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A few days ago, a series of tweets from the director of the Zero
Escape series, Kotaro Uchikosh, painted a pretty bleak future regarding
the future of the series. The main issue seems to be the apparent lack
of commercial success of Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (and
its prequel 999), which has resulted in the top brass (i.e. the suits
and ties with the money) not willing to finance a potential sequel.
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
Si no entiendes inglés pero te gustan los juegos Zero Escape:
La creación de una nueva entrada para este saga se ha cancelado, ya que según el director, los inversionistas han declarado que no ha sido bien recibido y que no entra tanto como sale... no les creo nada.
Los fans han entrado en acción creando lo que se le conoce como "Operación Bluebird", con las esperanzas de ser escuchados por los creadores y que estos últimos creen una entrada en Kickstarter, por ejemplo, para que todos podamos ayudar a financiar la próxima entrega de la saga.
Quieres ayudar? Sigue este enlace y haz "me gusta" en la página oficial de facebook de Operación Bluebird.
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
Si no entiendes inglés pero te gustan los juegos Zero Escape:
La creación de una nueva entrada para este saga se ha cancelado, ya que según el director, los inversionistas han declarado que no ha sido bien recibido y que no entra tanto como sale... no les creo nada.
Los fans han entrado en acción creando lo que se le conoce como "Operación Bluebird", con las esperanzas de ser escuchados por los creadores y que estos últimos creen una entrada en Kickstarter, por ejemplo, para que todos podamos ayudar a financiar la próxima entrega de la saga.
Quieres ayudar? Sigue este enlace y haz "me gusta" en la página oficial de facebook de Operación Bluebird.
A few days ago, a series of tweets from the director of the Zero Escape series, Kotaro Uchikosh, painted a pretty bleak future regarding the future of the series. The main issue seems to be the apparent lack of commercial success of Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (and
its prequel 999), which has resulted in the top brass (i.e. the suits
and ties with the money) not willing to finance a potential sequel.
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
A few days ago, a series of tweets from the director of the Zero Escape series, Kotaro Uchikosh, painted a pretty bleak future regarding the future of the series. The main issue seems to be the apparent lack of commercial success of Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (and
its prequel 999), which has resulted in the top brass (i.e. the suits
and ties with the money) not willing to finance a potential sequel.
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
A few days ago, a series of tweets from the director of the Zero Escape series, Kotaro Uchikosh, painted a pretty bleak future regarding the future of the series. The main issue seems to be the apparent lack of commercial success of Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (and
its prequel 999), which has resulted in the top brass (i.e. the suits
and ties with the money) not willing to finance a potential sequel.
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
A few days ago, a series of tweets from the director of the Zero Escape series, Kotaro Uchikosh, painted a pretty bleak future regarding the future of the series. The main issue seems to be the apparent lack of commercial success of Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (and
its prequel 999), which has resulted in the top brass (i.e. the suits
and ties with the money) not willing to finance a potential sequel.
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
A few days ago, a series of tweets from the director of the Zero Escape series, Kotaro Uchikosh, painted a pretty bleak future regarding the future of the series. The main issue seems to be the apparent lack of commercial success of Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (and
its prequel 999), which has resulted in the top brass (i.e. the suits
and ties with the money) not willing to finance a potential sequel.
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
A few days ago, a series of tweets from the director of the Zero Escape series, Kotaro Uchikosh, painted a pretty bleak future regarding the future of the series. The main issue seems to be the apparent lack of commercial success of Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (and
its prequel 999), which has resulted in the top brass (i.e. the suits
and ties with the money) not willing to finance a potential sequel.With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
A few days ago, a series of tweets from the director of the Zero Escape series, Kotaro Uchikosh, painted a pretty bleak future regarding the future of the series. The main issue seems to be the apparent lack of commercial success of Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (and
its prequel 999), which has resulted in the top brass (i.e. the suits
and ties with the money) not willing to finance a potential sequel.
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
With such bad news being dropped on such a volatile social media outlet, fans have reacted swiftly to support this special series in the form of a social media campaign and petition. Supporters of Zero Escape have united under the banner of “Operation Bluebird”.
What they plan to do with this social media campaign has yet to be announced as they will be sharing more information on their plans and goals soon. At this stage they have a Facebook group which already has 5000 likes, and so if you’re a fan of the series then head on over to the official Operation Bluebird page to show your support!
- See more at: http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/02/18/fans-come-to-the-support-of-zero-escape/74967/#sthash.F4lXxz3b.dpuf
Rogue Legacy
Rogue Legacy es un juego de acción y plataformas en el que te vas a morir y a morir y luego te vas a morir. Lo interesante es que no lo harás con el mismo personaje.
Tú, tus hijos, tus nietos y toda tu descendencia pasaran a mejor vida en las paredes de este castillo maldito que se regenera cada que ingresas a él.
RL tiene una mezcla de RPG en el cual podrás ir subiendo tu nivel pero, lo importante es que antes de perecer hagas lo humanamente posible por conseguir oro con el cual podrás comprar mejoras para tus personajes y desbloquear clases distintas, aumentar tu salud, magia, defensa y otros aspectos del juego tal como un herrero, una hechicera y un mecánico, este último tiene la capacidad de bloquear el castillo y evitar que se reconstruya pero disminuirá la cantidad de oro que puedas encontrar.
El juego no tiene una gran historia, aunque realmente poco me he interesado en la historia, el juego tiene un tinte de arcade bastante agradable. Cada que un personaje muere, lo cual sucederá bastante podrás elegir de entre sus tres posibles descendientes.
Cada uno de ellos tendrá diferentes atributos, unos buenos y otros no tanto o que simplemente cambiaran tu forma de jugar, puede que sea miope, daltónico, gigantesco, hipocondríaco o cualquier otra cosa, bastante parecido a la realidad si me preguntan a mí.
Es bastante divertido jugar con un personaje daltónico que además es extremadamente ligero y con cualquier golpe saldrá volando por los aires.
El juego está disponible en Steam y será lanzado para PS4 y PSVITA en un futuro cercano.
Rogue Legacy se disfruta mucho más con un mando o control. El PSVITA se apunta como la mejor opción para conseguirse el juego.
Reseña Soul Sacrifice (PSVITA)
Me di cuenta de que no había publicado nada sobre el juego al que he estado pegado en los últimos días. Tuve que comenzar desde cero porque mi pequeño hijo de 2 años y medio decidió que era buena idea eliminar los datos de guardado del juego. Así que, con toda la pena, me puse a la tarea de comenzar de nuevo, lo sé, me toca sufrir pero, lo hago por amor a mis videojuegos, no es que yo disfrute empezar desde cero este magnífico videojuego.
Soul Sacrifice. Concepto creado por Keiji Inafune, uno de los creadores de Megaman, ni más ni menos, creo que esas credenciales son suficientes para presentarlo.
Ahora, veamos. Es buena idea comenzar diciendo que este juego NO es Monster Hunter, ni se le parece. Si alguien te dijo lo contrario es porque igual debe confundir a su madre con su padre y viceversa.
Sin meterme en la historia. Eres un hechicero, debes pelear con monstruos y sacrificarlos o perdonarles la vida. Y es que de esto último se desprende la mayor parte de las bases del juego y bien lo dice su nombre. Al sacrificar a un monstruo te vuelves más fuerte, es decir, subes níveles, con los cuales tus ataques son más poderosos pero, a la par también puedes perdonarlos y aumentar de nivel tu parte "buena", con ello podrás aumentar el máximo de salud y tu defensa, y pensabas que era fácil elegir...
Todo en este juego se maneja por misiones, sacrificar monstruos pequeños o monstruos enormes. Los mapas son generalmente pequeños y todos tienen un toque excéntrico, lo cual le viene muy bien al juego pues, el diseño de los monstruos, los escenarios y la historia se mezclan perfectamente para darle una vibra distinta a este juego. Cada misión te recompensará con nuevos conjuntos de magia dependiendo de qué tan bien te hayas desempeñado durante la misión.
Todos tus ataques están basados en magia. Esto no significa que no hay ataques cuerpo a cuerpo pues, hay tipos de magia que te permiten crear espadas, lanzas y hachas para atacar a los enemigos como más te guste, ya que los demás tipos son conjuro que se lanzan. Todos los conjuros tienen un tipo de elemento, fuego, hielo, madera, electricidad, etc..
Como bien te imaginas, hay enemigos que son vulnerables a cierto tipo de elemento y conocer estas vulnerabilidades te permitirá ganar más puntos al finalizar la misión.
Si algo tiene este juego que a mí, tu querido redactor, me deleitó fue el glosario de todos los elementos que forman el juego. Durante unas dos noches no hice más que leer cada entrada sobre cada monstruo, lugar, la historia, bueno, de verdad es interesantísimo y recomiendo que no sólo te dediques a machacar enemigos, leer es bueno para el cerebro.
Además de que el juego es muy bueno y las misiones son intensas y mucho más rápidas que en Monster Hunter, Sony y la compañía desarrolladora (Marvelous AQL) han decidido regalarnos todo el contenido descargable que ha salido hasta la fecha para el juego. Los cuales añaden misiones y monstruos nuevos al juego. Y por si fuera poco, cuenta con un modo online bastante bueno, en donde podrás unirte a otros tres hechiceros para cumplir aquellas misiones que parecen imposibles o bien, para conseguir magia más poderosa que de otra manera, por tu cuenta, sería bastante complicado.
Es decir que por el precio de un juego completo, te estás llevando todo el contenido descargable gratis y sinceramente, el juego vale toda la pena. Puedo decir sin temor a dudas que es el mejor juego que hay para el PSVITA hasta el momento.
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