Almost Legendary.
Lately the eShops have both been seeing an increase in the number of mobile titles ported over with new control schemes, some of which turn out better than the original and some that don't transition well. As such it makes sense for gamers and publishers to be wary of bringing titles over to Nintendo systems, but this hasn't stopped Gamelion Studios from delivering League of Heroes onto the 3DS eShop.
Join Amras89, Hardlydan, and Djleeroy85 for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about the original GTA developers thoughts on the upcoming drama, the announcement of Monster Hunter Stories, the new Path of Exile expansion, a Farming Simulator 15 trailer, the sequel to Fantasy Life, the reveal of Black Ops 3, the Total War Battles: Kingdom open beta, a 12 year-old explaining the hidden cost of playing as a woman, the Ubisoft tablet game combating lazy eye condition, and the Ride demo. Games discussed are Elite: Dangerous, Dark Souls 2, Lazy Eye Tetris, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Pokemon Shuffle, League of Heroes, Minecraft, and Hearthstone.
Cubed:
There are certain things people expect and accept in a free-to-play title that they would never ever accept in a game they have to buy to start playing. Things like being given too little resources, having no reliable way to get into game, and timed lockouts. Sadly, League of Heroes did not understand this when it shifted platform to the 3DS. There are timed challenges that reset once every four hours, and a hard to obtain currency that is vital to gear up. However, despite its flaws, it succeeds in creating a fun experience for the masses to bite into.
On February 25, the new RPG game League of Heroes will release in Japan on Nintendo 3DS.
