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So, I've written some reviews for an as-yet relatively small blogspot page with my friend. I was just wondering if anyone here could maybe look over some of mine and tell me what you think. I'm asking for a critique here, so please go ahead and say what you want... so long as it's constructive etc. I shouldn't really have to say this.

As I'm not really here to discuss the games themselves, I was considering posting this in Literature, but saw the rules saying 'no game reviews' and thought it was probably best to post it here... I suppose a discussion of the games is probably unavoidable, anyway, but I'm primarily here for help on my writing.  :)

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Hah, I did these a while ago, now. I'm not as enthusiastic about videogame reviewing or anything anymore. I think I'll remove them. I wish this spamming-type-account person hadn't revived the topic.  :sweat:
Last Edit: November 10, 2009, 12:30:43 am by Eike
Notes on the Second Mellynd War - A game what I made.

Sturdy-Looking Gramophone - The Notes on the Second Mellynd War devlog.
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Before this review continues, can I just say: Ragnar is the fucking man. Seriously. He’s the MAN who put the ‘man’ in… in really really goddamn manly.

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you're very welcome, you're doing a bang-up job, sir


also

A lot of it (Ragnar Ragnar Ragnar) isn't really as funny as I once thought, is it?
Ahh, sorry about that. Might actually take all that out if I do a revision. :laugh:
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Notes on the Second Mellynd War - A game what I made.

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One hundred years since Medeus was slain and the Kingdom Altea founded on the continent of Akaneia, Medeus is back, and it falls to exiled prince Marth to save the kingdom from ruin. Success for Marth and his comrades rests on finding his father's sacred sword, Falchion, and the Fire Emblem. Only when these are united in Marth's hands will he be able to destroy Medeus once and for all and win back the kingdom of Altea.

Turn-based gameplay challenges the player's strategic thinking, with the nature of the terrain, the strength of enemy forces and the positioning of your own units all needing careful consideration. The Nintendo DS's Touch Screen enables quick placement of units, and the game boasts polished graphics that make the best use of the DS system.

Using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, players can battle over the Internet or against one another in the same room, using their own characters - with their own special skills and experience. These battles can be enjoyed even more by using the Voice Chat feature during battle. Playing over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection also offers access to a special armoury where players can buy special items that allow them to gain a new class of character and also sell weapons to make money.

Become a legend and save the kingdom in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon.
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