Hello everyone, today
continuous review of areas of PlayStation Home theme, this time I visited the areas of Burn Zombie Burn, Capcom and Loco Roco! Happy reading!
The first area where I was is to Burn Zombie Burn. I've never played this game, but I think it is a kind of humor on the zombies. Its area is quite impressive, whether from a cemetery a bit 'cartoon, populated by Zombie and a mini- on the back. The music is very repetitive and tired in the long run, but depending on where you enter the rooms can change. For those above the maze on the back is a reward and access to hard-chapel of the cemetery! In the main church you can watch the trailer for the game. In the lateral zone instead you can make purchases by a zombie-themed seller.
Cemetery Burn Zombie Burn is disturbing and funny at the same time. Note left on the zombie sandwich announcing the end of the world.
The maze on the back is long, there are zombies who persecute you, and you only have little time to complete it, but eventually you expect a reward!
The Crypt nightclub is the most fun of the whole area. Maybe it's a bit 'small.
then visited the cemetery I was in zombie theme and I visited the set of Capcom's Resident Evil! The scenery is nice and detailed and every impression of being a village post-atomic. It 's totally devastated, and if there were few people around also quite disturbing. Frightening the butcher in the back of the village, clear symbol of all the horror movies with crazy armed accepts. While visiting the site you can also buy the items at issue from a shop in the street.
This area is a reproduction of a typical post-nuclear landscape. E 'is also rather disturbing.
then I went to the laboratory of Street Fighter, Capcom always. This area is completely empty, not so much sense and there is not even a sound effect. In the middle there seems to be a mini-game, but it is unclear how to access it. The only here is the hobby shop on the bottom where you can shop for items at issue.
This area is really depressing, is empty and there is almost nothing to do. And it's not so great.
Last place visited, and probably the largest and cure of this article, is the space of Loco Roco. In this area you are on the ship Mui Mui, being relaxed, colorful and fullest of leisure! On the ship the currency is in pikori, small red beads that can be achieved in several ways: you can dance next to mui mui sad you follow the Loco Roco close to the plants swaying and dancing around to get more, you can bet your Pikori in swimming competitions between penguins to double, triple, or even quintuple quadriplicarli and you can also look at the beautiful island of Loco Roco using binoculars. As for the shops it is littered with the ship: there is a shop that sells items Loco Roco in exchange for real money, a store that sells them in exchange for Pikori and shops where you can buy one of the many versions of Loco Roco for Ps3 in digital format. Finally there is also a mini game but I am not so clear how it works, where the aim is probably to create groups of Loco Roco in the same colore più grossi possibili.
La nave mui mui è un paradiso tropicale galleggiante. Rilassante, colorata e soleggiata è un ottimo posto dove passare il tempo con gli amici, magari seduti ad un tavolo all'ombra delle palme.
Dalla ringhiera si può vedere la splendida isola dei Loco Roco, ma la si può osservare meglio anche dai binocoli sulla terrazza posteriore.
The bar on the front terrace is reminiscent of a typical eating place outside of a cruise ship. It 's so relaxing that it would be great to enter the television and enjoy some' sea breeze of the ship under the sun and enjoy a cocktail!
The huge pineapple in the front of the ship, conceals a number of shops where you can buy in a digital format for each game Loco Roco.
And even today we have finished analyzing another part of PlayStation Home, but the themed zones are so many! So I'll see you soon!
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