapon 2 we see a treasure chest that hasn't been opened yet. Well... now we know what was inside that treasure chest. 7 evil generals have escaped from the treasure chest and turned all of the patapon army into stone. Is it the end of our favorite humanoid army? I think not! As luck would have it, along with the 7 evil generals that were freed was a silver Hoshipon (a star like creature) who returns Hero Patapon to normal. Normal you say? Let's just say he got a massive powerup from the almighty and the patapon spirit that the player chooses from the beginning (now he's a SUPERhero Patapon... no seriously). Too much info? Spoiler alert? Sorry 'bout that. let's move on.