Time traveling, a moon princess, eight headed serpents, and a ton of level grinding welcome you back to world of massive conflict.

Warriors Orochi 3 for the PS3 and Xbox 360. Developed by Omega Force, published by Tecmo Koei.

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It's a pity the game was forsaken sales-wise because it's an interesting fairy tale with a good cast.

Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom for the Xbox 360 and PS3. Developed by Game Republic, published by Namco Bandai.

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Here lies the party magician, ravaged by bats.

Swords & Serpents for the NES. Developed by Interplay, published by Acclaim.

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A classic tale retold with a sci-fi twist, but does it work as a game?

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West played on the Xbox 360, also available on the PS3. Developed by Ninja Theory, published by Namco Bandai.

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You know what? I'd already written this one up and completely forgot about doing so. After reviewing the entry, I stand behind my original comments.

http://kung-fu-monkey.livejournal.com/188864.html#cutid1

"Dost thou enjoy destruction?" "No." "Thou art a wimp."

Ultima: Quest of the Avatar, played on the NES. Also available for the Amiga, Atari, Sega Master System, et al. Developed by Origin, published by FCI.

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"Exodus, dreadful devil, is about to wake up now in this area."

Ultima: Exodus for the NES. Developed by Origin, ported and published by FCI and Pony Canyon.

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A mysterious, unthinkable, filthy tale.

Rule of Rose for the PS2. Developed by Punchline, published by Atlus. Rated M for Mature.

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Why press A to attack the undead when you can flail around like a madman?

Rise of Nightmares for the Xbox 360. Developed and published by SEGA.

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Before I get into anything else, let's share some indie game love.

Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony, by Final Form Games. Available on the PC via Steam for $10.

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