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James of Twinfinite writes "As far as boss battles go, Lords of the Fallen doesnt like to give you the same fight more than once. It also rarely uses any sort of magical spell to cause significant damage because lets be honest, thats a little cheap sometimes. Magical damage in Lords of the Fallen is often very strong and during your first play-through any enemy dealing magical damage is a pain in the backside. The Guardian makes his appearance as the first boss capable of a very strong magical attack, one that makes itself known as soon as you walk into his arena."

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GameKoop's Jason Hanschmann writes, "Its been months since the release of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2. With an overall Metascore of 63, clearly it has its share of problems. Some reviewers argue the game lacks interesting characters and a compelling story, while others knock it for its slower-paced stealth sections and occasionally drab settings. Its harshest critics claim CLoS2 lacks focus, direction, and polish. What happened? Did developer MercurySteam completely drop the ball? Or is there a deeper, more fundamental problem here that merits discussion?"

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The Koalition writes: "They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If thats the case, From Software should consider itself awfully flattered, because Deck13 Interactive and CI Games latest effort, Lords of the Fallen, is about as close to imitation as you can get. I dont mean to imply that there are no original ideas in Lords of the Fallen because there are but all of them are built upon the foundation that Dark Souls built. Ill try to limit the comparisons between the two in this review but, frankly, its near impossible to talk about Lords of the Fallen without resurrecting Dark Souls from a nearby bonfire at the same time."

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James of Twinfinite writes " One thing that would really cement the idea that Lords of the Fallen is nothing more than a love-letter to the Souls series is the addition of a twin boss. For the uninitiated, this is a battle where you fight two enemies simultaneously in the hopes of meeting success above their corpses. Hell the idea would really be cemented if when one died the other gained its partners abilities. In the least surprising thing to happen in gaming since he announcement of another Call of Duty game, I would like to introduce you the Lost Brothers."

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This week on the Pressurecast, Microsoft gets serious with a $50 Xbox One price cut for this holiday season. Should Sony be afraid? Absolutely. And Sony remains in the red, the Wii U picks up steam, a slim Xbox One could be coming, Prey 2 is officially cancelled, OnLive expands, Capcom continues to struggle, Valkyria Chronicles hits PC, PS4 Update 2.0 continues to cause issues, Driveclub is still in the ditch, and much more! Plus, Colin and Brian give their impressions of the weeks newest games, including Sunset Overdrive, Lords of the Fallen, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Danger of the Ooze, NBA Live 15, and MX vs. ATV: Supercross. Everything happening in the world of gaming is here, now, on this weeks PRESSURECAST!

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Just like Dark Souls. A full house this week as the boys continue to contemplate the importance of Scott Stapp. Hosts: Ken McKown Jason Gambrel Ryan Wombold Justin Testa Drew Leachman John Whitehouse Games Covered Lords of the Fallen Costume Quest 2 Disneys Fantasia: Music Evolved Sunset Overdrive Volgarr the Viking and more