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10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - charliewoodhead - 16-05-2012
10 of the best RPGs on PS3
http://www.officialplaystationmagazine.co.uk/2012/05/16/best-rpgs-on-ps3/
Dark Souls
Opening up 10 of the best RPGs on PS3 is a game that feels stressful, tense and at times completely unpleasant. Dark Soul nightmarish difficulty and vertical learning curves create an intense experience. In order to survive you need to master the virtues of patience, adapt to different enemy behaviours and always, always, always keep your guard up. Once youÔÇÖve grasped the basics though Dark Souls envelops you in a morbid fantasy world where every creature is out to make sure youÔÇÖre dead but youÔÇÖll carry on going just for the boastful glory of completion.
Mass Effect 2
Disgusted we chose to include Mass Effect 2 over its climactic brother? Calm down, put away your pitchforks and hear us out. Mass Effect 3 is incredible but it finished a story arc we never wanted to end. Mass Effect 2 is all about the build up and anticipation. When in full swing this is phenomenal, balancing meaningful interactions between you and your squad mates with flawlessly paced action. Assaulting a skyscraper full of mercenaries with Thane, breaking a tattooed crim out of a supposedly impenetrable space prison and admiring the view from the Illusive ManÔÇÖs office are all highlights not matched before or since.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Human Revolution is the thinkerÔÇÖs RPG; an artistic masterpiece overflowing with renaissance style and a future vibe that reveals transhumanism conspiracies and espionage. You play as Adam Jensen, a trenchcoat wearing cyborg with a gruff voice on a hunt across the globe for bionic terrorists. Like Mass Effect, this is all about choice. Whether you go with stealth, tech manipulation or the good old-fashioned guns blazing through the front door, Human Revolution reacts as you act.
Dragon Age: Origins
The perfect example of traditional RPG style updated for console. Dragon Age offers up a heavy dose of character interaction, player choice and bloody, tactical combat. From the endlessly branching conversation trees to the various political pickles youÔÇÖll encounter through the campaign, this does a remarkably impressive job of making the adventure feel like your own. Your companions judge you differently depending on how your approach to scenarios aligns with their own moral agendas, whether they decide to befriend or scrutinise you all depends on you. Dragon Age stands tall as a traditional western RPG thatÔÇÖs brutal, rude, funny and engrossing from the off.
Fallout 3
Set in a wasteland ravaged by nuclear fire Fallout 3 has an incredibly violent, dark tone and is laced with plenty of twisted humour. Plus thereÔÇÖs limitless freedom to do as you please, quests galore and a host of fabulous discoveries. The VATS aiming system adds an entirely new tactical element to combat as you pick off limbs to cripple enemies or reduce their ability to attack, while moral dilemmas are suitably twisted to fit in with a world gone wrong.
Final Fantasy XIII-2
XIII-2 is what XIII shouldÔÇÖve been. A departure from linearity, XIII-2 sets you free to quest and explore an open world, using time travel to shift through the ages. The combat is an enhanced version of the slick, fast-paced battle system we saw in XIII, one which successfully keeps every encounter fresh and engaging and never resorts to mindless button mashing. The characters are less annoying ÔÇô looking at you, Vanille ÔÇô the focus is more satisfying and XIII-2 proves to be the return to form that Final Fantasy so desperately needed.
Borderlands
A mixture of first person gunplay and vehicular combat make for some ridiculous mayhem on your own or with friends, although co-op is the best way to play. ThereÔÇÖs a competitive streak to the action that keeps you and your buddies on your toes as you hoover up loot and guns. So much loot and guns. The parched world of Pandora also makes for an interested place to explore full of free roaming quests, weird monsters and crazy bandit.
Eternal Sonata
Otherwise known as ÔÇÿthat one where youÔÇÖre playing inside the dying Fredric ChopinÔÇÖs head while he dreamsÔÇÖ. Weird, yes but this glows with an incredible charm. You play as a handful of characters, each with their own objectives and intertwining story lines and what makes Eternal Sonata so perfect is how it all comes together. Add in the combat, which differs depending on whether youÔÇÖre in light or darkness and you have a deceptively deep package that that compels you to stick with your comrades till the end.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
AmalurÔÇÖs combat is best in class. ThereÔÇÖs no mindless hacking and slashing like youÔÇÖll find in Skyrim, instead this is all about fluid attacks as warriors cleave enemies in two, rogues sneak around slitting throats and mages reign down fire, ice and lightning. It looks wonderful, it feels fulfilling and there are no constraints on how you want to play. It might not boast the sheer scale of Skyrim, the production values of Final Fantasy XIII-2 or the amazing characterisation of Mass Effect, but Amalur is a role-playing experience dedicated to providing fun and it wholly succeeds.
Skyrim
Despite its potential problems on the PS3 Skyrim is still (for the most part)┬á a masterful experience. ItÔÇÖs the kind of the RPG you dream about: a fantasy playground where you can do anything, whenever and however you want. Whether you favour a hammer capable of crushing banditsÔÇÖ heads, a bow for sniping or an arsenal of arcane abilities, Skyrim has it all. YouÔÇÖll even find fun in sauntering around the tundra picking flowers and snatching butterflies. Throw in the fact it looks mouth wateringly pretty, sounds beautiful and can potentially last forever thanks to spawning quests and thereÔÇÖs very little Skyrim canÔÇÖt offer the average RPG enthusiast.
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - Chris Walken - 16-05-2012
Vaya basura de lista...Skyrim RPG (juas)...Deus Ex RPG (JUAS x┬á 10)...Bordelands RPG (JUAS x 100)...Mass Effect 2 RPG (JUAS x 1000)...Fallout 3 > New Vegas (esto ya es diréctamente un insulto a sus lectores)
EDITO: Espera que no había visto el FFXIII-2
EDITO2: y encima no esta Demons Souls LOL
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - mosqui - 16-05-2012
Y la mitad no son RPG's. xD
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - mike - 16-05-2012
Yo quiero un poco de lo que fuman.
Mejor RPG:
Mass Effect 2
:yao:
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - aNtArEs150 - 16-05-2012
Solo tengo 3 !!! xDDD
Esta generación es del rol occidental, claramente.
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - refixed - 16-05-2012
Igual es que el concepto británico de RPG es diferente al de aquí, porque si no, no me lo explico.
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - Cikio - 16-05-2012
Quitando Borderlands que es más un FPS con toques de RPG, no veo porqué no son RPG┬┤s el resto.
Para mi la lista es bastante acertada, no sé que otros RPG┬┤s meteriais en la lista pero sin ser redundante en las mismas sagas y poner Oblivion, Fallout New Vegas, Demon┬┤s Soul o FFXIII, tampoco es que haya tantas opciones más.
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - refixed - 16-05-2012
(16-05-2012 21:07)Cikio link escribió:Quitando Borderlands que es más un FPS con toques de RPG, no veo porqué no son RPG┬┤s el resto.
Para mi la lista es bastante acertada, no sé que otros RPG┬┤s meteriais en la lista pero sin ser redundante en las mismas sagas y poner Oblivion, Fallout New Vegas, Demon┬┤s Soul o FFXIII, tampoco es que haya tantas opciones más.
En portátiles hay decenas de RPG que se recontrafollan a casi todos los de esta lista. Pero bueno, es de un medio occidental que sigue la corriente de japonés = basura.
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - Stumb0y - 16-05-2012
Yo siempre digo lo mismo, menos criticar y más poner vuestras propias listas, que a mí lo que diga la revista ésta me importa un pimiento, yo quiero leer vuestros favoritos.
Yo no pongo lista que estoy prácticamente empezando la generación anterior de portátiles.┬á
Re: Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - Cikio - 16-05-2012
(16-05-2012 21:12)refixed link escribió:En portátiles hay decenas de RPG que se recontrafollan a casi todos los de esta lista. Pero bueno, es de un medio occidental que sigue la corriente de japonés = basura.
RPG es una cosa y no implica que tenga que ser japonés.
Y la lista es de juegos de PS3 no de portátiles ni general
Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - Tolo - 16-05-2012
Dos palabras: Lost Odyssey. Se folla al resto de RPGs y JRPGs.
Ah claro, que es exclusivo de 360 juas juas.
Re: Re:10 de los mejores RPG de PS3 según la OPM UK - refixed - 16-05-2012
(16-05-2012 21:20)Cikio link escribió:Y la lista es de juegos de PS3 no de portátiles ni general
Había saltado este punto┬á
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