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dimm · 7 июн 2016

Непонятно почему "слабо", хотя есть 8-ки и 7-ки. Хотя бы "средне" присвоили.

Chakie · 7 июн 2016

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Непонятно почему "слабо", хотя есть 8-ки и 7-ки. Хотя бы "средне" присвоили.
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Это у опенкритика так система построена, всё, что общее ниже 70, если не ошибаюсь, попадает в разряд "слабо".
У Шерлока, пока, 67

x0m · 10 июн 2016

Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-

Push Square — 9/10
Arcade Sushi — 9/10
Game Over Online — 92/100
God is a Geek — 8/10
PSNation — 8/10
Hardcore Gamer — 4/5
PlayStation LifeStyle — 8/10
Destructoid — 8/10
Metro GameCentral — 8/10

-A- · 10 июн 2016

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Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-

Push Square — 9/10
Arcade Sushi — 9/10
Game Over Online — 92/100
God is a Geek — 8/10
PSNation — 8/10
Hardcore Gamer — 4/5
PlayStation LifeStyle — 8/10
Destructoid — 8/10
Metro GameCentral — 8/10

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Слабоватые оценочки =).

SnV · 10 июн 2016

Для анимешного говна нормальные оценки.

-A- · 10 июн 2016

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Да не, на том же пушсквеа у автора аниме головного мозга, насколько я помню, так что можно -2 балла сразу ставить. Да и другой сайт доверия не внушает. Получается в среднем 8-ка... Слабовато для типа убер файтинга всех времен и народов с кучей контента.

x0m · 10 июн 2016

Для переиздания с тонной нового контента вполне отличные оценки

-A- · 10 июн 2016

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Так его оценивают как переиздание? Или как просто игру саму по себе? Просто странно было бы снижать оценки за то, что это переиздание. Игра же хуже не стала, наоборот даже лучше. Контента больше, баланс лучше, графа лучше и т.д.

x0m · 10 июн 2016

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Так его оценивают как переиздание? Или как просто игру саму по себе? Просто странно было бы снижать оценки за то, что это переиздание. Игра же хуже не стала, наоборот даже лучше. Контента больше, баланс лучше, графа лучше и т.д.
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По большому счету это переиздание — улучшенная версия предыдущей игры с новыми персонажами и продолжением сюжетной линии. Так что мне тоже непонятно чем здесь можно быть недовольным.

dimm · 19 июн 2016

EDGE: Tokyo Mirage Sessions - 7

Каин · 19 июн 2016

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EDGE: Tokyo Mirage Sessions - 7
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Экий ты ленивый, нет бы все оценки выложить

Reviews
Doom - 9
Overwatch - 9
Dangerous Golf - 7
TMNT: Mutants in Manhattan - 3
Homefront: The Revolution - 3
Tokyo Mirage Sessions - 7
The Climb - 6
Shadow of the Beast - 5
Lumo - 7
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Chakie · 20 июн 2016

Mighty No. 9

Metacritic - 65
OpenCritic - 59

IGN - 5.6

Despite its pedigree, Mighty No. 9 doesn’t seem to have a good sense of what was fun about Mega Man, or 2D action-platformers in general. There are brief moments where its pieces come together, but even then it’s hamstrung by its visually joyless art and animation. The soul of the Blue Bomber just isn’t here, and worse yet there’s no endearing personality of its own, and as a result, Mighty No. 9 feels much more like a second-rate imposter than a spiritual successor.

The Jimquisistion - 4/10

What’s perhaps most annoying about Mighty No. 9 is that Inafune clearly knows how to fix many of the problems present in the game. There’s a DLC transformation that allows attacking upwards from the beginning of the game and an additional DLC boss which throws out the gimmicks and just relies on skilled combat movement to fight.

There are examples in Mighty No.9 of Inafune designing content that feels rewarding, but it’s often set aside as optional DLC rather than being a core aspect of the game’s design.

Much like an anime fan on prom night, I would rather be at home playing Mega Man than here. I would rather be playing Shovel Knight. I would rather be playing most games in this genre.

Mighty No. 9? More like Shitey No. 9!

Gamespot - 5/10

For a game that's meant to bear the legacy of a classic series, Mighty No. 9 barely succeeds. It may rouse excitement from time to time, but by and large, it lacks a pervading sense of artistry, both in its level design and presentation. Platformers--and even Mega Man-like games in particular--are readily available. For one to stand out and leave a mark, it has to do something novel that speaks to the player and the conventions of the genre; something to spark wonder and excitement. Mighty No. 9 is an inoffensively average game sprung from the memories of the past, with little to show for its position in the present.

Destructoid - 6.5/10

Following Mighty No. 9 has been one hell of a ride. Having backed it in 2013 at a low pledge level, I can't say that I'm exactly disappointed with the end result. It still has a lot of baggage to unload (the 3DS and Vita ports aren't even dated yet), but most Mega Man fans will find solace in the fact that it didn't end up being a disaster. Other than the art style, of course.

XboxAchievements - 55

If you've got a hankering for old-school platformers (albeit ones bastardised by a few modern conventions) Mighty No. 9 is a game for you. If you were going to pick it up on a whim because you fancied a taste of Capcom's golden age, you're better off looking elsewhere. Hardcore gamers eat your heart out, but don't expect to sleepwalk through this one.

Eurogamer - No rating given

Despite its anachronistic design philosophy, Mighty No. 9 is a game peculiarly suited for today. It's a game for the YouTube screamers, those players who are set up to capture and monetise their frustration while playing a game on camera. And it's a game for YouTube virtuosos, those players able to capture and monetise their extreme talent on camera. For those who aren't being paid to play, Mighty No. 9 is a fascinating, often slick video game. It's arguably Keiji Inafune's best work to date, but for the vast majority of players, it may prove too gruelling to justify its more ordinary pay-offs.

PlayStation Universe - 5.5

Mighty No.9 fails to recapture the spark of its Mega Man heritage in any meaningful way. There’s not much inherently wrong with how it plays, but it is haphazardly presented and not quite as enjoyable as it could be.

The Sixth Axis - 6/10

If you Kickstarted this game, you’ll likely be fairly satisfied with how Mighty No. 9 turned out. However, it’s far from ground breaking in terms of its visual style, has some rather rage inducing sections of the level design, and the dash is imprecise. That said, the majority of the game is fairly fun to play and it certainly captures the spirit of Kenji Inafune’s Mega Man franchise, it just lacks a certain amount of polish.

Game Informer - 6/10

Mighty No. 9 was supposed to be the game that sated our long-starved appetite for a new Mega Man entry, but it instead just made me want to play the old games again. I still think there’s room in the gaming world for a new, classically designed Mega Man experience, but it can’t just be a faceless and creatively sapped clone. Games like Shovel Knight feel more like a spiritual successor than this half-baked misstep.
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Каин · 20 июн 2016

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Лол!

На гафе отписывались чуваки, которые жертвовали по 600 баксов на это

-A- · 20 июн 2016

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Лол!

На гафе отписывались чуваки, которые жертвовали по 600 баксов на это
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Типа развел лохов?

Каин · 20 июн 2016

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Типа того

dimm · 20 июн 2016

4 ляма ушли на кокс и шлюх для Кейдзи =)) Майти НОУ 9 =))

dimm · 22 июн 2016

Оценки Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE:
Игра то вроде не совсем того этого =)

Polygon - 9.5/10
God is a Geek - 9.5/10
Nintendo Enthusiast - 9/10
Attack of the Fanboy - 9/10
FNintendo - 9/10
RPG Site - 9/10
Nintendo World Report - 9/10
Everyeye.it - 8.8/10
GameInformer - 8.25/10
IGN Italia - 8.2/10
GameSpot - 8/10
Meristation - 8/10
Game Revolution - 8/10
GamesRadar+ - 8/10
Destructoid - 8/10
XGN - 8/10
LazyGamer - 8/10
Nintendo Life - 8/10
Slant Magazine - 7/10
The SixthAxis - 7/10
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vova · 23 июн 2016

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Игра то вроде не совсем того этого =)
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А выглядит как того этого без демки не разберешься

Chakie · 23 июн 2016

Umbrella Corps - 49

dimm · 25 июн 2016

Zero Time Dilemma (Zero Escape 3) 3DS:

REVIEWS: 

playstationinsider 10/10

In conclusion, Zero Time Dilemma is perfect. From it’s presentation to it’s onerous gameplay, this game flawlessly ends this seven year saga. So please take my advice, buy Zero Time Dilemma, 999, and Virtues Last Reward for about $60.00 altogether (you can get Zero Time Dilemma for 32 dollars via Amazon Prime). Encounter the creepy, rewarding, and provocative story, one that’s been the most flawlessly executed to ever grace video games.

nintendoworldreport 7.5
We're in a timeline where this game can exist, but it's not without flaws. [...]

Pros

Fully voiced with excellent VA
New format changes up the formula well
Pays off portions of prior games

Cons

New graphic style causes major uncanny valley
Possible to “play the game wrong”
Went a little far for the M rating

destructoid 9.5/10
Bloody brilliant […]

Eventually, the poor direction of the story segments stopped bothering me. Not because it got any better (because it didn't), but because the story is so goddamn good. Hands down, Zero Time Dilemma has the best story in the series. It made me laugh, shocked me, sickened me, surprised me, brought a tear to my eye, and taught me to look at Back to the Future in an entirely different light.

nintendoeverything thumbs up
If you’re reading this and have already played 999 and Virtue’s Last Reward, then Zero Time Dilemma is without a doubt something you should play. Despite some changes from the first two entries, it’s more of the Zero Escape series that you’ve probably been waiting for. For others who haven’t played any Zero Escape games, this one, along with the other entries, are essential for anyone who enjoys a good visual novel and puzzle game. Just make sure that you’re familiar with the plots of the first two entries of the series or you will be completely lost in Zero Time Dilemma. It’s somewhat rare for games in the genre to ever leave Japan, so when they do (and when they’re as good as the Zero Escape series), it’s worth experiencing them.

gameinformer 8.75/10
"A Mind-bending Adventure Through A Maze Of Death And Heartbreak"

[...]Zero Time Dilemma works best when it’s at its weirdest, forcing players down strange narrative alleyways or making them scratch their heads over vexing puzzles. That said, a number of small aggravations diminish Dilemma’s charm. The escape the room phases have you searching the environment for necessary objects, but sometimes they are unreasonably tiny. […]

And while this third game in a series with complex lore does a commendable job as a standalone title, a few conversations between characters returning from earlier games end up being little more than Wikipedia plot summaries used to help catch new players up to speed. Trying to help newcomers out isn’t a bad idea in itself, but the execution here is particularly poor, with characters suddenly shifting from personal conversations into line after line of exposition. The silver lining to this is that these conversations contain nods to the previous games and adds context, so as fan service they work – even if they bring the pacing to a grinding halt occasionally.

[...]The small aggravations do little to damage Zero Time Dilemma when it’s firing on all cylinders and letting you take control of this interactive story in engaging and memorable ways. The final chapter of the Zero Escape series is an excellent horror adventure both for fans and newcomers, allowing them to be storytellers in addition to players, defying time and fate to create their own twisted, macabre labyrinths.

usgamer [review-in-progress, by Bob Mackey]

"Unstuck in Time"

[...]As of now, I've worked my way through a large portion of Zero Time Dilemma's story fragments, but as with the past games, writer Kotaro Uchikoshi typically aims for Stephen King-size tomes over a story that would be more economical. Still, with a game that shrouds so many truths in mystery, it's definitely hard to lose interest in the plot—especially if you've been a fan of the series since 999 and never thought this final installment would even be a possibility. For the time being, I definitely haven't been disappointed by Zero Time Dilemma, but be sure to check back with USgamer soon for my final thoughts and score.

hardcoregamer 4/5
While it ends up feeling a bit like the weakest game in the series so far, even a weak Zero Escape game is still an absolute delight, and Zero Time Dilemma is no exception. Between the magnificent and bizarre mystery that keeps you captivated, the colorful cast of characters and the nicely perplexing puzzles, this is one for visual novel, puzzle and adventure game fans alike. Heck, it’s a darn good game for anyone in general and one that can easily get newcomers hooked enough to try the earlier games as well (which you absolutely should, of course). Some parts could use a bit more polish (maybe tone down The Walking Dead influences next time), but in the end, it’s safe to say that Operation Bluebird was a success.

gamingtrend 85/100
Zero Time Dilemma takes some bold strides to tell the series’ final chapters, but even when it falters, it’s never slow to catch back up and deliver. Through well-designed escape rooms, brilliant writing and narrative decisions, and a more relatable cast than ever, Zero Time Dilemma puts the most deserving and exceptional final touches on this excellent trilogy.

Pros

Great character writing
Use of animations is an overall boon
Great escape room design
Memorable soundtrack
Fitting conclusion

Cons

Frustrating timeline interface
Technical hitches and subpar 3DS port
Sometimes robotic animations

fanboynation 8.7/10
While not a perfect game, Zero Time Dilemma, serves as a fantastic ending to the series. Long time fans will be pleased and newcomers can experience one hell of ride, which hopefully gets them to play the other two in the series. Personally, I am a bit sad that this is the end, but if it had to end, I’m glad it ended high. It delivered what is probably one of my favorite stories and experiences in a video game. An experience and feeling that only three other games have ever done, and I’ve been playing video games for 25 years. Thank you Kotaro Uchikoshi, Spike Chunsoft, and Aksys Games for the experience.

Zero Time Dilemma is the Zero Escape series' farewell sendoff. A fantastic blend of what made the other two games great. Fantastic story. Fantastic acting. Easily accessible for people who have yet to play the series, but engaging enough for long time fans. If it had to end, I'm glad this was the game to end it.

nerdmuch 9.2/10
Zero Time Dilemma is the best game in the Zero Escape series, featuring the most intense story, cutscenes, decisions, and fun (and sometimes frustrating) mind bending puzzles which makes this game so amazing and definitely deserving of a spot in your library.

Other notes about the game:

-The music was thrilling and I enjoyed the puzzle music.
-Some animations were awkward or the lip syncing did not match the dubbing quite right. However, it did not hinder gameplay experience.
-There are some spoilers for the other games in the in-game dialogue, but this doesn’t deter newcomers or giveaway too much.
-There’s so much replayability with multiple endings, especially since you can skip puzzle segments (or replay them if that’s your thing!)

Non-Spoiler Tips:

-If you get frustrated with a puzzle, you can save in the middle of it and come back to it later. Sometimes it’s better to cool your mind.
-Take notes, digitally or on paper. There is a touch section where you can take notes. One method I did was take a screenshot of a chart or draw it out so I can look at it when trying to solve the puzzle.
-Prepare for the emotional rollercoaster. And don’t think anyone is safe from death. Don’t be afraid to jump to a decision to see what the other action results in.

geeksworldwide 9.3/10
An intriguing story filled with challenging puzzles and a colorful cast of characters makes this game such a joy to play. Combined with the numerous story paths and a slew of different endings, you could be playing this game for quite some time if you want to see how deep the story truly gets. A rewarding experience for series fans and newcomers alike.

wegotthiscovered 5/5
Still, genre fans can rest easy; you’ll still have to combine objects to form entirely new ones, though these moments aren’t as arbitrary as those from your favorite adventure game from the 90’s. Unlike Virtue’s Last Reward, there is no set easy mode; instead, the other participants in the room will slowly dole out more hints should you get stuck or are taking a long time on a particular section of a puzzle. This method of easing the difficulty works well, and feels more organic than an arbitrary hint button. I will admit that some puzzles can be difficult, and while I did brute-force my way through one (due to my own error), they aren’t unsolvable (at least by my standards).

As rewarding as the puzzle sections are, the decision games that Zero forces you into can be very tense and horrific. […]

Of course, there is the elephant in the room, which is the game’s visual style. For those who haven’t seen any footage of the game yet, Zero Time Dilemma features fully acted, 3D cutscenes, complete with voice acting. While these cutscenes are a great addition, adding a more cinematic flair to the entire game, animations are rather stiff, and feature a low amount of key frames. What this translates into are animations that come off as a little rough, as they are rather simple looking, and don’t feature a lot of small movements and detail.

Zero Time Dilemma wraps up the long-running Zero Escape series in style. Presentation issues aside, it's the masterpiece we've been waiting for, and the one that the fans deserve.

reviews2go 8/10
[...]Visually, the games look the same bit different. The PS Vita version has much more detailed and crisper visuals in the 3D Cel-Shading scenes. When you look on the 3DS, there are a lot more jagged edges on the models, there’s less detail on the models, and the color shades look very washed out compared to the same models on the Vita.

Then we have the volume issue on the 3DS. When you play the game on the Vita, there is an obvious difference in how Zero’s voice is compared to everything else. It’s not as loud and sometimes you need to tweak the voice volume to hear him correctly. Along with this, the voice is strangely low in the 3DS version compared to the Vita version. Even with the voice volume all the way up and the system volume cranked all the way up, I had a hard time hearing what he was saying even when I was in a silent room.

Finally, we have performance. The Load Times are the first things I’ll talk about. Loading sequences for the game aren’t bad. The Vita version maybe has you waiting 5-6 seconds for a screen to load while the 3DS will have you waiting 2-3 seconds. The 3DS does have faster load times, but neither is really worth getting down about. You’re not going to be waiting long no matter which version you’re playing.

As far as frame drops are concerned, these are more noticeable on the PS Vita. There are many times where you will see the frames slow down in scenes, in the same way they do when you use physical buttons to move the cursor in escape rooms.

[...]Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma is something I simply couldn’t put down because of how emotional the plot was. On the downside of each version, the 3DS has washed out visuals and a volume issue while the PS Vita version has performance issues during scenes and with some of the button controls. It all comes down to what’s more important to you, visuals/sound or smooth gameplay.

gamespew 9/10
Both the Japanese and English voice casts also deserve proper recognition. Each actor brings their character to life. The emotions they convey are complex and multi-faceted, so their success cannot be understated. Personally, I left the English cast on for the majority of my playthrough. Their voices seemed to match the bodies just a little bit better. However, you have the option to change them on the fly, so if you like one team’s Japanese VAs more than their English VAs (or vice versa) it’s just a button press away.

Aside from strange menu systems and a slow early game, Zero Time Dilemma marks an incredible conclusion to the Zero Escape franchise. Both the puzzles and the plot will give your brain a workout, but give you all the tools necessary to work them out. More importantly though, long after I’ve finished playing, my thoughts have lingered in this game universe. Kotaro Uchikoshi has given us one of the finest gaming trilogies of the 21st century, which has shaped me both as a gamer and a writer. Zero Time Dilemma is a must-play for any fans of the franchise, or indeed for any puzzle game fan.

+Smart and heartwrenching narrative
+Creative and diverse puzzle rooms
+Satisfying conclusion to the trilogy

-Overly convoluted timeline menus
-Slow early game

ztgd 9.5/10

Despite the minor complaint, Zero Time Dilemma is a triumph in storytelling and world building with some of the most complex and yet satisfying narrative ever to grace a videogame. Whether this is the final entry to the Zero Escape series or not, the developers can rest easy knowing that they’ve managed to craft one of the finest visual novel series of all time.

Good

+Mind-bending story
+Clever puzzles with well balanced difficulty
+Clean, easy to use interface and quality of life improvements

Bad

-Touch controls on the Vita can get a bit obnoxious

gamingbolt 8/10
Zero Time Dilemma is an immensely satisfying conclusion to what might be one of the best, best told stories in the history of the medium.

THE GOOD: Some of the best puzzles in the series, the return of the tense atmosphere from 999, a great story with some sharp writing, a genius use of literary ergodism

THE BAD: Terrible presentation and production values, with choppy cutscenes, poor voice acting, and low budget cinematics; some very poor puzzles; impossible to follow for newcomers to the series; the story can sometimes get far too clever for its own good

iplaypsvita 9/10
There is issues though: Slowdown with cutscenes happen a lot and everybody seems mechanical in movement which I found odd. Also found a few bugs in cutscenes like when a character’s mouth opened you could see what was behind their mouth in the room though after redoing, it went back to normal.

[...]There is no lag during gameplay and loading is quick and I guess with the new graphics bugs or weird issues like hair moving around will happen just odd.

[...]Overall, Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma is a great conclusion to the epic series and with all the new gameplay elements it hasn’t hurt the original style, just improved over it and polished it up while leaving a few issues around. I have 21 hours into the game and not even done yet but this seems to be a very long game and well worth picking up. The first two are great to play if you are going into this but also as well not 100% needed but will help knowing things.

Presentation - 9/10
Music - 9/10
Gameplay - 9/10
Lasting Appeal - 9/10

+ Graphics look great
+ Voice acting is done well
+ Team system is a great addition
- Few gameplay quirks
- Bodies seem mechanical
- Some puzzles will make you go insane

https://twitter.com/Sycoraxic98 7/10 (print review)
"Wow what a troubled good game"

Zero Time Dilemma has some of the best puzzle rooms, but also has the absolute worst ones. Rooms where you feel no satisfaction.

Since these rooms lead to no actual thought or discovery, it's REALLY frustrating that there are more than one of them.

Generally the flow of the game can get really broken from time to time if you don't get external help - it tries something new & isn't perf.

The game took me 22 hours to Platinum on PS Vita. The 3DS version is markedly worse than Vita. PC probably the way to go.

I'll finish by saying I really liked it, and I LOVED the first half.

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BitShiftTV Reviews (spoiler-free video review)- Buy Recommendation
Overall, Zero Time Dilemma has exactly what fans of the Zero Escape series expect - crazy characters, a twisting narrative, challenging puzzles, scientific theories, touching backstories, and mind-blowing plot twists. All in all, it is a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy, and an enjoyable ride from start to finish.

gamers-haven 87/100

ps3blog.net 100/100

sega-addicts [Spoiler-Free Review]

wii-brasil 9/10 [Portuguese review]
A vida é simplesmente injusta, você não acha?

None of its problems can take away Zero Time Dilemma's brilliance. They're annoying hiccups soon forgotten when the game goes back into surreal events and puzzle-filled enclosures. Zero Escape 3 is, much like the previous games in the series, hard to leave, with its misteries lingering over players' heads even after closing the 3DS. It's the long awaited final episode, that resurged after many had lost hope. Sometimes, yes, life can be fair.
Plaudite, acta est fabula.
(Applaud, the play is over)

famitsu: 32/40 (8 / 8 / 8 / 8) note: full review here

dengeki playstation (85/85/80/85)

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