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The Boktai games released on the Game Boy Advance were easily two of the toughest games I've ever had to review for the system, simply due to the fact that the incorporation of a sun sensor -- while highly innovative for a videogame -- completely
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at IGN
If you are the owner of (arguably) the greatest vampire-related video game series of all-time, Castlevania, you would think it would be unnecessary to attempt at add another to your portfolio. But what Hideo Kojima - the mastermind behind, amongst many
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at Ace Gamez
In the original Boktai, the hero carried nothing but a Solar Gun, zapping the bad guys with projectiles of light. Boktai 2 added an arsenal of close-combat weapons, swords and spears and whatnot that you could upgrade with new materials and a shock of
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at G4
Hideo Kojima's Boktai series on the Game Boy Advance garnered a mix of praise and criticism for its use of a solar sensor that gave light conditions consequence in the game. Some found it an enjoyable and creative way to incorporate real-world elements
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at GotNext
Chief among these is the lackluster character development. Most of the people you run into in the game possess flat and uninteresting personalities. It's rather strange: you think if you lived in a perpetually dark world that's been conquered by
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at GamePro
The occasional flaws are most likely what Konami wanted to avoid when they decided that Boktai-redux on the DS would instead be named Lunar Knights, and would cover a re-envisioning of the franchise, from the ground up. Gone were the casket dragging
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at Modojo
When Hideo Kojima, creator of the acclaimed Metal Gear Solid series, released Boktai for the Game Boy Advance, fans didn’t know what to think. Sure, it was a great action-RPG with some cool stealth elements that made it a lot of fun to play, but
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at RPGamer
After centuries of getting their asses kicked, vampires have learned one important thing: Dracula is overrated. No longer must the creatures of the night rely on some dark lord to suddenly appear. Instead, the bloodthirsty villains have taken over the
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at Thunderbolt
Is it me or does it seems as if Konami hates vampires? You have the Belmont bloodline out to defeat Dracula, and now Konami has made an official franchise of Kojima’s Boktai series with the release of the third title with a name change to Lunar Knights.
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at Gaming Age
Back when the GBA was relevant, there was one franchise that failed to become a hit, (even amongst the hardcore) despite being pretty fun. That franchise was Boktai, a series dreamt up by Hideo Kojima, the man who created the Metal Gear series. So
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at VGPub
Vampires rule the Earth. With the environmental control satellite system, ParaSOL, under their command, daylight is little more than a forgotten enemy. Trapped in a never-ending night, humans have no choice but to be enslaved in the cities, or fight for
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at HonestGamers
Don't let the title's lack of "B-words" fool you; Lunar Knights is basically a next-gen version of Boktai, the isometric vampire-stabbing adventure that used real sunlight to power your weaponry - but without the cartridge-based light sensor and all of
...read the complete Lunar Knights review at Games Radar
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