In Resurrection, you play as a newly created character, who in the story is a brand new recruit in the Fenrir Academy. This is why, alongside their major release of Gods Eater 2: Rage Burst, Bandai Namco have decided to release also a sort of reboot of the first title, just to set the player in for quite a thrilling journey through the world of God Eater. It is true that God Eater Resurrection was released quite a while back as God Eater Burst, but the Playstation Portable’s offerings were not quite the games which we can have now.

Games such as JRPGs and the like have never before been as accessible as they are today, and Bandai Namco’s latest series, God Eater, will benefit quite a lot from its release in Europe and the US. It is a blessing then that localisation companies or sub-divisions of companies have brought with them the games which we western citizens crave. The main problem with the Japanese market is that games developed for the Eastern countries rarely, if ever, cater for English speaking players. This comes to the surprise of many gaming fans who think that no one is more evolved than Japan in games. In Japan, although it is well established as a Mecca for gaming due to the foundations of Sony and Nintendo, gaming is still growing and making progress.

The gaming industry is always getting bigger around the world, and being from a small country like Malta, few better than myself can describe the rising phenomenon of games.

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