PSi writes: "Valhalla Knights has a long but not terribly illustrious history as a franchise. What we know from the series of releases on PSP and other platforms in past years is that there is a following for the game, enough to prompt its creators to keep iterating. The eyes of the beholder are where beauty lies, we know, but it all depends on who's beholdin'... What we saw when we booted up Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance was a variation on the type of realistic RPG that seems to be remade each year on this platform, either under the Monster Hunter flag or something similar. We can understand the appeal of watching classic D&D-style characters in action, complete with realistic changes in armor and accessories as you equip them. On the other hand, the monsters are incredibly uninspiring - battling things like bees and bunnys, even to level up, should be off limits for any game trying to avoid comedy."
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"We have a couple deals from last week, such as Final Fantasy XIII and Resonance of Fate, which will end tomorrow, and some new deals, like Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days." -Russ of RPG Land
Newfie from Handheld Heroes writes: "I am a man who has a taste for everything in gaming, and when I first approached Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance, I had some excitement as it looked to have a old school feel to it, but with the battle style of the "Tales" series. What I got was a lackluster story, broken game mechanics, annoying controls, and tedious grind."
