RPGamer writes: "Hot on the heels of Master of the Monster Lair, Atlus has decided to bring another Global A-developed game to North America called My World, My Way. This game doesn't involve dungeon creation of any sort, but it does have another original premise. My World, My Way chronicles the journey of the extremely spoiled Princess Elise as she attempts to become an adventurer to win over a handsome boyfriend. "Spoiled" is the key word here, because it is not used just as a descriptor for Elise, but also as a theme for the entire game."
Following the announcement of a PAL release for Access Games’ Survival Horror oddity, Deadly Premonition, Electronic Theatre brings you the updated release schedule for all of Rising Star Games’ currently announced Q3 2010 titles. The publisher is well known for their efforts to deliver more alternative titles to a Europe audience, concentrating on providing for those niches other publishers ignore, and their remaining line-up for Q3 2010 is evidence of just that.
Highlights from February include the mind-meltingly mental Half-Minute Hero on PlayStation Portable (PSP). This brilliantly original title fuses classic gaming mechanics with bite-sized thirty-second gaming to create one of the format's most audacious twists on the Role-Playing Game (RPG) genre. Animal Kororo, a ludicrously cute Puzzle game will also be published on Nintendo DS this month.
GL: "While it's hard to say exactly why bad games are so good, it's easy to give you the answer: My World, My Way. This is a game that makes fun of all the really stupid, tired conventions of JRPGs that people take for granted. From the minute details like all townsfolk looking the same, to the random acts of do-goodery that traditional JRPG heroes partake in. You know what I mean, right?"
