In The Game: Resident Evil 1

In this video I take you back to the first time I played Resident Evil 1 on the playstation home console. At the time, it was a scary game and I folded under the pressure lol. Nonetheless it was a rememberable experience in gaming for me. Resident Evil is a survival horror series in video games that helped pioneer the survival horror genre. In the current state of the series many people are upset about the route that capcom has taken the series in. What are your thoughts on the video and the new resident evil games? Check me out on youtube Here

Taking Suggestions

Wassup everyone I know and love anime and games, I always stay up to date with the latest in these entertainment mediums.  But today I want to know about the anime's and games that yall love to play and watch.  Leave some of your suggestions of any great titles, Heres a few intro videos to anime's and games that I am a fan of.

Anime Review - Samurai Champloo

a Japanese anime series created and directed by Shinichiro Watanabe.

Synopsis:

A young woman named Fuu is working as a waitress in a tea shop when she is harassed by a band of samurai. When a mysterious rogue named Mugen enters the shop, he offers to get rid of the band of samurais in exchange for food, but instigates in a brawl instead. Jin, a young ronin in samurai garb, enters the tea house in the midst of the fight. Mugen attacks Jin after he proves to be a worthy opponent and they begin fighting one another, ignoring a fire that started during the brawl. They both faint from smoke inhalation. When they awaken, they find they have been arrested for the murder of Shibui Tomonoshina, the magistrate's son who had burned to death in the fire, and are to be executed. With help from Fuu, they escape and Fuu asks them to travel with her to find "the samurai who smells of sunflowers," a mysterious man Fuu can give little description of, but who she insists she must find as she thinks he's her long lost father. They agree to join her, with Fuu making in the condition that they are not to duel one another until the journey is done.

Last Words:

Samurai Champloo is a great action and adventurous anime show,  whether your into anime or not this is a great introduction to such a great entertainment medium.  Very high quality animation, with fantastic music, and great characters.  This is a show  you can not miss.

Mortal Kombat 9 Demo Impressions

Finally Mortal Kombat fans get a glimpse of what’s in store next month when the long-awaited game is released.  The demo for the Mortal Kombat reboot has officially hit Sony’s Online Store for PS3.  But there’s a catch; you can only get it if you’re a Playstation Plus subscriber and it will only be available for a week. 

The MK demo shows a near-perfect refurbishment of the Mortal Kombats of nearly 20 years ago.  3D is out, as MK returns to its 2D roots.  The art style is three-dimensional, but the fighting takes place on a 2D plane. 

The art style is nothing short of brilliant and fits perfectly with the overall MK style.  The amount of detail that is displayed for each character and stage background is among the best of 2D fighters. 

The demo features four playable characters:  Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Melina and Johnny Cage.  Characters sustain real-time damage in battle, which is an awesome addition to the series.  Scorpion and Sub-Zero’s robes may be in tatters after a fight to the death.  Melina’s mask could get ripped up, exposing her jagged chompers.  The damage is strictly aesthetic and doesn’t affect their fighting ability, and it’s better this way. 

The blood still pours, oh my does the blood pour.  The blood effects are fantastic as it paints the ground and sticks to the fighters skin.  But MK doesn’t stop with blood, as it takes the classic violence of the series to the next level with X-ray moves. 

Like Street Fighter has ultra and super combos, Mortal Kombat now has X-ray moves.  Each fighter has a meter that fills as he or she sustains damage.  When the meter fills, the fighter can unleash a brutal X-ray move that zooms in and shows the opponent’s bones actually break.  The move shows the point of impact, internal organs, muscle tissue and of course the newly shattered bones.  The X-ray moves do large amounts of damage, but the broken bones don’t actually hinder the fighter‘s abilities. 

All the graphical pizzazz in the world can’t save a fighter if the fighting mechanics aren’t there.  Fortunately, they are.  MK has a typical four-button layout, with two buttons for punching and two for kicking.  There’s also a separate button for blocking and another that enhances special moves at the cost of a portion of the X-ray meter. 

Each character has a list of combos to mix up the fight.  These combos can be broken of a breaker is performed correctly.