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Demon's Souls
Demon's Souls is a game for the PS3 that I would go as far as calling it an EPIC game, if the player does not have patience and a vast knowledge of other games, you should probably avoid this game. However, I believe Demon's Souls has a quality that no other game really has a grasp of... Replay Value! In this game there're TEN different classes that you can create with your very own, customized character. Although the game does not have that many presets to change your hair with, it does have very different image with what face you shape, making this even better when trying to create multiple characters that don't look alike. Each class will have their own set of clothes which will look different from one to another, as well as the skills that come with your character creation. Finally, back to why I call this game EPIC, it is because of the difficulty and the genious graphics, design, weapons, you name it! It's unique from every other game out there, they have mixed in a bunch of different aspects into this game such as Knights, Dragons, Undead, Humans, Birdmen, Swamp Monsters, Gargoyles and more! What makes this game really all the worth while is its ability with online play, each player is typically only in their world, however with the use of Blue/Black/Red Eye Stones you can either aid another player or invade their world and kill them! However in order to join or invade another world, it requires you yourself to be dead, or rather, in soul form.Overall, (I would give this game a 10/10 because I respect this game for sticking so much stuff to look at and do) because of the cons recieved from this game which are... nevermind I don't think there is any, I almost enjoy being dead in the game more than being alive. :)
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Tony says "Hello"
Hey everyone, Tony here (aka the guy with the hat/Is that weird dude dancing). Welcome to my corner of the world (cd world, that is) where I get to talk my pretty little head off and there's nothing anyone can do to stop me. I suppose you could just not read this but that would make you a spoil sport. With that let's begin.
The world is changing. Again, I mean Cd World. Within the past month or two we've expanded our inventory to include an assortment of items ranging from swords and knives to pens with clicky tops. Excitement abounds.In the past couple of days I've been on a fast track down memory lane (cliches abound, too) due to the fact we just recieved a large number of Star Wars action figures in their orginal packages. Back when I was a wee lad, I had quite the collection myself and I can remember a lot of time spent fishing through the couch trying to scrounge up just enough to get the next toy, and the next, and the next, etc. I'll admit it was an addiction but it was one that had no effect on my personal health at least. Social status however took a blow. Eventually I gave them all away to my little brother, who I'm sure has lost at least a portion of the accessories to 'em. As much as I love him I do occasionally wish I still had them even as goofy as they were. I never really noticed back then but some of the figures were modeled strangely in that they used what I call the "beefcake" method. Example: In Star Wars Episode 4, Luke Skywalker isn't exactly built like The Incredible Hulk but this didn't stop them from making his action figure look like it could lift a Bantha over it's head. Indeed, what did Aunt Beru put in the blue milk? They built many of the characters in the same way going so far as to give Lando abs. Even the princess Leia figure looks more like her beastly stepsister, Helga Organa. But I digress. Long made short,There is a good chance I will probably be buying at least a few of these to recapture my childhood (even if I have to fish through couch cushions to get the money together). That said, welcome to the Cd World website. Hopefully we will be updating it regularly with all sorts of nifty doodads and shenanigans and I will try my best to write down only the most rediculous rants my mind can come up with. Laters, signed Tony C.
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