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15 January 2012
Amazing classic title in the modern Ace Combat series
As a long-time Ace Combat fan starting from the PS2 games, being able to play one of the PS1 classics is an amazing experience. It's a simple game very easy to get the hang of, and it's tough to label someone as a veteran Ace Combat pilot if they haven't played this one-of-a-kind video game. With everything from canyon missions to named aces and tight dogfights, it's everything that made Ace Combat 04, 5, and Zero what they are. It all started here.
21 January 2012
Best title in the NFS series, now on the PS3!
A very amazing PS2 game makes its way onto the PS3! A little disappointed to find out there aren't any trophies for it, but it's a small con. I have nothing but pros for this game; the open world structure is really the selling point here, and it isn't Need For Speed without cops. And there's an actual storyline in it too.
I enjoyed this game a lot on the PS2. I have yet to check out the online features, but other than that and graphics, the two are virtually identical. Amazing game, best of all of the NFS series! A MUST-have!
16 September 2015
The first Sly Cooper comic in easy-to-read book format
To Catch a Thief is basically the first Sly Cooper comic, The Adventures of Sly Cooper #1, in a book format rather than a comic. The major advantage of this is that anyone who doesn't like the format of comic books, or children who don't know how to read comic books properly, will find this a lot easier to read. Any major fan of Sly Cooper deserves to have this in their collection, but if you already own or have read the first Sly Cooper comic then you're not missing much at all. All of the art is the same, taken directly from the comic, and the story isn't any different. That being said, Scholastic and PlayStation aren't printing any more copies, and it's still worth having if you love the series, so if you can find it cheap I would highly recommend it.