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19 Feb 2004, 06:03 PM
Cheebs

I wish more games were this length.... All I want from a game these days is a good quality 4-5 hours. $25 and 4-5 hours is perfect. I'd buy nothing but games like that if more great ones were made.
19 Feb 2004, 06:22 PM
voltz

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Originally Posted by Tragic

Hmmm... I seem to have found a glitch in the game. I'm playing it through on hard mode and I went exploring a bit and wound up in Crateria. I walked over to the Chozo statue that gave me an unknown item and the ability to shoot some of those Chozo blocks. Twoards the left side of the room there was a Chozo block underwater with a missle tank in it. Of course i went to get the missle tank and now, I because I don't yet have the high jump or the grip to pull myself up and because I'm in water, I can't jump high enough to get out of the little ditch I'm in. Sucks.

*edit*

Nevermind, I'm stupid, part of the wall can be blown away to create a step.

Heh heh. I did the same thing.

On my first time through, I got kinda puzzled at how I can go after Ridley first before I take care of Kraid.
19 Feb 2004, 09:42 PM
burgundy

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Originally Posted by voltz

I'd like to see an extreme mode.

What sucks is when you get powered up enough, everything turns into a cake walk, it would be great if areas would start to adjust in order to keep your playing skills sharp.

You can't get powered up enough in hard mode. You just have to learn not to get hit.

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Originally Posted by voltz

Heh heh. I did the same thing.

On my first time through, I got kinda puzzled at how I can go after Ridley first before I take care of Kraid.

You can, btw.
19 Feb 2004, 11:50 PM
voltz

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Originally Posted by burgundy

You can't get powered up enough in hard mode. You just have to learn not to get hit.

That's just the problem with this game, once you get good enough, it almost seems no matter what they throw at you (cept mother brain), you're bound to have a pattern for everything and it just becomes a cakewalk afterwards.

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You can, btw.

But if it's possible on the original, I'd like to try it.
20 Feb 2004, 12:19 AM
Roufuss

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Originally Posted by voltz

That's just the problem with this game, once you get good enough, it almost seems no matter what they throw at you, you're bound to have a pattern for everything and it just becomes a cakewalk afterwards.

How is that different from any other game?
20 Feb 2004, 01:38 AM
burgundy

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Originally Posted by voltz

That's just the problem with this game, once you get good enough, it almost seems no matter what they throw at you (cept mother brain), you're bound to have a pattern for everything and it just becomes a cakewalk afterwards.

Finish with 100%, and the final boss triples his health and attack.

And if you beat it with 15% or less, you get special endings.

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But if it's possible on the original, I'd like to try it.

It's possible in both games.
20 Feb 2004, 01:44 AM
NoFace

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Originally Posted by Cheebs

I wish more games were this length.... All I want from a game these days is a good quality 4-5 hours. $25 and 4-5 hours is perfect. I'd buy nothing but games like that if more great ones were made.

I agree with this notion. Hopefully a game this length has some nice replay value though, if you're so inclined to do so.
20 Feb 2004, 05:32 AM
Opaque

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Originally Posted by epmode

to repeat: try hard mode. it's a bitch.

no shit...
20 Feb 2004, 12:35 PM
Tragic

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Originally Posted by Cheebs

I wish more games were this length.... All I want from a game these days is a good quality 4-5 hours. $25 and 4-5 hours is perfect. I'd buy nothing but games like that if more great ones were made.

4-5 hours for $20 sounds like the perfect deal. I wouldn't mind the length so much if it was only $20 instead of $30.
20 Feb 2004, 11:20 PM
burgundy

Amazing how that's exactly how much I paid.

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