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Saturday, November 28th, 2009

PS Monger Holiday Shopping Guide – Part 2

November 17, 2008 by Andrew Webster  
Filed under Gaming

The guide is back (check out Part 1 here) with some more advice on what to buy that gamer on your list. No matter what they’re into, we have just the right game to satisfy that itch.

The Partier – Rock Band 2

Rock Band 2

Games are no longer necessarily a solitary experience, and the boom of rhythm games is a big part of the reason. The sequel to Rock Band ups the ante with improved instruments and an ever growing library of songs to rock out to. Another great addition to the game is new no-fail mode, which is perfect for playing with friends and family who are new to the game.

You might also consider: Guitar Hero World Tour, SingStar Vol.2


The Fighting Game Fan – Soul Calibur IV

SCIV

The fighting game genre may have been a bit stagnant in recent years, but a few recent releases have reignited interest in the games. Leading the way is Soul Calibur IV, a 3D, weapons based fighter. What’s great about the game is that it appeals both to inexperienced gamers who want to simply button-mash, but it also has a level of depth that will satisfy hardcore fans. Bonus: guest appearances from some notable Star Wars characters and an in-depth character creation mode.

You might also consider: Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix , Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe

The Adrenaline Junkie – Mirror’s Edge

Mirror’s Edge

What’s more exciting then bounding between rooftops, high above the busy streets below? Not much, and now you can experience that same rush with the new game from EA, Mirror’s Edge. Unlike most first-person games, Mirror’s Edge doesn’t focus heavily on gunplay (though there are shooting segments), instead tasking players with moving from one point to another as quickly as possible. Throw in a beautifully sparse city to explore, and you have one truly unique, rush inducing game.

You might also consider: Burnout Paradise, Dead Space

The Thinker – Valkyria Chronicles

Valkyria Chronicles

Not everyone enjoys that kind of fast-paced action though, some prefer to sit back and think. Enter Valkyria Chronicles. This turn-based role playing game has players taking turns commanding a small squad of troopers, as they do battle against an invading nation. Success requires some forward thinking and a little bit of luck. Enhancing the experience further is a beautiful water color aesthetic that make the game look like a ridiculously well-drawn anime.

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