OMG, a video game review!
Sep. 18th, 2003 09:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
starzafandomblogNot a Yami fanfic review! *gasps*
Title: .hack/Outbreak
Rating: T-PG-13
Genre: RPG (A MMORPG sim, basically)
Graphics: 8/10 - Um, basically the same as .hack/Mutation. 3D graphics that are actually not bad with anime-like characters. Very appealing!
Plot: 6/10 - Yet again, the game LEAVES you wanting more! I think the mistake is putting out 4 parts and waiting 2 months in between. By the time you play the next part, you forget what happened in the one before. :/ Basically, it continues where Mutation left off, that's all I'm going to say.
Music/sound: 8/10 - Same as Mutation. :X They brought back the japanese voices from .hack/sign to do voices for the characters in the .hack series on the PS2. And um... sadly, the summary at the beginning STILL has no subs. *Stabs Bandai* WE WANT DA SUBTITLES, FOOLS! ;_; For those of us who want to hear the game in japanese/subbed and not dubbed. And surprisingly, there's quite a few famous japanese voice actors playing the roles.
Gameplay: 8/10 - Same as Mutation. There's no changes. The camera angle can be a bit tricky, especially with monsters that dart on the map, but that's about it.
Overall: 7.5/10 - Basically the same as Mutation and Infection with a few minor improvements and the next part of the story. It could be a bit better, but overall, it's great. Bandai should REALLY consider making 'The World' into a real online RPG, just without the comas and stuff. Oh, and anime comes with it.
And um, it's HIGHLY recommended you play Infection and Mutation before Outbreak. ~_^
Title: .hack/Outbreak
Rating: T-PG-13
Genre: RPG (A MMORPG sim, basically)
Graphics: 8/10 - Um, basically the same as .hack/Mutation. 3D graphics that are actually not bad with anime-like characters. Very appealing!
Plot: 6/10 - Yet again, the game LEAVES you wanting more! I think the mistake is putting out 4 parts and waiting 2 months in between. By the time you play the next part, you forget what happened in the one before. :/ Basically, it continues where Mutation left off, that's all I'm going to say.
Music/sound: 8/10 - Same as Mutation. :X They brought back the japanese voices from .hack/sign to do voices for the characters in the .hack series on the PS2. And um... sadly, the summary at the beginning STILL has no subs. *Stabs Bandai* WE WANT DA SUBTITLES, FOOLS! ;_; For those of us who want to hear the game in japanese/subbed and not dubbed. And surprisingly, there's quite a few famous japanese voice actors playing the roles.
Gameplay: 8/10 - Same as Mutation. There's no changes. The camera angle can be a bit tricky, especially with monsters that dart on the map, but that's about it.
Overall: 7.5/10 - Basically the same as Mutation and Infection with a few minor improvements and the next part of the story. It could be a bit better, but overall, it's great. Bandai should REALLY consider making 'The World' into a real online RPG, just without the comas and stuff. Oh, and anime comes with it.
And um, it's HIGHLY recommended you play Infection and Mutation before Outbreak. ~_^
