Simulation
Submitted by Reviewer (not verified) on 31 October, 2005 - 01:42.
Karaoke Revolution 3 with Microphone, was released on 2004-11-11 from D&H Distributing. The list price is around US$59.99.
At first i saw the PS2 only for my little brother's action games, and I thought it was unfair that only he would have games, but when we got the Karaoke Revolution 3, we (my sister, my parents and me) felt that we could also use it too. I like it a lot because it has songs i love, it has classicals, and it has songs i've never heard. The best part is hearing everyone try to reach the tones and failing, it is something you can do with your family and friends because there is music for all ages and all genders.
I LOVED IT; AND SO DID MY FAMILY
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Submitted by Reviewer (not verified) on 26 October, 2005 - 21:17.
Armored Core: Nine Breaker (Playstation 2), was released on 2005-09-15 from Agetec. The list price is around US$39.99.
Armored core: Nine breaker is the new sequel to every game in the series. It's stunning graphics put you on the edge of the seat experience. plus, you can also take part in either training, where you earn medals (gold, silver or bronze) and become a record breaker, or you can take part in arena battles and customise your AC to unleash maximum destruction to become the nine breaker! Creating an emblem is also available, where you can make a picture for your AC! Unleash maximum mayhem with Nine Breaker! Apart from the graphics, the sound is around 6/10ish, so not very good on that. But you can also unlock goodies from the old armored core, Nexus. Note: If you haven't played nexus, you can't get the parts easily. you may have to earn points and medals (eg. MAYFLY head: 150 gold ranks) This is one of the best games to get!
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Submitted by Reviewer (not verified) on 8 October, 2005 - 17:55.
Redoctane Ignition Dance Pad Dual Platform Edition from Redoctane.
We've been using the Ignition 2.0 pads at work for several months now, and they were used by the boss's family before that. The 2.0 pads work very well. However, version 3.0 is horrible, and that is what you will get from GameStop if you order the 2.0 pads. Plus, if you really want the 3.0 pads, don't pay $100 for them when they are available for $80 at the manufacturer's site or other local retailers. They told me today when I called to return them that they no longer carry the 2.0 pads.
I purchased four 3.0 pads and returned two of them because the raised arrows slipped to the middle of the pad and could not be adjusted. I realized then that if these two pads were terrible nearly out of the box, I better return the other two before my return period expires. Go with metal.
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