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Fable III
A game with a lot of expectations that didn't quite live up to what I had hoped personally.  I had enjoyed my first time going through the first fable, playing as a good guy then going on a bloody rampage through Oak vale near the end for the fun of it.  The first game for me almost felt like I was finally able to do whatever I wanted, be whoever I felt like and just enjoy being the master of the world.  Fable 2 was kind of the same way(though that one is a bit forgettable), I felt free to roam around and discover my own way of doing things.  But in this latest edition I didn't see that, it felt too story driven, which would be fine if I had been looking for that kind of game. 

Graphics: 9
This game looked fine, like most Xbox 360 titles it looks nice, and I don't even remember there being any big graphical glitches, it was well polished and nice, my only complaint is the people.  They just didn't look right to me (especially the princess character you could be, she just looked like the prince in a dress), I much preferred the people in fable 2.

Sound: 9
Nothing amazing about the music, though the voice acting was well done.

Addictiveness: 6
It just wasn't all that fun to play through more than once, I even tried to get back into it before this review and quickly lost interest.  If anything you would play again for the ending but all that would take to see is a good save point where you can get more money before the end.

Story: 8
The story was a bit of a change up with a deeper and darker evil at the end than you expect at the beginning, but it did feel to me like the main evil, the darkness, was just thrown on at the last minute as a device to get the old guy killed off for some emotional reaction from the player.  I would have preferred to have the game go a bit deeper into the story of the brothers fighting over the throne, but even with my complaining I did enjoy it the first time through.

Depth: 6
This game isn't all that deep, other than the filler quests and some extra little tidbits everything felt somewhat superficial to me, I felt like I was playing a game that was on rails that kept me on the only path that didn't lead to a dead end.

Difficulty: 7
The difficulty was moderate at best, the controls where easy to learn and the battles where sometimes big ordeals that you had to overcome but those where few and far between, everything else was easy as lightning bolt here, chop up that guy, shoot that explosive crate and wipe the chunks of bad guy off your nice princely clothes, or chicken suit whichever you prefer. 

Overall: 7.9
This game just didn't impress me like the original did, and I would have liked it more if I had been prepared for what it was.  I would still say that if you like the fable series for its choice of right and wrong and the combat system you should pick this game up, but just keep in mind that the story isn't what you have seen in the other two installments of this great series.

Overall:  9.5

   I played this game way back in the day, when the PlayStation was in its twilight years and I was still a kid of 14 years or so and this game was amazing for its time and for my age.  I remember quite a bit of the game from when I was a kid, so much in fact that when I bought this game from the PlayStation store on my ps3 I beat the first disc in about 12 hours which is kinda quick considering I put over 90 hours into that game when it was on the PlayStation.

Graphics: 5.0

   The graphics have not aged gracefully, with glitches of people fading through walls, and the fixed camera angels.  the only real redemption where the cut scenes, for me they where the first of their kind, the first cut scenes that I had seen that where not cartoony or just words with background images.

Sound: 9.0

   The sound is great, most of the music is well done and sounds really good helping you get more immersed in the game, and the voice overs where pretty good too, the small amount that where in the game.

Addictiveness: 10.0

   There is nothing about this game that will make you want to play it over and over again unless you are like me and enjoy the story and the old style game play.  Believe you me, there are no alternate endings, there is no real side quest that is worth going back for, and the game plays the same whom ever you have on your team.

Story: 9.0

   This story is expansive, like I said before I spent over 90 hours playing this game my first time through, it is entertaining and strong enough to keep a 14 year old caught up in it for a good chunk of his summer.  It had a few low points that made me almost cry and a bunch of high points that made me shout for joy, I really got behind the main character in this game and hated the bad guys.

Depth: 10.0

   As I keep saying it took over 90 hours to complete the game and even when I bought it from the PlayStation store it has taken a good chunk of time to get even half way through the game.  Legend of Dragoon has enough twists and turns to make it enthralling enough to keep you playing long after even some of the newer games have lost my attention.

Difficulty: 8.0

   It all depends on how you like to play these games, I personally like to train my characters up to above the average on the first few levels when the monsters are weak and easy to kill so that I can be a few levels up on the bosses, but even then I found a few places that took quite a lot of work to get through, especially at the end when the characters split up and each has to go through an ordeal and I hadn't trained a couple of them well enough to get through easily...

   Overall this game is worth your time if you have enough to give to it, I will most definitely enjoy it now that it is on the PlayStation store cheep.

Overall: 9.7 - my only problem with this game is the glitches I have seen, skipping the last few words that someone is saying every so often, enemies getting pushed through walls.  but any game as big as this is bound to have a few glitches you just have to accept it.  The rest of the game is beautiful, the interactions with your crew is good, and the mix of fps and rpg is well done though I wish they would have kept the skill level system of M.E.1
Graphics: 10 - This game is beautiful, with environments ranging from boiling lava planets to icy tundra, and even the side quests have a variety of background unlike some games where they just copy and paste areas.  
Sound: 9 - nothing special but not too intrusive either the games sound is good in its own way.
Addictiveness: 10 - like other Bio Ware titles with more than one installment what happens in this game affects what happens in the next one and with so many choices to make it would take weeks to see and do it all.
Story: 10 - the main storyline is epic and the side quests are fun.
Depth: 10 - to get everything this game has to offer takes time, between all the side quests and finding all the worlds you can explore, not to mention how the game changes based on what you choose as your back story. 
Difficulty: 4 - I like my games like I like my women, not too easy but not so prudish that you have to pick three locks just to get the chastity belt off.  Anyway I like the difficulty of this game.

This is one of the best games I have played since I bought my ps3, it is a unique experience not even really a game but more of a masterful work of art.  The beauty of the game is...well everything, from the flowing sands, to the beautifully haunting music, in fact the only problem I have with this game is how short it is.  Another interesting feature, that I hope more games introduce in the future, is the interactive online play, as you are going through the game you may randomly run into other players that interact with the same world as you, helping you solve puzzles, showing you secrets and just giving company on an otherwise lonely journey.  My overall opinion is that it is one of the best games I've ever played but if you just want action and bloodshed you probably wont enjoy this game.

Limbo has a good feel to it, with a dark atmosphere, interesting puzzles, and a unique story.  It isn't long by any means and some of the puzzles are kinda frustrating so don't pay for it if you are easily frustrated but if you like mind bending games and don't mind a little bit of gore this would be a good pick up.