Fans of Oblivion and other third person D&D style RPGs should definitely look into a new one from Atlus known as Demon's Souls. The PS3 exclusive title has an awful lot of great things going for it, but the entire experience is considerably hampered by a brutal difficulty that requires a tremendous amount of repetition and patience. But don't let that keep you from trying what is otherwise the best RPG this year, and a classic in the making.

I've always respected the Armored Core series. It has never disappointed, but there are times it certainly has been a bit less than expected.  When the series made its way to the Playstation 2 platform, it lacked a punch.  I'm not sure how to describe it, but all the elements were there, but it never pushed through the barrier of extraordinary. Fast-forward to September 16th, 2008 and you have Ubisoft's next installment of the series out for fans.  Armored Core For Answers is both exciting, exhilarating, but also still missing something.  Read on for more answers (no pun intended).  Looking for all the right answers (pun intended) The gameplay for this installment of Armored Core can be split in two ways: Simple and Complicated.  Mom always said that you should say the good before the bad, so here goes.  The missions for the game are simple in nature, but there is a gradual difficulty to them as you continue to get better and better.  I think that the missions are very straight forward with purpose.  They kind of reminded me of the missions from an ancient game called Wing Commander. You're sent out to do a job, you earn some dough in the process and you get have a...