Two years after Dark Cloud was released, Dark Cloud 2 came into being as Level-5’s second title. Other than keeping with certain elements of what made Dark Cloud what it was such as randomly generating town floors, town building simulations, weapon upgrades and degradation, Dark Cloud 2 was an entirely different experience. Set in a Steampunked setting and having nothing to do with the first, the Noble Maximilian and the Royalty from the future Monica band together in order to save that future from an Evil Emperor that would destroy it through the past which is Max’s present. It works.
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Dark Cloud 2 - PS4 Review
November 17, 2016CGRreview, console, Dark Cloud 2, Level-5, playstation, PlayStation 4, PS4, review, sony, Sony Computer Entertainment America
Two years after Dark Cloud was released, Dark Cloud 2 came into being as Level-5’s second title. Other than keeping with certain elements of what made Dark Cloud what it was such as randomly generating town floors, town building simulations, weapon upgrades and degradation, Dark Cloud 2 was an entirely different experience. Set in a Steampunked setting and having nothing to do with the first, the Noble Maximilian and the Royalty from the future Monica band together in order to save that future from an Evil Emperor that would destroy it through the past which is Max’s present. It works.
Dark Cloud - PS4 Review
November 16, 2016CGRreview, console, Dark Cloud, Level-5, playstation, PlayStation 4, PS4, review, sony, Sony Computer Entertainment America
While we could debate backwards compatibility all day and until some of us are blue in the face because we’ve been holding our breaths for so long, the idea of PS2 games upscaled onto the PS4 with trophy support may be as good as we get. There are PS1 and PS2 classics for the PS3 and the Vita but it’s not the same as being able to take out the case for the game you want to play from two generations ago and insert its disk it into the most current generation.
LEVEL-5 Vision 2016: new Professor Layton and Inazuma Eleven installments, cross-media titles
Today, LEVEL-5 Inc. held an event in Tokyo to announce upcoming titles -- including new installments in the PROFESSOR LAYTON™ and INAZUMA ELEVEN™ franchises and new cross-media titles: The Snack World and Megaton Musashi.
“LEVEL-5 Vision 2016: New Heroes” has introduced multiple new titles with the focus on heroic characters -- including:
- Lady Layton: The Millionaire Ariadone’s Conspiracy (PROFESSOR LAYTON™ series)
- The Snack World (LEVEL-5’s fourth cross-media project)
- Inazuma Eleven Ares (INAZUMA ELEVEN™ series)
- Megaton Musashi (LEVEL-5’s fifth cross-media project)
Ni no Kuni - Wrath of the White Witch - PS3 Review
April 08, 2013Level-5, Namco Bandai, Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch, pokemon, PS3 Review, Sony PlayStation 3, Studio Ghibli
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Enchanting.
That is really the primary adjective I came away with after spending about eighty hours with Level-5's Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch for the PlayStation 3.
That is really the primary adjective I came away with after spending about eighty hours with Level-5's Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch for the PlayStation 3.



















