PlayStation 3 Game Reviews
The newest PlayStation 3 game reviews available on the site are listed on this page. You can search the database for additional reviews by browsing alphabetically according to game title, or feel free to check review listings for additional systems.
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Atelier Rorona Plus: The Alchemist of Arland review (PlayStation 3)Reviewed March 01, 2015holdthephone says: "In need of higher quality ingredients." |
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Lost Planet: Extreme Condition review (PlayStation 3)Reviewed February 16, 2015Robotic_Attack says: "I wonder how I would like this game if it ran buttery smooth. As is, Lost Planet is a pretty flawed game to begin with. Add in the fact that you have to play it in slow motion and have your mind assaulted by terrible, long cutscenes and it's kind of a torturous experience." |
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Thomas Was Alone review (PlayStation 3)Reviewed February 06, 2015Robotic_Attack says: "So many games in this crowded genre do everything so much better than Thomas Was Alone that it is almost totally obsolete. It's only worth playing if you are really interested in it's main theme or if you are a fan of the designer." |
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Planets Under Attack review (PlayStation 3)Reviewed February 06, 2015Robotic_Attack says: "Unfortunately Planets Under Attack is a worse version of Galcon Labs, which already had its problems." |
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Hoard review (PlayStation 3)Reviewed January 18, 2015Jeremy Davis says: "The setup is simplicity itself. The player controls a dragon, and spends ten minutes collecting as much gold as possible from the play area." |
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Tokyo Jungle review (PlayStation 3)Reviewed October 29, 2014Jeremy Davis says: "More than the sum of its parts." |
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Persona 4 Arena Ultimax review (PlayStation 3)Reviewed October 16, 2014Rhody Tobin says: "Teens can do anything if they work together! But definitely not alone." |
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Fairy Fencer F review (PlayStation 3)Reviewed September 10, 2014Zachary Walton says: "Fairy Fencer F may have been designed specifically for a Japanese audience, but any JRPG fans who can stomach the problems inherent to Compile Heart games will also find plenty to love." |
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