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dimm · 5 фев 2014

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Donkey Kong TF - 9.25
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Famitsu: 35 (9/8/9/9)

Chakie · 6 фев 2014

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Game Informer
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Что то не могу найти ревью на Lords of Shadows 2, не поможете ссылкой, почитать хоть, что там да как.

Каин · 6 фев 2014

У меня нет, видимо, придётся купить журналку
Хотя вот выдержка

Claims nearly every attempt this game makes to "stray from its fundamental kill room formula ends in failure".

Reviewer loved the first game, said "Unfortunately this sequel is as fresh as a whiff of garlic breath".

Good new combat mechanics but enemies stun locking you out of combos from across the map while you fight with the camera.

Reviewer hates the modern setting, its filled with generic alley ways, factory levels.

Says there was one stealth segment that was the worst of its class. The more traditional Castlevania settings are better.

Says there is one great level with the toy maker, outside of that most of the game is just ground previously covered in the first game.

"This shambling monstrosity is composed of chunks from other, better games"

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Chakie · 6 фев 2014

Спасиб
Подождём остальных ревью

Каин · 12 фев 2014

Famitsu

Chou no Doku: Hana no Kusari Taishou Tsuyakoi Ibun (PSV) – 9/9/7/7 [32/40]

Kuroko no Basuke: Shouri e no Kiseki (3DS) – 8/8/8/8 [32/40]

Shin Koihime Musou: Otome Taisen Sangokushi Engi (PS3) – 7/7/7/6 [27/40]

Strider (PS3) – 9/8/8/9 [34/40]

Yakuza: Ishin (PS3) – 9/9/10/10 [38/40]

Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag (PS4) – 9/9/9/9 [36/40]

Call of Duty: Ghosts (PS4) – 9/9/9/9 [36/40]

Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends (PS4) – 9/10/9/9 [37/40]

Killzone: Shadow Fall (PS4) – 8/8/8/8 [32/40]

Knack (PS4) – 6/7/8/7 [28/40]

NBA 2K14 (PS4) – 9/9/9/9 [36/40]

Nobunaga’s Ambition: Creation (PS4) – 10/9/9/8 [36/40]

Resogun (PS4) – 9/8/9/7 [33/40]

Strider (PS4) – 9/8/8/9 [34/40]

Tomb Raider (PS4) – 9/9/9/10 [37/40]

Yakuza: Ishin (PS4) – 9/10/10/10 [39/40]

Каин · 12 фев 2014

LR:FF XIII
Gaming Age - B+
USGamer - 4/5
Eurogamer - 8/10
Joystiq - 4/5
Dualshockers - 8/10
X-One - 8/10
Play UK - 8/10
RPG Fan - 79/100
Vandal.net - 7.8/10
Destructoid - 7.5/10
Press Start - 7/10
GamesTM - 7/10
IGN - 7/10
GameInformer - 7/10
Digital Chumps - 7/10
Videogamer - 7/10
OXM - 7/10
GamesTM - 7/10
Gamekult - 7/10
Venture Beat - 65/100
Now Gamer - 6.5/10
LEVEL - 6/10
Game Trailers - 6/10
Gamer Escape - 6/10
Gameblog.fr - 3/5
RPG Site - 6/10
Polygon - 5.5/10
GameSpot - 5/10
Metro - 5/10
CVG - 5/10
EGM - 4.5/10
GamesRadar - 2.5/5
Rocket Chainsaw - 2.5/5
FF and More - 2.5/5
Game Revolution - 2/5

dimm · 12 фев 2014

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LR:FF XIII
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Да уж... Финалка докатилась до средней оценки в 6-7 баллов.

Каин · 13 фев 2014

EDGE
Reviews
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 [4]
Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze [7]
Banner Saga [8]
Broken Age: Act 1 [8]
Nidhogg [9]
Jazzpunk [9]
Octodad: Dadliest Catch [5]
The Castle Doctrine [6]

dimm · 13 фев 2014

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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 [4]
Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze [7]
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Уж да... Все хуже и хуже (

Каин · 13 фев 2014

Да вообще, хоть бы Dark Souls 2 ещё не просрали.

Каин · 14 фев 2014

The Last of Us: Left Behind

Eurogamer - 10
Eurogamer Italy - 10
IGN - 9
Gamespot - 9
Gameinformer - 8.75
Polygon - 8
Videogamer - 7

Bикинг · 14 фев 2014

Кастла 4? Да кто в это поверит)))
Хотя после тоталфэловного зеркала все может быть.

Каин · 18 фев 2014

Оценки ребута Strider (Double Helix потихоньку исправляется или опять подействовали розовые очки ностальгии? )

Eurogamer – 7/10

Shacknews – 7/10

Polygon – 8.5/10

Destructoid – 9.5/10

GodisaGeek – 7/10

Joystiq – 4/5

GameInformer – 8.75/10

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dimm · 18 фев 2014

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze - от лучшего платформера года - до так себе. Но тот кто надо, игру оценил достойно:

Destructoid: 10
I didn't think it was possible, but Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze has topped Returns. It's an incredibly crafted platformer with an HD sheen and an insane attention to detail, and any fan of the genre owes it to themselves to experience it. With the addition of control options to the already proven formula, Retro Studios' rendition of Donkey Kong is pretty much flawless.

Gaming Age: 10
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze marks another high-quality release for Nintendo on the Wii U, and adds one more reason to pick up the hardware if you haven’t already. It’s another fantastic platformer delivered with absolute care from developer Retro Studios, and it’s another shining gem in the small but impressive line-up for Wii U. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze definitely qualifies as a must-have title for Nintendo fans everywhere.

GameXplain (Video): 5/5

GameSided: 9.5
From start to finish, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze takes players on a ride that provides some of the most satisfying gameplay that Nintendo has delivered in terms of a platform title in quite some time. And even after you complete the game the first time around, you’re likely to miss out on added bonuses (like puzzle pieces and secret levels) that will make you go back and replay every level in the game.

NWR NA: 9.5
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze does not represent a particularly surprising title for Nintendo, and it may not be the title that pushes Wii U sales into the stratosphere, but it is another wonderful classic Nintendo game on a system slowly building a nice library of those types of games. If you’re a Wii U owner looking for something to play, you really can’t go wrong here, it’s exactly the kind of game Nintendo does well, and it’s among the best kind of those.

Game Informer: 9.3
Just when the Kong crew sits down for a nice banana feast, a fleet of Viking animals sails up to their island and freezes everything in sight. After getting evicted, Donkey Kong and friends journey through a series of themed islands to rebuke the invaders and return to their homeland in an adventure chock full of inventive and challenging levels. On the surface, worlds divided into categories like jungle, beach, and ice seem like they could drift into well-worn territory, but the variety is amazing. You platform across giant leaves (kept aloft by gusts of wind from Alpine Horns timed to the background

FOK!games (Dutch): 9.5

Vandal Online (Spanish): 9.4

Meristation (Spanish): 9.2

GameTrailers: 9.1
The evolution of Tropical Freeze from its predecessor isn’t quite a giant leap for apekind, but it’s a step in the right direction. It doesn’t just maintain the status quo as a challenging platformer, but mixes in just enough new elements to prevent it from being just another rehash of the previous game. You’d be bananas to pass up the chance to add Tropical Freeze to your Wii U horde.

IGN: 9.0
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is a great platformer full of tense sequences and tough levels. Boss battles are a huge highlight, and it’s packed with hard-to-find secrets and collectibles. Multiplayer could use some improvement, but I found myself laughing whenever my teammate and I wiped out on some of these unforgiving setups. But a rewarding sense of accomplishment stuck with me each time I overcame a new obstacle, and that feeling kept me going all the way to the end.

US Gamer: 9
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze isn't the most ambitious game, but it throws its characters into unique and clever challenges with each new level. Nintendo would be pushing it if they went for another Donkey Kong game in this style, but for now, Tropical Freeze can sit alongside Super Mario 3D World as one of the finest platformers of this generation.

3DJuegos (Spanish): 9

Eurogamer (Germany): 9

EGM: 9
One of the best platformers I’ve ever played, Tropical Freeze finds a way to build on the successful foundation of Donkey Kong Country Returns in new and wonderful ways.

Nintendo Life: 9
Retro Studios has demonstrated once again that it can take a treasured Nintendo franchise and keep it relevant, with modern thrills and retro nods expertly combined. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze utilises the Wii U’s graphical capabilities beautifully, with levels both stunning in design and looks, and impressive set-pieces that never skip a frame and can test any gamer’s skills. As a single player experience it is near flawless, but the precision of the level design can lead the often fun multiplayer into moments of chaos.
It’s another excellent title on Wii U, and a demonstration of how skilful developers and powerful hardware can be combined for spectacular results. Small touches and masterful contributions, such as the music of David Wise, only add to the experience, and this joins the lengthening list of must-have Wii U games.

GamingUniverse (German): 9

MattsGames (Italian): 9

VgNetwork (Italian): 9

Ingame.de (German): 9

TheSixthAxis: 9
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is another Nintendo great. It’s not just one of their best attempts at a sidescrolling platformer, but one of the most inventive, innovative, difficult yet thoroughly enjoyable games to be found in this genre.

Full of charm and hard as nails, Tropical Freeze is unmissable if you’ve ever found enjoyment in running towards the right hand side of the screen.

Insidegamer(dutch): 9

PC Games (German): 8.9

DigitalChumps: 8.8

Polygon: 8.5
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze could've easily been a me-too sequel. Its much-loved predecessor reinvigorated the series and did so much with the 2D framework that Retro could've released a bunch of new stages and called it a day. But Tropical Freeze adds intelligently to the formula, with new characters that imbue subtle nuance to the gameplay, a better-tuned challenge level and an increased emphasis on replay value. These features make Tropical Freeze consistently worth coming back to, and mark it as a high point for the series.

NWR (EU): 8.5

Lazygamer.net: 8.5

Unlike with Donkey Kong Country Returns, Nintendo’s Superguide is wholly absent. That means that you’ll no longer be able to skip some of the more arduous levels, making it quite a bit trickier for newcomers, whiners and sissies. Fans of old-school challenge and who hate all that hand-holding nonsense will be delighted.

IGN (it): 8.4

4Gamers.be: 8.2

Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze is a worthy successor to the Wii-game. It has new and varied worlds and the extra aids are a nice addition. Beginners will struggle more with the game than experienced players, because of the new item system, but together you will surely be victorious in wacking those penguins back home.

Gamesradar: 8

Tropical Freeze is a bit like Cranky Kong himself: it expects and demands so much from you, but always with your best interests at heart. Those not looking for a challenge have virtually no reason to play this game--but frankly, it wasn't made with them in mind anyway. Tropical Freeze caters to players who derive fun from overcoming adversity, which the game offers in near endless supply. If you can fall down a pit 16 times and still eagerly drift down on your 17th balloon, this is the Donkey Kong you're looking for.

CVG: 8

Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze is the Uncharted of side-scrolling platform games. That's not because it can boast at least one ex-Naughty Dog staffer among its artists, but because the two games are equally committed to placing their heroes in the gravest peril with alarming regularity. Both, too, share a similar appetite for destruction and hair's-breadth escapes. You've heard of the spectacle shooter, now it's time to give a big, gorilla-sized hand for the spectacle platformer.

God is a Geek: 8

While Tropical Freeze is technically not doing anything drastically different from Donkey Kong Country Returns, it’s no less rewarding and, above all, fun. The ease of obtaining powerups, as well as the improved abilities of the Kongs make for a friendlier game than its predecessor. Meanwhile, a host of challenging boss fights that end each island excursion are as old fashioned as you can get and while these encounters can take a little too long to pass, they are no less entertaining to take part in. For modern-day jungle explorers, the mountain of secrets hidden in each level will keep dedicated players occupied for some time. Put simply, it’s old school platforming done right, a wonderful alternative to Mario that is definitely worth adding to any Wii U owners’ collection.

Eurogamer Italy: 8

FNintendo (Spanish): 8

Joystiq: 4/5

At this point, there's not much written here that couldn't have been repurposed from a review of 2010's Donkey Kong Country Returns – and that's both the problem and the recommendation. Sure, there's swimming in lovely blue waters, a pleasant soundtrack by series composer David Wise and even prettier backgrounds for Retro's ingenious levels, but meaningful growth is kept to a minimum. Such is the blessing and curse of refrigeration.

The Guardian: 4/5

Edge: 7

There’s a tactility that was missing from Donkey Kong Country Returns, though Tropical Freeze lacks the physicality of Jungle Beat and its bongo controls, which are still a closer match for the protagonist’s abilities. EAD Tokyo captured the ape’s brute strength but also the curious grace of his movements, which carried a certain laid-back elegance when strung together. Here he’s an unstoppable force, a runaway train whose momentum can be tricky to arrest. During Tropical Freeze’s most exacting sequences, you may yearn for Mario’s reliability, but the bludgeoning force of Retro’s presentation is enough to carry a powerful, if traditional, platformer over the finish line.

Eurogamer: 7

And then there's me. I've played Nintendo games all my life, and while I enjoyed DKC Tropical Freeze, I can't help feeling saddened by it at the same time. DKC is becoming another Nintendo series where quality grows and importance shrinks with each faithful new instalment. Not all Nintendo's franchises have fallen into this pattern, but games like Tropical Freeze make me wonder whether they all eventually will, turning up to be damned by praise that appears fainter with every passing chapter.

Gamesbeat: 7

Cranky Kong isn’t funny anymore

(Shots fucking fired)

Nowgamer: 7

Oh Nintendo. What are we going to do with you?

Metro: 7

In Short: A highly competent 2D platformer, but one utterly devoid of any new ideas or any reason to buy a Wii U in order to play it.

Pros: Extremely well-designed levels and some masterfully orchestrated mine cart stages. Good use of a 3D camera to enhance 2D gameplay. Great music.

Cons: Painfully predictable from the very first moment. Visually unremarkable and with some very dull secrets and special abilities. Terrible load times and no use for the GamePad.

Gamespot: 6

There's something about Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze that's just a little off. Maybe it's the way Donkey Kong doesn't quite land with the firm-footedness you'd expect from a Nintendo platforming mascot. Maybe it's because, despite the introduction of the likes of Dixie Kong and Cranky Kong as playable characters with new abilities, Tropical Freeze's levels see little in the way of new challenges or designs to accommodate them. Or maybe, just maybe, it's because--despite some fun moments--this is one of the least exciting platformers I've played in some time.

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На Мире Нинтендо за 2200 можно заказать версию с магнитами и постером =)

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Каин · 24 фев 2014

Thief (ouch, сейчас ещё кастюшу загнобят по полной и будет совсем грустно)

Game Informer - 8/10
Joystiq - 8/10 [4/5 stars]
4Gamers - 7.7/10
Destructoid - 7.5/10
Gametrailers - 7.5/10
Playstation Universe - 7.5/10
EDGE - 7/10
OPM UK - 7/10
Videogamer - 7/10 [trololol]
Lazygamer - 6.9/10
IGN - 6.8/10
Gamesided - 6.5/10
Eurogamer - 6/10
Gamespot - 6/10
Polygon - 6/10
Rev3games/Sessler video review - 6/10 [3/5 stars]
Rocket Chainsaw video review - 6/10 [3/5 stars]

Kotaku - NO
Rockpapershotgun - no score review
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x0m · 24 фев 2014

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Thief (ouch, сейчас ещё кастюшу загнобят по полной и будет совсем грустно)
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и потом в догонку опустят Ground Zeroes с небес на землю ) хотя сам я надеюсь на обратное. Удивили, конечно, нелестные отзывы в сторону Lords of Shadows 2. А вот насчет Thief все вполне ожидаемо: второй раз за счет громкой франшизы не получилось выплыть у Eidos Montreal, да и слишком высоко была задрана планка неоправданных ожиданий.

-A- · 25 фев 2014

Большая часть недостатков, обозначенных в ревьюшках, была и в Деус Ексе, кстати, насколько я помню.

Marader · 25 фев 2014

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2
GameSpot - 7/10.
IGN - 6.5/10.
Games Radar - 3/5.
Game Informer - 6/10.
Polygon - 5/10.
EDGE - 4/10.
Joystiq - 4/5.
CVG - 8/10.
Kotaku - No.

pharmchemist · 25 фев 2014

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мда.. думаю, что не только я ожидал большего от сабжа..

Zografa · 25 фев 2014

А если откровенно она и первая не такая уж и супер-пупер.Довольно средненкий такой боевичок.
Я и не жду много от второй части.Наверное не разочорует по етой и причине.

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