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I can, Alpha 3 was too much of a mish-mash and wasn't properly balanced throughout. Alpha 2 had a much more cohesive flow that stands up better as a fightng game, closer to the more structured style of Street Fighter while Alpha 3 was getting closer to the Crossover series (they cared more about how many characters they could fit in then whether it actually fit well and flowed).
Just what we need, more Capcom fighting game disputes.
Kaneda mentioned this pic of dog$ in the Ikaruga thread, so I thought I'd dig it up.
Damn, I don't know how I missed it the first time 'round. Priceless.
Top 100 lists are simply not meant to be.
Excellent, excellent.Quote:
Originally posted by sleeveboy
Kaneda mentioned this pic of dog$ in the Ikaruga thread, so I thought I'd dig it up.
Damn, I don't know how I missed it the first time 'round. Priceless.
I know this is all subjective and what not, but there is one really glaring problem: Name me one way in which Tetris is better than Puyo Puyo. Puyo is deeper, more strategic, multiplayer, and actually fun even when you aren't stoned or bored in the back seat of a car. It's like trying to say Street Fighter 1 is better than Garou or something.
I like Tetris a lot more than Puyo Puyo. I can't explain why though.
SNES games seem to vastly outnumber any Genesis/MD games on that list of yours. I'd likely replace a number of those SNES titles with Genny shooters if I were to make a similar list.
Probably just nostalgia talking, though, as I owned only a Genesis back in the day and only recently (last year) bought a SNES. I'm guessing it may have been the opposite for you.
I agree with the Tetris as #1, though. I can sit with my Gameboy and some good music on my headphones for hours on end trying to beat my high score/most lines. It's been over 3 years since I hit the #1 spot in that game, and I'm way overdue to topple it.
Nice tooth pick there Dog$, you and Razor Romon going to mess some dudes up later?
As for the Top 100 list, its really impossiable to make an honest list. To many conflicting thoughts, and each game give such a different experiance. Top 10 lists are the way to go.
With 100 lists by the time you get to like 20 you are just trying to think of games, and then you remeber one you forgot and have to figure out where it goes.
Eventually I figure some games are just placed in a spot and the comment "Good Enough" is muttered.
That's probably because you never tried getting really good at Puyo. There's alot of very complex strategy to Puyo and some psychology too, wheras Tetris is just ultra simple.Quote:
Originally posted by NeoZeedeater
I like Tetris a lot more than Puyo Puyo. I can't explain why though.
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