when I need them (eg; when I can't figure out a puzzle/boss or miss some kind of valuable loot)
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when I need them (eg; when I can't figure out a puzzle/boss or miss some kind of valuable loot)
I try not to use them, but for a couple games I found them needed (knowing how to unlock all the characters in Brawl, figuring out something stupid in a level of DMC4 I couldn't figure out, CAN I PLAY AS GENERAL LEO?!?!?!).
Sometimes they are helpful, but I really try not to look unless I can't figure it out after a couple trys.
Without looking, does anyone remember the Eyedol code for the SNES version of KI?
KI sucks but I will never forget the "pick the same guy" code for SF2 :(
I die a little inside anytime someone says that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grave
maybe you can use a walkthrough to find someone who cares
I care.
KI was awesome.
I'll take an Ultra Combo over a jab-kick combo anyday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grave
And what the hell kinda boss is M. Bison anyhow?
Lol one of my first posts had my praising Chux for a KI inspired av, which garnered the disapproval of Yoshi quite quickly. I'd link it but I suck at this shit, one of the first few things if you type "Fulgore" into the search of the posts.
Edit: second one, actually.
As far as I'm concerned, Shinobi games should be played with unlimited shurikens. Just don't spam the double jump/shuriken attack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rem
I grew up on arcade Shinobi, having limited shuriken never made sense.
This. Finding anybody's ultimate weapon in Dynasty/Samurai Warriors would be impossible without a guide - there's literally nothing in-game hinting at what you have to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lordmrw
I like collecting guides for games Im crazy about. I got the Crackdown one especialy cause It had a great map that I could use to see the streets. The in game map was horrid and I would use the most convoluted ways to get around "La Mulgre" and "The Den"