N3: Ninety Nine Nights, currently the newest game released by Phantagram (Kingdom Under Fire series), and their first venture to the next gen consoles. Purely based on a fictional story, with fictional characters, you take control of one of seven unique characters, and lead their storylines. Though the levels don’t really vary that much, the main ambition is just to slaughter your enemies with bone-crunching button mashing, and leaving none of your enemies alive to tell the tale. If you haven’t gathered already, N3: Ninety Nine Nights is a hack n slash game, a lot like Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors (KOEI), your main objective is to tear apart your ...  Read the complete review

Ninety Nine Nights is a game that held such potential, but... fell shy of reaching it. The gameplay is smooth, the hordes of enemies makes a battle field feel epic and real, the great graphics per enemy boggles the mind and allows you to easily submerge yourself into the game, but there are such flaws in it that make it all go to waste despite it's many perks. For one, you get to pick 2 squads to follow you around and help you fight. Heavy infantry, infantry (the difference between these two in performance, is beyond me), pikeman, and archers. These squads really are there for eye candy. They take easily over a minute to kill a single enemy unit, ...  Read the complete review

Ninety-nine nights was one of the first games to be released on the xbox 360 and everyone had high hopes for it. But will anyone actually spend ninety nine nights on it? nine nights playing this will be way too much because this can be finshed in less than a week to be honest. *Gameplay* This is your usual hack and slash game made famous by koei's dynasty warriors but i think that the specials are great, especially that the graphics look amazing when you use it but sometimes its very laggy and wobbly so it doesnt feel right. However, it is really easy to play. *Sound* Voice acting is terrible but i like the music because it creates a nice ...  Read the complete review

Before any major console release there is a great surge in hype for the games that will be made available for it on launch or soon after (the launch window as it is now called). On rare occasions these launch titles can live up to the promise and truly revolutionise the way fans see games e.g. Mario 64. However, the case is usually a lot different with the first games on a new console being little more than prettier looking versions of the last gen e.g. Resistance: Fall of Man. Despite being nothing more than a pretty face these games are often fun enough to keep a gamer entertained until the next slew of games. But then there are those games that promised so much ...  Read the complete review

Knights come in different forms, knights of the round table, Knights that say nee and of course ninety-nine nights and by a strange coincidence we are going to talk about the latter. In N3 (as we will call it for short) you can play as one of seven characters, each of them with their own story and of course this means that the games outcome will differ depending on which one you use, however you will need to unlock these characters as you go through the game and therefore you must begin the game with the one called Inphyy. The game itself involves you hacking your way through hundreds of enemies to eventually accomplish your goal, it is a joy to ...  Read the complete review