Game Review  by Todd Ciolek, Jul 17th 2013  Time and Eternity
PlayStation 3  Time and Eternity Assassins strike on the day of
Toki and Zack's wedding, leaving Zack dead and Toki in the grip
of a second personality named Towa. The two heroines swap
control of their shared body as they head back in time to
unravel the murderous plot and save Zack, who tags along in the
form of a small dragon. Time and Eternity clearly, desperately
wants to be anime. It shows in the game's very first scene,
where a naive princess named Toki and her fiancé discuss their
impending nuptials. They and their meddlesome circle of friends
seemingly stepped off an animation cel, with the two-dimensional
look and low frame rate typical of televised anime. It's all
part of an experiment to create an animated RPG like none
before, and like too many ill-prepared experiments, it sets
loose a monster.  Marital bliss eludes Toki and her groom, named
Zack by default, when a passel of ninja raid the church and stab
Zack at the altar. Toki then