phantom_leo said:

There is only ONE game that exists for the time frame between April 19th and June 7th!

I warn you now Vader. Should you encounter me online I WILL BE YOUR ENEMY...

...AND YOUR SOUL WILL BE MINE!

Like how you beat me at SF4 3DS... oh no that was me winning.

Whats on June 7th? E3?

I found out last week that my nephew (well step nephew, my brother married his mom, so dont blame me for his upbrining) has never played Street Fighter 2. It blew my mind. Now he wasnt born when it came out but still, its SF2?!  Then I asked him about MK and he said that he has played some of those, phew.    Then he went back to his favorite game, CoD Black Ops...

Not much left to buy for a while, I still have to get Crysis 2 which some ahole on Ebay ripped me off on.

Just look at this PATHETIC pre-order list of mine!!

Summer of nuthin'!

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19-Apr Mortal Kombat PS3 PIF

19-Apr Mortal Kombat 360 PIF


07-Jun inFamous 2 PS3 50

08-Jun Shadows of the Damned

28-Jun Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition PS3 PIF


27-Jul Catherine


02-Aug Lord of the Rings: War in the North

23-Aug Deus Ex: Human Revolution 360


18-Sep Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten PS3


18-Oct Batman: Arkham City PS3


02-Nov Metal Gear: Rising PS3

02-Nov Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception PS3

09-Nov Anarchy Reigns 360

I was never really a huge fan of the first one...

phantom_leo said:

I don't even understand HOW they are gonna make that multiplayer...!

Awesome magic.

leo no worries this summer is kinda slow right now hell that list is most likely longer then mine.

what is with  all of these escort games now days  super strong main hero that spends a whole game guiding around a  simi retarded ai person... and then konami just ripping off idea's how the mighty have fallen.

so i am close to finishing me2 nearly have  everything done and i think around 60% of the trophies  and around 15 hours...  the only problem i have with the game is besides the  lame duck and fire gameplay is how short the game is, sure the length isn't that big when  they encurge the player to play the game a few times and stuff but kinda bummed  that it seems to be under 20 hours.

For Open-Minded Might and Magic fans, or anyone looking for a totally Unique, Colorful and Fun Puzzler/Strategy game to play ONLINE on PSN!!

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Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes Review

Like Puzzle Quest before it, Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes marries puzzle gameplay and role-playing elements with much success. But unlike Puzzle Quest -- a straight-up riff on Bejewelled -- Clash of Heroes doesn't ape another game's mechanics. This is a game all its own with a lot of depth and nuance to be discovered.



Clash of Heroes is a fantasy adventure about five young adults from different cultures banding together to stop demons from taking over the world. It's set in the Might & Magic universe (see: knights and wizards) but is a standalone story, so don't worry if you're unfamiliar with the series like I am.

The role-playing elements are found between battles when you're exploring lush environments, chatting with locals, gaining party members, and leveling up your characters. It's a rewarding system that allows for a little creativity in how you approach combat. Once you engage in battle, you are thrust into an addictive puzzle game.



With the battlefield divided in half, your army is on the bottom and the enemy's on top. The object is to launch attacks at your opponent and deplete his or her health. By creating vertical stacks and horizontal rows of at least three same-colored units, you create attackers and defenses, respectively.



Those are the very basics of combat in Clash of Heroes, but from this foundation the game spins out many rules, unit abilities, and combo opportunities. Things get pretty intense when your Champion Dragon still has one turn left before it unleashes its poison breath and your opponent has a fused elite unit and a level-two wall formation in the way. (Don't worry, the game will explain all this to you in helpful tutorials.) By the second chapter, Clash of Heroes is a very challenging game.

Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes was originally released on the Nintendo DS back in 2009. Several upgrades are included here on the PlayStation 3:

• Multiplayer now supports up to four players and is available locally or online.
• The visuals have been completely redone from pixilated sprites to hand-drawn characters, giving the game a very pleasing cartoon look.
• New spells, abilities, and artifacts have been added to the campaign.
• You can now revisit every faction's chapter to finish side quests.

Intricately detailed environments and smooth animation make Clash of Heroes a beautiful game. Beams of sunlight illuminate dark forests, pixie dust lazes through the air, and each of the five playable factions has a distinct, colorful style.



Clash of Heroes' weaknesses are its story and dialogue. While the battle system is complex, the premise and character chatter is childish, bad Saturday morning cartoon fare. It's easy to ignore it all, though, and focus on the satisfying combat and puzzles. Oh, one other downer is the constant loading.

The campaign is a lengthy adventure including many a sidequest, and beyond that you can spend even more hours playing multiplayer. Two players can go head-to-head much like the solo campaign battles, but there is also a new four-player mode where you can pair up with a friend and cooperate in order to best two enemies. It's fun and requires a lot of communication between partners.

i am downloading Clash of Heroes demo right now man its big