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WASHINGTON (Map, News) - “The World Ends With You” is another example of the brilliant ideas in gameplay Japan still has to offer.

You play as Neku, an independent kid who’s lost his memory and must participate in a seven-day game with the Reapers to earn his way back into the real world.

Waking up in an alternate version of Tokyo’s Shibuya District every day for a new mission, you use pins (think pogs that function like materia) to use psychs (spell-like abilities that vary  from telepathy to dropping boulders from the sky).

The music is great and matches the modern street feel of the game.

Style is key as fighting makes the brands of clothing you wear and pins you have equipped more trendy and therefore stronger.

The game is brilliant and perfectly designed for the DS. The intricate and emotional story alone is worth picking this title up.

‘The World Ends With You’

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9:38 AM MST on Mon., Mar. 24, 2008 re: "Double down"

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see that's why I use a pc the games are so much better and run better than expensive consoles. Besides when I am done I can surf the net without knowing I spent 500 on a little box lol.

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2:11 PM MST on Fri., Mar. 7, 2008 re: "‘God’ in your carry-on"

More God of War PSP info needed said:
Does this version of God of War have the same Quick-Time Events, that require no strategy beyond pressing a designated button when it appears on screen? Does it have those horribly sluggish "climbing" sequences? Those repetitive "flying" sequences? Are the sequences long and common throughout the game, or are they more limited in length and frequency than in the past two games?

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