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Monday, March 12, 2012

Hidden-Review-of-the-Day! You a Mona?

Mona, a new Alternative-Rock band for 2011-2012.
     Music is one of the most powerful things the world has to offer, and that's why it always feels good to find the newest and coolest bands. Now I know Rock bands are pretty slim these days, but I think I might have found a pretty good one for you folks!

     The band call themselves Mona, They are an American Alternative-Rock band who's album just hit the streets of U.S in February. Don't take their newness for granted. They have a pretty cool sound they've built up. To get a good idea of bands they're like, I'd compare them to Cage the Elephant or Kings of Leon.

     Really though if you've been looking for another sound to listen too, or just love to be the first one to tell your friends about a new band, than Mona might just be your next lifeline to throw your friends from this pop diva driven world.

     One of their singles, "Shooting the Moon" can be downloaded for free on iTunes, and their album can be purchased their as well.

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Sunday, March 11, 2012

Hidden-Review-of-the-Day! Cthulu "Saves" The World.

Main Cover Art for the game.
      Hey guys it's day light savings time, so I'm up extra early! The hidden-Review-of-the-Day is a Cthulhu Saves the World! It may look old but for any retro or rpg fan your bound to have fun, and for a price tag of only about three dollars, what have you got to lose really?

The game is played in 720p HD.

     The story follows the mighty Cthulhu, after centuries asleep under the sea, rises once more to destroy the Earth. Except he’s instantly zapped by a wizard, who removes all his powers. The only way to get them back, he learns from listening to the game’s narrator, is to become a true hero.

Cthulhu is played in a turned-based battle system.
     The fighting resembles that of final fantasy with turned based action adventure. Not, only is the gameplay addicting, but the dialog alone might just be worth the trip. It's funny, creative, and can down right genius sometimes!

     So, with the wonderful price tag that this game has and the fact it's only around a 6-7 hour journey, this might be a game you'll be talking about many times over after you beat it!

     Classic Game Room, is a classic and current game reviewing company that now mainly post their reviews on YouTube. They are a great company and also tend to only good games so you can usually expect fun out of anything they review!


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Saturday, March 10, 2012

Hidden-Review-of-the-Day! If this is living, I don't want to be alive!


Falls kill you, no commando in this game! 
     With the release of big name titles like Mass Effect 3 and Street Fighter X Tekken, other games can get lost in the mix and become overlooked. If you have an Xbox 360 and don't have the sixty dollars to fork over, or just don't want to go to the store, than maybe a little downloadable title might just be for you!

     What I'm referring to is I AM ALIVE, which is a post-apocalyptic Sim. It give off less of a Fallout feel and more concentrates on the Book of Eli or The Road. It's a dark, decollete, and dangerous world. You follow a regular mountain climber who is looking for his wife/girlfriend and daughter. One the trip, you encounter other people in need of goods and first-aid, but the tricky part is how rare those supplies come by. Sometimes you'll just have to walk away, feeling hopeless, which is rare to find in a game. Than again, those supplies might come in handy later on, when you run into raiders in the wasteland.

Confrontation is strategic, and one wrong move can mean your life.

     In each of these moments it's gives a very hectic and frantic feeling and makes the tension run high. This also happens while climbing. Resources are thin, and from every bullet to every can of fruit,  it can make a difference. The game is challenging, but it's not really supposed to be a walk in the park. The worlds changed and it's up to you to lead the protagonist to safety and to find his family.

Not only do you have a health bar, but a stamina bar too!
     So, Destructiod gives a good job of explaining more about I AM ALIVE, and shows not only all the great parts, but some of the few flaws too. Go check out their site here, it's a great review and also has many other recent and old reviews!


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Friday, March 9, 2012

Ruff Update #6, Google+ Fan Page.

     Hello guys! It's Raging Ruff here letting you know all you people on Google+ that RRR now has a fan page!

     So, go support your favorite Review sharing site to your friend and families, we really do appreciate your support!

     Also, if your saying, "Well Alton, I don't have a Google+ account, and I wouldn't want one because I already have a Facebook." Yes, I kind of figured that, but Google+ is actually pretty cool and has definitely gotten a lot better than when it initially came on the scene! So, like always, go check it out and maybe you'll find Google+ a little more interesting then you first thought!

I thought you might get a laugh out of this, because I did lol!
  
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Hidden-Review-of-the-Day! John who?

     John Carter, a science-fiction action film arriving in theaters today based on Edgar Rice Burroughs 11-volume Barsoom. The film's directed by Andrew Stanton of Pixar, known for his work on Finding Nemo and Wall-E. It's been a century almost since Burroughs' character has been apart of any media, so does that make John Carter worth your weekend?

     The Hidden-Review today isn't so much hidden, as it is about something hiding right under your nose. John Carter has had mixed reviews, but after taking the time to see what John Carter has to offer I think the film will pose a great way to spend your weekend, and you never know you might just find the spark hidden in John Carter that many others did too!

     CaliCriticReviews (Tyler Christian) is a movie critic on YouTube who does a good job explaining all the movie's pros and cons taking them into a factor for his review on John Carter. I don't necessarily agree with his rating, but I don't pay attention so much to that only because I feel people rely to heavily on numbers and less on opinions!

     So, if you listen to Cali-critic's review and hear something you might like, then go on, and enjoy the movies like they're supposed to be, with all the action and adventure that John Carter brilliantly portrays I'm sure you'll enjoy every bit of the adventure.

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Thursday, March 8, 2012

Don't Take It Personally Babe, It Just Ain't Your Review

     Don't Take It Personally Babe, It Just Ain't Your Story is a very emotional tale that once through will keep you going until you see the end. The interesting tale of main character John Rook, shows a man in a mid-life crisis, who decides to teach a high-school English class and deal with the personal problems with his divorce and the emotional drama of the kids in his class.

Rook eavesdropping on conversations.
     Don't Take It Personally Babe, It Just Ain't Your Story is a Visual Novel, with the majority of the game being played out as a movie with key points when the player can make decisions for Rook.

     The story takes place in 2027 in a prestigious private high-school, where Rook has the ability to look into the private conversations of the students who send each other messages throughout class and the rest of the day. The main focus of the story was to show what privacy, and teenage relationships are like in the near future.
The two students who are harassed for being gay.

     The length of the game is short but this also adds to the idea and "message" it tries to send to it's players. The story doesn't need to be super long to show a good purpose, it just needs to be able to catch your attention and be easy to understand and relate to, which is exactly what this Visual Novel does right.

     There are a lot of Visual Novels of famous Anime and Manga on the internet, but not to many that hit the drama and the emotion level that Don't Take It Personally Babe, It Just Ain't Your Story, does. Although the game doesn't take very long to beat, it's still a story you will probably find enjoyable, if not memorable. (Also, it's FREE, so what have you got to lose, click here to download it!)


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Hidden-Review-of-the-Day! Why so serious? U mad!?

It's the Nerd, and he'll be back!
     You guys bored? Well, I got a real treat for you then! For all of you who don't know the internet is a great place for people to put their points of view on all the things they like and don't like.


     Did you know it's also a place were you can find people torturing themselves for your entertainment? Well, it is, and a perfect example of someone doing that review style, one of my favorites, the Angry Video Game Nerd!

Rolling Rock, the classic Nerd drink.
     Now I'm sure some of you don't know who he is, but that's OK, that's why it's the Hidden-Review for today. What AVGN does in his videos is review all of the shittiest, most horrific games of the past that have had the indecency of taking a breath in this world and show you just how awful each one of them really are. All the while making raunchy jokes and making you laugh your ass off till it hurts!

     So today isn't just one review it's multiple and I hope you find AVGN just as entertaining as I do!


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