Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2 Review

Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk2 brings RPGs to a different direction with game consoles and internet meme references. Do note that Mk2 is not a sequel from the first game, it is set in an alternate timeline where the CPU's younger sisters will take the center stage. This is a low-budget title so don't expect high presentation scores like Final Fantasy. Sadly, this is the kind of game that is underrated towards western gamers. What the goodness! A review of this game must be done!

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Ice Inferno Video Review & Contents

Pangya's new 18th course has arrived on the Korean and Japanese server on February 9th. This will be a video review explaining my thoughts of Ice Inferno on the Korean server. I haven't had any experiences making a video review before so I do hope this will turn out well.

Global server will receive this course on next week's update on February 15th.

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Wiz City Review

Pangya's new 17th course Wiz City has finally arrived on Korean servers October 25th, 2011. The difficulty level is rated 2-stars for this course. Other official release dates for Thailand server will be on October 26th, Japan on October 27th, and Global on November 9th.

(This review is based from the Korean server. Details of the review may differ from other servers such as names, item rewards, and much more.)

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Features

Magic Carpet

When your comet ball bounces on top of the carpet, the ball will continue to bounce until it reaches solid ground. Within the carpet's path contains both PP Coins and Spin Cube that you can collect. However, there's a chance where if it bounces too much, it'll eventually start to roll instead and come to a complete stop. The ball property will be 95% when shooting from the Magic Carpet spot.

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Atelier Totori Review

Once I got my hands on Atelier Totori, my social life was pretty much bleak at this point. Everything that I wanted from a JRPG was in my possession that I devoted most of my time on the game. My first Atelier game was the first one that was released for the Playstation 2, so I was still fairly new to the series.

Actually, it was thanks to Totori that got me into their Playstation 3 lineup when it was released last year for the Japanese version. After giving Atelier Rorona a try this year, I was instantly hooked. So I was highly looking forward to Totori's release date with much anticipation, and the next sequel delivered it a whole lot better than the first game with so many vast improvements.

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Atelier Rorona Review

I'm waiting in anticipation for the NA release of Atelier Totori coming this fall. While I'm waiting, I figured I should try out the first Atelier game for the PS3 (Rorona) so I can become familiar with the story and alchemy system. To my surprise, I didn't expect to get hooked into the game.

The main core is crafting various items in the game. You can submit these crafted items for your daily assignments, quests, or use them yourself

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Pangya United Review

Pangya United has arrived on all four available servers on April 2011.

Let's think for a minute on why they choose "United" for their next title. There are a total of four Pangya servers located in Korea, Thailand, Japan, and North America known as Global servers provided for players around the world. Each server has their own amount of contents that works for their schedule. Recently, it looks like Ntreev has been focused

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Alicia Review

After playing around with Ntreev's new racing game, I think I grasped enough experience to make a review on it. During the end of 2009 and during 2010, players could try out the game that was either closed or open beta. Alicia's horse racing MMO may sound cheesy at first, but this game cannot be judged by first impressions. You just have to play the game to see it for yourself.

The Rider
Once you sign-in from the website for the first time, you'll be treated with a character creation screen to pick your name, gender, eyes, mouth, body size, and voice. After that, you are ready to play the game. Your character will gain experience points as you play and it'll be used to unlock a variety of things.

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Ar Tonelico Qoga Review

It may not look like it, but Ar Tonelico Qoga for the Playstation 3 is a deep game than it appears to be. It was released in North America on March 15, 2011 and I just finished the main story. Qoga has those old RPG elements that I can give one example of. There are times when the game doesn't provide much hint on how to progress in the story where you have to roam around. That kind of experience was very nostalgic since present RPGs are pretty straightforward.

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Hyperdimension Neptunia Review

Hyperdimension Neptunia is a Japanese RPG exclusive on the Playstation 3 system. You are in the world known as Gamindustri that was spilt into four different regions: Planeptune, Leanbox, Lowee, and Lastation. Each of the regions are protected by four goddesses. An accident happened where the console wars wages out and knocked the goddess of Neptune out that made her forget her memories. You control Neptune on a quest to find Histoire that contains all the information about the world. the monster threats and find out why the goddesses hate Neptune so much. Developed by Idea Factory and published by NIS America (Compile Heart/JP)

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Catherine Semi-Review

Thought I'd share my experience with Atlus Persona team newest game: Catherine. When I first started the game up, I just wanted to see how it was like, but I ended up finishing the story all the way through. You control Vincent Brooks who is struggling with his relationship between two girls. You spend time with his friends at the Stray Sheep bar having a conversation, but the main gameplay takes place in his nightmarish dream where death becomes reality. Not only must he survive his nightmares, but also make a decision between Catherine and Katherine. Only you can control his fate and decision that will affect the outcome of the story.

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Golden Sun: Dark Dawn Review

Golden Sun is finally back after a seven years break from the Game Boy Advance. The time setting of Dark Dawn takes place 30 years after the GBA title where you take control of Issac's son, Matthew to be the next silent and main protagonist of Dark Dawn. There will be some familiar names that you'll come across if you played the previous Golden Sun series. You'll also team up with the descendants of the previous game's heroes as well as new Characters on your adventures.

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Pangya World Championship 2011 Review

The 2011 Pangya World Championship has come to an end. Players from around the world gave it their best effort in front of a live audience. The tension was immense, our eyes were clued to the screen, and the excitement was soaring to make this a memorable experience to us all. The championship will determine who will triumph and walk away with the prize money. The event was held at Akiba Square in Tokyo, Japan. After hearing a few words from the president of Ntreevsoft, Jun Young Kim, the Pangya World Championship will begin!

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Prinny 2 Review

After completing the first Prinny game on the PSP, I was ready to take on their second game that came out this month. In the first game, they had to find the ingredients to make the ultra dessert, and now someone stole Etna's... panties. I am proud to say that I've beaten both of these games and it was no easy task. But in the end, it felt like an accomplishment as a gamer to challenge myself on how much I've improved. I usually don't play difficult games, but thanks to the charming Characters from Disgaea, I was able to immerse myself in their fantasy world.

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ATH-SQ5 Review

After the long wait for my late Christmas present, I finally received my ATH-SQ5 headphones in the mail today. These headphones are made by the popular Audio-Technica company located in Japan. After listening to it for a couple of hours, I'm pleased with my first high quality headphones I've ever owned. Read further on my review below. This review is from someone who never owned a nice quality headphones before so expect to see lots surprising reactions from me.

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