Those superplay videos are fucking intense. I need this game at home so badly.
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Those superplay videos are fucking intense. I need this game at home so badly.
I notice something I figured out by play three: If you want to score high, you've really got to avoid rolling, which is a bit of a trick as not only is rolling exhilarating and badass, you can't help but want to overreact to all this shit happening onscreen, and a little bit of a hasty tug to the opposite side will send you spinning.
1. Contra 4 DS- between the main game and challenges all my portable needs have been meet by this single game.
2. Super Mario Galaxy Wii-
3. Zack and Wiki Wii- Best games on Wii and the novelty two player options kept my wife with me through every play session.
4. Metroid Prime 3 Wii- The first and last 5% of the game sucked, everything else was bliss.
5. Outrun Coast to Coast PS2- Pretty competent on the PS2, best racer I've played in years.
6. Metroid Prime 2 GC- Played it briefly back in 04 then tried again this summer. The bosses are still annoying as hell and repetitive (look a dark version of a standard enemy as mini-boss!!!), still I love exploring these games.
7. Etrian Odyessy DS- Aside from the static battles a nice suprise for portable RPGs.
8. Phantasy Star 2 GBA- Carried a SP around for a few months just for this.
9. Bit Generations: Orbital, Dotstream, Digidrive GBA- good in short bursts.
10. Geometry Wars Galaxies Wii- Most definitely worth 40 bucks.
Nope. I didn't even see one at Club Sega in Akihabara. Osaka, Tokyo, nothing. I've heard people talk about it so I know it's around somewhere, just not wherever I go.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbobb
I spent all Ryo's hard-earned box-toting dollars on Space Harrier & Virtual On capsule toys :sweat:Quote:
Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater
The effects in Call of Cthulhu are more intense than just your volume going down or whatever - you actually commit suicide if you experience too much trauma. You combat it by shooting yourself up with morphine, which you can wind up becoming addicted to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowutopia
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Originally Posted by Kano on the Phone
I didn't even realize StriderKyo was in Japan. He could learn from bbobb
Most of the sanity effects in Eternal Darkness were far more involved and creative than just your volume going down.Quote:
Originally Posted by StriderKyo
But only one of these games had J. Edgar Hoover. Yeah, I think we all know which one was better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Compass
In no real order
Call of duty 4-The greatest console FPS ever, at least in terms of multiplayer. Which is all I really give a shit about anyway.
Rainbow six vegas-I played this endlessly with a buddy of mine, and I can't wait for 2.
Gears of war-It just never seems to get old, it really doesn't.
F.E.A.R-I'm a sucker for bullet time, even though I know it's about the most over used gimmick ever. And I plan on buying files when it hits the clearence bin (soon).
Street fighter 3 third strike-close to a decade later It's still my favorite fighting game.
Mass effect-This one didn't blow me away at first, but I'm still playing it even after I beat it. So obviously it's doing something right.
I can't think of anything else of merit to mention.