GamingEvolution writes: "Söldner X: Himmelsstümer, released on PC back in 2007, garnered a large fanbase around the world and also brought attention to a dying breed of games, shmups. Developed by SideQuest Studios and published by Eastasiasoft, Söldner X: Himmelsstümer features intense battle sequences that are reminiscent of classic titles like R-Type and Ikaruga. Fast forward a year and SideQuest Studios has released the same title for the PlayStation console via the PlayStation Network. Instead of just being a straight port, SideQuest also included several improvements of the PC versions, which makes the PSN version bigger and better. While there is no special collector's editions like the PC version, Söldner X: Himmelsstümer provides yet another entertaining and intense gaming experience for the PlayStation 3 console."
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I definitely prefer these earlier updates. Why not make it a point to do this every week?
I think I might finally have to get Rainbow Moon, since the bundle is so inexpensive now.
GamerNode's Dan Crabtree writes:
Sometimes, designers and marketing teams get awfully cute when naming their games. They say to each other, "Making this look and sound weird will set us apart, in a good way!" Wrong. The gimmicks are gutted and the bluffs have been called.
GamerNode has shackled together the three worst kinds of game-naming conventions and exposed the perpetrators for their crimes against diction, syntax, and multi-lingual decency. As a bonus, GN has awarded the most egregious offenders with entrance to the "I don't even..." Hall of Fame, a liminal success at best.
TGH Writes:
"The sequel to the PSN Exclusive Soldner X: Himmelsstrumer: Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype has gotten quite a beefy update and overhaul in comparison to the last installment of this PSN exclusive series. Here are some recently released screenshots, along with new information about the game, hope you enjoy."
"PSN exclusive series"
What? The first released on PC a year before PSN.
Anyway looking forward to this sequel. The first was one of my favorite PSN titles with its classic arcade shooting action/challenge, crisp visuals, and amazing sound track.
