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Published: Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010

Resonance of Fate

Most dissatisfying game ever! At least Nolan North provided me hours of entertainment voicing Vashyron, the only truly worthwhile character. Except maybe Pater. And that “A Letter for My Girl!” guy with the cheesy, upraised fist.

Bullets fly in SEGA’s steampunk RPG Resonance of Fate (End of Eternity in Japan), but the game’s unique battle system and machine-heavy, glimmering world only take developer tri-Ace’s innovation so far. Chances are the aerobatic gunplay will break not only your screen, but also your patience.

You can read my full review of Resonance of Fate now at OneMetal.

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Published: Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Jam to Resonance of Fate

Those anticipating the trigger-happy RPG, Resonance of Fate, can download two free tracks to bide the time until its March 16 release (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360). Whether or not you actually listen to video game soundtracks, the songs will give you a nice taste of what Resonance of Fate has to offer.

The zip file, however, does not include the cool metal-esque song featured in this trailer. Of course not.

Will you pick up the SEGA game in a few weeks?

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