July 29th, 2012. By Marcos Daniel Alvear

They weren’t lying. The Dark Knight Rises is epic. It’s Bold. It’s a perfect conclusion for The Dark Knight Trilogy. Its production, its legacy, its meaning; they all go beyond expectation. ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ is about looking and going beyond the boundaries of things, and that’s why I look beyond ‘The Dark Knight Trilogy’ as a reflection for everyone.

I’ll admit it right now: this is definitely not what I expected it...

I've been thinking about this lately(aside from Duke Nukem Forever ). Fallout 1 is one of the best games I have ever played, but FO2 is not a good successor. It is a lot bigger, has twice as much content at the very least, but...

The humor. It is one of the most praised elements of FO2, which I cannot understand. The humor is overdone, juvenile, contrived. Way too many easter eggs, to the point that finding yet another one stops making it special. A lot of it nonsensical "lol...

Moved to http://thedukenator.blogspot.com/201...sole-list.html

Boring combat, linear map design, lack of freedom in choosing a hero, preset artifacts, useless shops, no need to hire other heroes, stupid opponent AI, mostly crappy character redesign, poor voice acting, probably the worst narrator ever, bugs, bugs, bugs.

Add the fact, that 90% of the missions are ridiculously easy and the rest is only a tad hard and you've got yourself a disappointment of the year, assuming you loved the second installment like me.

And why add critical...

Kuon is a curious case. It is very little known outside of the survival horror fans' circle, and even among them it is considered mediocre at best. Which is strange, since I found it to be a brilliant piece of entertainment, albeit severely flawed in few major aspects.

It was designed by From Software, a developer which had been largely unknown until the release of their most popular game to date, Demon's Souls.

The game is set during the Heian Period of ancient Japan....