Submitted by Cyrus365 736d ago | review

Diehard GameFAN Review: Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgment

Diehard GameFAN writes: "RPGs and I have a secret love affair. I can tolerate more time spent with a good RPG and a bottle of rum than I can with most of my relationships. That either says I love video games too much or am an alcoholic. I personally think it shows my love for rum. The one genre of game that is lacking on the Xbox Arcade is quality RPGs. Think about it though. Most RPGs are long and are very story heavy, and that kind of takes away from the whole concept of an Arcade. Not only that, they usually end up having a lot time involved in their development, so that adds to the cost. Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgment is here to prove that RPGs make great arcade games too, and with a cost of $15(1200 MSP) to boot. So will this hold up as another memorable RPG or just get lost amongst all the other arcade titles on Xbox LIVE?" (PS3, Vandal Hearts, Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgment, Xbox 360) -

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