We're not sure whether or not it's actually ironic that Vampire's Rain is the only game being released on Xbox 360 this week, but given its premise -- Splinter Cell with vampires instead of terrorists -- we're pretty sure that it is, at least, akin to ray-eee-ain on your wedding day. A quick search reveals that critics seem to agree. Ah well, we can't have new blockbusters every week, right? If we did, how would we play them all? Yeah, that's probably the best way to look at this. Just consider this week as a reprieve for your aching wallet.
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Shipping this week: it's like ray-eee-ain edition
We're not sure whether or not it's actually ironic that Vampire's Rain is the only game being released on Xbox 360 this week, but given its premise -- Splinter Cell with vampires instead of terrorists -- we're pretty sure that it is, at least, akin to ray-eee-ain on your wedding day. A quick search reveals that critics seem to agree. Ah well, we can't have new blockbusters every week, right? If we did, how would we play them all? Yeah, that's probably the best way to look at this. Just consider this week as a reprieve for your aching wallet.
Vampire's Rain achieves secretivity
Loyal fanboy Zizzy was snooping around Achieve 360 Points and stumbled across the achievements for the upcoming Xbox 360 game Vampire's Rain. Not so newsworthy right? Wrong! It looks like all 20 achievements for the game are set at the secret status, none openly disclosed. We've yet to see a 360 game have every achievement set at secret (or so our memory recalls). This brings up an interesting topic. Do you prefer games that disclose the achievements so you know what to work towards, or is it more fun to discover those hidden buggers? Discussify ...[Thanks, Zizzy]
