Famitsu review details - Call of Duty, Daigasso Band Bros. P.
Call of Duty: Ghosts (10/9/9/9, 37 points)
"There are no dramatic new features, but there's a reliable sort of fun here, like there always is, between the new action scenes and the charming story. Riley the military dog isn't just there to break the tension; you can control him and send out attack commands, and it's really neat how he's directly connected to gameplay. You also just have to check out the whirlwind plot developments right from the start."
"The mode where you're fighting off aliens to survive is a fresh experience. It's hard to get really lost in this game, but I'm not sure I like how the guide pointing you to the next goal point isn't around any longer."
Daigasso Band Brothers P (10/9/9/10, 38 points)
"Band Brothers has always been a really experiemental and cutting-edge experienc and now Vocaloid support's been added out of nowhere! This adds a ton of depth to the whole package and my hat goes off to them to implementing it. Up to 10 people can jam over the Internet, and I love how you can bring up your own face and message during songs. The game's difficulty range is a lot wider now, too, so you don't have to worry about being too slow to enjoy it."
"There are no dramatic new features, but there's a reliable sort of fun here, like there always is, between the new action scenes and the charming story. Riley the military dog isn't just there to break the tension; you can control him and send out attack commands, and it's really neat how he's directly connected to gameplay. You also just have to check out the whirlwind plot developments right from the start."
"The mode where you're fighting off aliens to survive is a fresh experience. It's hard to get really lost in this game, but I'm not sure I like how the guide pointing you to the next goal point isn't around any longer."
Daigasso Band Brothers P (10/9/9/10, 38 points)
"Band Brothers has always been a really experiemental and cutting-edge experienc and now Vocaloid support's been added out of nowhere! This adds a ton of depth to the whole package and my hat goes off to them to implementing it. Up to 10 people can jam over the Internet, and I love how you can bring up your own face and message during songs. The game's difficulty range is a lot wider now, too, so you don't have to worry about being too slow to enjoy it."
