Added: 12.08.2015 18:20 | 38 views | 0 comments


This week brings lots of discounts, in particular for the Wii U: Mario Kart 8 is $48.47, Mario Party 10 $34.99, and Super Smash Bros is $44.99 for Wii U on Amazon right now. On PS3, the awesome Heavy Rain: Directors Cut is $15.12 (50% off). The humble bundle bandai Namco is still going on for a few days, and the PSN NA store has a Square Enix sale going on. On Steam, the Midweek Madness deal is 75% off Left 4 Dead 2. If you still don't have a PS4, eBay sell the Last Of Us Remastered PS4 Bundle for $349.99 right now. In Preorders, The limited Xbox One controller: Halo 5 Master Chief edition joins the best selling charts, as well as the LEGO Dimensions Ghostbuster Stay Puft pack, and the Ghostbuster Level pack. Amazon Prime members can now preorder Destiny Taken King Legendary Edition for the discounted price of $49.99.

Added: 11.08.2015 19:00 | 11 views | 0 comments


Push him around! Tell him what to do!



Koei Tecmo Europe recently tweeted, and its North American branch chimed in, that the company isn't sure about bringing Yoru no Nai Kuni overseas. On the surface, this looks harmless, or perhaps even like good business. They are, after all, asking their customers if something appeals to them. There are some warning signs about this, however.

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Push Square: "We, along with the rest of the Push Square community, were screaming like little girls when Final Fantasy VII Remake was announced for the PlayStation 4 during Sony's jaw-dropping E3 2015 press conference. It's fitting, then, that little over two months later, the original PSone version of Final Fantasy VII has been voted as Push Square's Best Game of All Time."

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"Traveling through the virtual halls of Rare Replay is like venturing through a well-preserved museum, one that proudly showcases the many timeless works of an extraordinarily creative developer. This package isn't merely a collection of 30 games carelessly slapped together for the sake of doing so; it's concerned with little details and extras, and it's presented in a way unlike any compilation before it. There are certain control and formatting options that we would've liked to see included, but there's so much engrossing entertainment here that it feels wrong to whine about what are, in most cases, negligible details. Even though it costs actual money, Rare Replay feels like a heartfelt gift from Rare to its fans, and it deserves your time, money, and appreciation."

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Push Square: "Goat Simulator's nauseating stupidity has a certain je ne sais quoi, we suppose. You won't be feeding from this particular trough for all that long, but if you're willing to splurge on a headache-inducing afternoon of idiotic entertainment, then incredibly there are worse options out there. This isn't baaaad, but it's not the Greatest of all Time either."

Added: 10.08.2015 22:18 | 7 views | 0 comments


Push Square: "Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment could afford to be a little more welcoming to newcomers with its opening hours, but get through the initial confusion and you'll find a charming RPG that boasts an enjoyable battle system. Meanwhile, a solid supporting cast prop up a middling story, and some great dungeon crawling moments will keep you coming back for more. Despite several unnecessarily daft design choices, jumping into the shoes of Kirito can be a lot of fun, and for the game's budget price, it's easy to recommend to anyone who's up for a spot of anime adventure."

Added: 10.08.2015 10:21 | 12 views | 0 comments


Are you ready for a crazy race? Push your car to the limit and dodge through the field to claim your highscore

Added: 09.08.2015 4:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


Push Square: "We reckon that the PlayStation 4's user interface is pretty darn good, but it could be better. We're not especially fond of the PlayStation Store icon's placement for starters, but the content ribbon can also be a little clunky to navigate. Fortunately, graphic designer Ryan Duncan has dreamed up a solution to that problem, concocting a home screen that retains the look of the original, while tidying it up."

Added: 09.08.2015 0:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


Push Square: "We reckon that the PlayStation 4's user interface is pretty darn good, but it could be better. We're not especially fond of the PlayStation Store icon's placement for starters, but the content ribbon can also be a little clunky to navigate. Fortunately, graphic designer Ryan Duncan has dreamed up a solution to that problem, concocting a home screen that retains the look of the original, while tidying it up."