So I have a few new games to review and are past due... I've had a bit of a catching up this month on older games as well as a few new ones.

Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass: Rated Everyone. Platform: DS. Yes it is another Legend of Zelda title, so therefore most players know what to expect. The titles are a bit formulaic but in my opinion if the formula fits to tell your stories and get the player involved in different puzzles the formula shouldn't matter. This game requires use of pretty much every function of the DS starting with the touch screen as it's the only way you can control Link, (or according to ZeroPunctuation Fagballs.) This take a little getting used to but the few things I was annoyed with, having to use the microphone function on the DS (I can't always yell at the top of my lungs in public) The Temple of the Sea King (Kinda), and the fact that the DS doesn't always recognize my scribble and fucks up when I'm drawin titties on my map to amuse myself ^_^; The Sea King temple annoyed be not because of the time shit I expected that it was more just the repetativeness of it.

Red Faction Guerrilla: Rated M. Platform: PS3 and Xbox 360. I'm only about half way through this title and what can I say I'm a sucker for sandbox titles and it's a fuckton of fun to go blow up buildings and bridges ambushing convoy's. Both the multi-player and story-mode feel good and solid and for once not tacked on. The weapons feel varied from the exceedingly fun remote charge to the immensely useful Nanoforge. I really like just knocking out supports just for fun and then driving a car through the structure to see if it will still stand. There are a few things that get on my nerves I.E. how missions randomly spawn when you get to a certain area, as much as I love ambushing convoys I don't like doing it when I'm heading to a high priority or medium priority target.

Fallout 3: Rated M. Platform: PS3, XBOX 360, and PC. Yes this game is pretty much Oblivion with guns, but with one very vital difference the Vats targeting system. I will have to admit I love the huge scope of the game and it makes me want to explore all the fuckin time instead of doing the main storyline, which is pretty much what I've been doing. Only problem is when you run into some pretty nasty fuckers in the wastes I.E. Yao Guey and Supermutant Behemoth.