Andy ^{(66 Posts)}

With all the hype surrounding Killzone 2 and the disappointment I had when I blind purchased the game, another game has come to fruition with the PS3 exclusive title.

inFAMOUS is a new game by Sucker Punch who brought all those wonderful Sly Cooper games to the Playstation. The game is about a bike messenger named Cole who gets caught in a electric blast while delivering a package wiping out 10,000+ people in the  city with it. You somehow survive the blast and gain super powers of the electric kind. The story follows you on your journey to find out who set off the bomb and why. Along the way you discover how to use your powers more effectively and make decisions along the way of if you want to help the city or help yourself.

You ever wanted to know what its like to be in the Mob? Well this game might give you a little taste of what it could be like. The Godfather 2 is a game based of the movie of the same name. Now before I go any further, I have not seen any of the Godfather movies. Before I get "wacked", I will make sure to rent them right away from Netflix.

We have all been through this before. Awesome movie comes out followed by a piss poor video game based on the movie. No need for me to list all the games since it has been every single game that has been crap. Well, Spider-man 2 was a decent enough game that broke out of that pile of rubbish. Still that is just one game. Now we have another game to rise from the pile of video game based on a movie pile of junk.

I know I am late on this and I am sorry. Here is my take on the Beloved (?) Killzone 2.

Killzone 2 starts off with you invading the Heilgast's Homeworld to bring the fight to them. The story of the game follows your team in which you are in control of Sergeant Tomas "Sev" Sevchenko  and the mission is to capture Helghast leader, Scolar Visari.

Now this game has everything going for it. The detail of the levels and character models are excellent. Sound is amazing. Hell even the weapons are sweet. This game, however lacks one very important thing, controls.

Flower for the PS3 is not your typical game. Most games we play are intense or stressful to a point. It's what we love. This game is more of an experience than a actual game.

The game revolves around flower pots on a windowsill overlooking an urban landscape. First there is only one flower pot on the windowsill. As you complete each level (which is essentially the flower pot), a new flower pot appears for you to go to and play the next level. There are 6 levels/flower pots in all.

The game is very short but for the $9.99 you spend on it, the game is long enough. Flower takes you for an emotional ride that ranges from happiness, sadness, despair all the way back to happiness.

I figured we would try something new on the site so that we at Handheld Heroes would post more. Therefore, I give you my review of Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm for the PS3.

Like all the other Naruto games, this one is a fighting game with 3-D cel-shaded graphics. This game is made exclusively for the PS3. Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm loosely follows the Anime's storyline up to season 6 where Sasuke and Naruto have an epic battle. There  are 2 modes in the game, Story Mode and a Free Battle mode. Sadly, there is no online multiplayer.