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Sitting down at my keyboard with my review notes scattered around me, I feel like I'm writing the sort of follow-up text or email you'd get sent after a lacklustre first date. I had a lot of fun with you, and I think you're going to make someone else really, really happy... but I don't think I'm looking for something like this in my life right now. Make no mistake: Yumi's Odd Odyssey is a ch...

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Thumbsticks writer Bad AlOmair reviews the first Western appearance of the fishing rod wielding Yumi in the new 3DS game, Yumi's Odd Odyssey.

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Metal Arcade: JJ Evangelista writes: Ragnarok Odyssey ACE is an RPG for the PS Vita and PS3, based around Norse mythology and taking place in the universe of Ragnarok Online, an MMORPG that debuted in 2003. The game is a slightly modified and expanded version of Ragnarok Odyssey, which released exclusively for the PlayStation Vita in 2013. But, not so much with the massive, only a bit of the multiplayer, and is online to an extent. Essentially a 1.5 version of that game, Ragnarok Odyssey ACE is an RPG with multiplayer capabilities, at the ready.

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While Ragnarok Odyssey Ace offers many improvements, we dont believe its worth buying again for existing Ragnarok Odyssey owners. The added features are great, but the game is still flawed by repetitive quests. The online gameplay is still fun for those who like to take on giant bosses with friends. Its great that PS3 owners get to join in on the action now too.

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While Capcom arguably invented the entire monster-hunting genre when they debuted Monster Hunter on the PS2, it was really on the PSP where the genre took off. Since then, Capcoms taken their ball and walked out of Sonys backyard and over to Nintendos. This has been good news for the 3DS and Wii U and bad news for the Vita and PS3. Thats why publishers like Tecmo-Koei and even Sony themselves have stepped in to try to fill the gap. Game Arts managed to do so in 2012 with Ragnarok Odyssey and now the expanded version of that game, Ragnarok Odyssey Ace is available both on its original home on the Vita and a new $40 PS3 version. While its still not as good as Monster Hunter, you dont have much choice if youre craving this kind of gameplay on the PS3.

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"What is it with these Monster Hunter-style games? The ones that Ive played are like pulling teeth through the tutorial phase. It seems its de rigeur to start off fighting alone, without any special abilities, companions, or limited attacks. You start off clubbing slimes and rodent creatures the size of a small dog as if you were the most clumsy animal poacher that ever lived." ~ Blake Peterson, GameRevolution