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Special Limited Time Revengeance Ultimate Edition Bundle!

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Everybody, I need to interrupt my Ground Zeroes commentary to tell you about a special limited time offer for Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance available now on PSN!

For only $74.99, you can buy your favorite Platinum Games action game starring Raiden, along with the following super rare and valuable things:

– VR Missions ($2.99 value)
– Jetstream Side Mission (free value)
– Blade Wolf Side Mission (free value)
– Cyborg Ninja Skin (previously pre-order only)
– MGS4 Raiden Skin ($1.99 value)
– Commando Armor Skin (previously pre-order only)
– White Armor Skin (previously pre-order only)
– Inferno Armor Skin (previously pre-order only)

Check out how amazingly cool these skins are in this exciting video:

This is an amazing value that you won’t want to miss!  The regular edition of MGR can be bought for $49.99, which means you’ll get this amazing $5 worth of extra content for only an additional $25!  The “Ultimate Edition” is for true fans who want to show how smart they really are!

Skullgirls gets reviewd by Shoryuken.com

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So Skullgirls has been out for a couple of days, and I did purchase it.  It takes a lot of energy for me to get into a new fighting game, so I’ve only scratched the surface so far, but Shoryuken.com has put up their own review here.

I was surprised that the control scheme heavily leans towards an “arcade stick” setup, where you play with an arcade control peripheral, with 2 rows of buttons flat on the surface.  Many of the moves require you to hit certain combinations of buttons that don’t work well on a traditional controller, such as all 3 kick buttons at the same time (X, O, and R2 on the PS3) or Light Kick and Medium Punch at the same time (X and Triangle).  These are easy inputs on an Arcade Stick, but they’re very awkward on a controller.

Read the review to get an idea of what hardcore fighting game players think of it, and let’s hope that it becomes successful enough that they can continue to polish, support, and add to it.  I love the creators, I love what they’re trying to do, and I think they deserve the small asking price.

Here’s the Character Guide to download, by the way.  Might help you understand how to use the characters a bit better, learn some backstory, and enjoy the artwork.

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