Hitman 3 is the culmination of the World of Assassination trilogy, but by the end of it's short campaign, it has no real gravatas. 47 is still 47, Diana is still Diana. Everything that you have done up to this point doesn't really matter much. Providence is just another cookie cutter clandestine organization that has another disposable villain. We move on and the cycle repeats. It's too bad too, because it really seemed like they were going to do something unique after all. They even took what was amazing about the ending of Hitman: Blood Money and repeated this in lackluster fashion. Aside from story, Hitman 3 has some great spectacle but it was the more intimate missions (Death in the Family, specifically), that really stood out. I do recommend this game for it's fantastic gameplay, graphics, sound and level design (even though some levels are bare-bones compared to others. Like, Berlin IS NOT BERLIN...). 47 lives to kill another day and I'm sure I'll be there to find out what lackluster adventure is next. IO, while everyone else is jumping on the remake bandwagon, can we get a Hitman: Original Trilogy?! It would be nice to see Codename 47, Silent Assassion, and a mashup of Contracts/Blood Money with this new engine! Those games are just so amazing and to this day, so many people have missed out on the beginning of 47's journey. Codename 47 has some awesome moments that would be great to have the world experience! Anyway, rant over! Good luck, agents!

Being a huge Star Wars fan and lover of the original Battlefront 2, I was hoping that EA would do justice to both! Well, I have not been disappointed! While the first remake of Battlefront was a lackluster, cluster f*ck, Battlefront 2 smooths out the problems and makes this an overall fun experience. With all the DLC, you can battle all over the galaxy to planets from the prequels, original trilogy and sequels. Along with the locales, comes a great selection of hero characters as well. The gameplay itself is okay. I believe it could still use an improvement and hope when they do make Battlefront 3 that this is improved. It's not the worst, still super enjoyable. As for the graphics: this game is gorgeous! From the reflections to the way light leaks into the environment. And the character models are incredible!

Multiplayer:
There's a lot to choose from and for the most part, getting into a game these days is still pretty good! I really enjoy heading into a vast battle that feels like you are part of a scene from the movies.

Single Player:
I think the single player gets a bad rap. It's actually not all that bad. It kind of ends abruptly, even the three level DLC that is supposed to tie everything up. You play as a new character, Iden Versio, a defector from the Empire. She is interesting, well voice-acted and has some cool tricks that no one else does in multiplayer. Not only that but there are plenty of fun cameo player characters that keep the game moving. And not only is the single player good, it adds to the lore Star Wars in meaningful ways. You get more of a sense of what the Rebellion did after the death of Palpatine and you get to see how the holy trinity (Luke, Leia and Han) deal with the aftermath. Pretty interesting take on something we never thought we'd get to see!

Overall Star Wars Battlefront II is a very enjoyable game with great graphics, plenty to do, and a cool feeling that you are in the universe George Lucas created, even if the gameplay could use a slight improvement! P.S. we also need some new content to coincide with Clone Wars, Rebels and Mando... just saying!

RPG Maker MV is a budding game maker's dream! If you have ideas and you want to see them in motion, this is the software for you. What's great about RPG Maker is that you can get as advanced as you want! On the surface, most of everything is easily accessible and code-free. However, if you want to get into the nitty gritty and start coding your own stuff, the options are there. Plus, the ability to create your own assets and implement them into your games is a stellar option that will always keep finished products unique.