Make sure to check me out on Facebook or twitter! Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/AvalancheReviews Twitter - https://twitter.com/AvalancheJared I don't think i need to tell any of you about the rash of sub par third person cover based shooters flooding the gaming market right now. It seems like every month there is a new gears of war clone announced for release and with so many titles trying to capitalize on this trend, it's becoming less and less of a surprise when these games end up being terrible. There is however a a ray of light in the shit storm that is modern games, Spec Ops The Line is a dark and revitalizing kick in the proverbial ass. When most games are busy trying to copy the gameplay mechanics of the latest third person shooter, Spec Ops use this popular style to tell a compelling narrative and i respect that. It's very rare for a modern game to go out of its way to focus on story telling, but is Spec Ops great story telling enough to pull it out of the mediocrity of its peers?..........let's find out in my review of Spec Ops The Line. If you have played any bullet hell games in the last 4 years, chances are you're familiar with the name Aeju Murasame. For those of you who are not, Aeju or makes some incredible indie developed shooters under the name Platine Dispositif. One of which has recently been remade for the HD generation. Gundemonium Recollection is an incredibly fun title from Platine's "Gundemonium Series" that breaths some fresh air into the often predictable world of danmaku style shooters. Gundemonium is bright, colorful and cortoony. Much like the well loved Parodius series, but a competent bullet hell game cant stand on its presentation alone. Can Gundemonium break free of the traditions set forth by the games in its genre? Lets find out in my review of Gundemonium Recollection. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XYnE_kky8E