Might this be the first good action RPG/hack 'n slash/Diablo clone for the current gen consoles? I know it's a PC port, but I read a review on Gamespot yesterday, never having heard of it before, and it looked interesting enough for me to pick up today.
I was in need of a good hack 'n slash, as the last good one I played was Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on the original Xbox. I got it for the PS3. There's trophy support, 2 player co-op on the same console, 4 player co-op online, leaderboards, voice chat, PvP...pretty much a fully loaded package with pretty decent graphics, 6 different characters, and a fairly intriguing skill-building mechanic.
And on top of that, a lot of the in-game text I've seen so far (and a bit of the dialogue) is sorta humorous, in that it's either self-referential, or it references other video games. Sometimes it references the fact that you are playing a game. Yeah, not THAT original, but I can tell the devs/writers had some fun with it and did not take it too seriously, which in this genre is actually kinda a breath of fresh air.
I'm enjoying it so far. Although if I get INTO this into this, I can see it having long-lasting appeal, as max level is 200, and max skill level is 75.
I dunno why the Gamestop near me only got two copies for the PS3. It's not like this is some niche market title. Hell, they got in twelve copies of Devil Summoner 2 with the plush for the PS2. If anyone plans on picking this up for the PS3 (yeah, right), I'd be up for some online play at some point.
I was in need of a good hack 'n slash, as the last good one I played was Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on the original Xbox. I got it for the PS3. There's trophy support, 2 player co-op on the same console, 4 player co-op online, leaderboards, voice chat, PvP...pretty much a fully loaded package with pretty decent graphics, 6 different characters, and a fairly intriguing skill-building mechanic.
And on top of that, a lot of the in-game text I've seen so far (and a bit of the dialogue) is sorta humorous, in that it's either self-referential, or it references other video games. Sometimes it references the fact that you are playing a game. Yeah, not THAT original, but I can tell the devs/writers had some fun with it and did not take it too seriously, which in this genre is actually kinda a breath of fresh air.
I'm enjoying it so far. Although if I get INTO this into this, I can see it having long-lasting appeal, as max level is 200, and max skill level is 75.
I dunno why the Gamestop near me only got two copies for the PS3. It's not like this is some niche market title. Hell, they got in twelve copies of Devil Summoner 2 with the plush for the PS2. If anyone plans on picking this up for the PS3 (yeah, right), I'd be up for some online play at some point.



Haven't ran into any bugs yet.

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