| ||||
|
| ||||
Facebook
Twitter
Reddit
StumbleUpon
Digg
Google
Buzz
Del.icio.us
| ||||||||||||||||||||
|
| Add to Friends List | Send Private Message |
|
| |||||||||
| Sayanos's Last Game Comments | Metal Slug Advance | Just doesn't feel like the arcade game that I loved. Didn't like it as much. | Advance Wars | This game's one of my favorites for the game boy advanced. In fact, It's so good I'm making a walk through of it xD. Hopefully I am still good enough at it that I don't take long in beating it o.o | Kirby 64 - The Crystal Shards | This game's really good. It's been a while since I've played it and I am glad that I could revisit it again. |
| Sayanos's Last Game Reviews |
Legend of Zelda, The - Ocarina of Time 11-03-14 06:38 PM |
One of the best games ever, period One of the best gems that Nintendo has to offer comes again with a powerhouse that showcases what the Nintendo 64 can really do… Coming out on November 21, 1998 on Japan and November 23 of the same year; an action-adventure game of extremely high caliber which boasted three dimensional graphics and a large scale map with beautiful scenery. This game offered and introduced new features such as the target lock-on and context-sensitive buttons. In sales, the legend of Zelda came in at a whopping 820,000 copies in Japan, making it the tenth best-selling game of the year and to this date it’s sold approximately 7.6 million copies worldwide. This game has had four releases including of course the Nintendo 64 version, the game cube version, the 3ds version and on the Wii’s virtual console. These releases were well received in each of these despite some critics which considered the game unchanged and outdated. Box front: Includes the title of the game, Nintendo logo and the Master sword and hylian shield. The background of the box is gold and the side, where the logo as well as the esrb rating are is colored red. The collector’s edition shares the same qualities as the other, but has some golden colored lines that go around the hylian shield. There’s also the game of the year edition box which states that the game was declared game of the year on 1999. These are only for the Western version of the game. In Japan the box art is quite different. It depicts old link, already riding Epona in black, the center of the box’s background which is behind link and Epona’s color is blue and the side background is black in some spots, blue in others. The black on the side looks like fog. The same as the American version in the name of the gam... Read the rest of this Review |
Fire Emblem - Seisen no Keifu (translated) 10-19-14 03:55 PM |
Fire Emblem-Seisen no Keifu Review Fire Emblem-Seisen no Keifu lives up to the standard of the other Fire emblem titles as well as turn based strategy games in general. With great story, graphics and the game play you’ve come to expect from the Fire emblem series; it’s a game you really don’t want to miss out on. Having come out on 14 May 1996, this game offers the quality of turn based strategy that it’s 3 predecessors had once given in the past. The Super Nintendo got one heck of a gem with this title and it’s quite a shame that it never got an American release. Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, let’s get onto the review. 10/10 Graphics: In the graphics department this game is no slouch, having its debut in the super famicom system (Super Nintendo) the game offers solid animations for battle and distinctive sprites for all of your character’s, distinguishing who is who is no problem in the game. Maps are solid as well with everything in them being pretty detailed; you can tell something for what it is in the map 100% of the time. Considering this is a game that came out in 1996 and on the super famicom makes these graphics amazing. 9.3/10 Music-sound: Music wise this game also packs a punch with scores that go with the scenes that are being presented to you. If a death occurs in the game its music switches from what it was to a sad tune, if you’re winning and have killed every enemy on the map the music is festive, just like in any other installment of the series. <... Read the rest of this Review |
| Sayanos's Last Game screenshots (5 total) |
|
|
| Game Boy Advance Games Sayanos owns (9) |
|
.jpg "Oriental Blue - Ao no Tengai (english translation) - gba")
| Super Nintendo Games Sayanos owns (11) |
.jpg "Fire Emblem - Seisen no Keifu (translated)")
| Nintendo 64 Games Sayanos owns (8) |
|
| Nintendo NES Games Sayanos owns (7) |
|
| Sega Genesis Games Sayanos owns (2) |
|
| Turbo Grafx Games Sayanos owns (2) |
|
| Sega Saturn Games Sayanos owns (1) |
|
.jpg "Virtua Fighter 2 (EU) - ss")
| Site Info | Sponsor | |||
|
Vizzed.com © was created, designed, coded by & is property of:
David Auchampach All Rights Reserved 2002 - 2015 Powered By: Vizzed Board, Acmlm Board and Adeon Dev. | Affiliates: get-your-rom.com - mybiblegames.com - |
