Game Asylum Reviews Prophecy Advance

There are absolutely masses of levels, and each one is entertaining in its own right, but you're unlikely to want to play more than one or two in a sitting, such is their stark similarity. For filling gaps of up to fifteen minutes, it's ideal. For anything more substantial, avoid.

Game Informer Reviews Prophecy Advance

And we've also got the review from the major US based magazine Game Informer. This is from the new August 2003 issue. As I was saying a few days ago, there hasn't been a whole lot of print attention paid to Prophecy Advance, so this review is a welcome addition. They often really hate a swath of the new GBA releases with scores in the 2 to 4 range, so thankfully Prophecy earned a 7 out of 10.

While the quality of the polygonal models bring back memories of the 386 processor, the fact that developer Raylight Studios was able to create convincing and enjoyable gameplay around it is an impressive feat. The dogfighting even includes a target assist icon, wingman commands and a handy radar.

Totally Awesome Robert Rusler News

The synopsis of the episode says, "Enterprise starts experiencing the effects of spatial distortions pervading the Delphic Expanse and falls victim to predatory aliens taking advantage of the crippling conditions." Rusler's character will be named Orgoth, and is the only 'alien' sounding guest character, so in my opinion, there is a strong possibility he will be a bad guy.