I loved Lego Indy. It was the first (and still only) Lego game I played and it surprised me how fun it was.
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I loved Lego Indy. It was the first (and still only) Lego game I played and it surprised me how fun it was.
Cell phone PC-Engine bonanza!
Playing Dracula X, the Bonks, Download, and trying like hell to get PCE-CD Godzilla to work and having problems. Fuccck it looks so good though. ONE DAY.
Godzilla isn't too bad for an early fighting game. My friend is a huge Godzilla freak and originally bought the Duo just for that game. He had a japanese guy translate the quiz sections so he could accumulate enough points for all the unlocks.
Nerd!
I really like that it's every Godzilla suit from the 50's through the 90's in there. Need to play.
If it ends up that I eBay a copy of the damn game and rip it myself, that's ok!
edit: WHOOP got it working And it starts out with the sweet-ass Toho logo. NICE.
iv decided to start play grand theft auto again , cant wait for a new one
Good news, noob - they're up to GTA4 now. 8 in Japan.
hm.Quote:
Originally Posted by jinxey
Shatter
This...this is it? I've been more riveted by screensavers. It's slow, it's ugly, the wind control mechanic is as unwieldy as it is uninspired, and the super meter is excessive. There are much better Arkanoid-type games than this. For example, Arkanoid. I'd like to recommend the Block Kuzushi series to anyone who enjoyed this, but if you found Shatter even passingly entertaining, I fear the pitch of ecstasy brought about by a single game of The Block Kuzushi 2 will fissure your liver.
I had a fun time with both Lego Indy and Lego Batman, and from what I can recall from memory, I enjoyed the latter slightly more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diff-chan
I think the villain story mode could have been handled a little differently for a more cohesive story, but it's not a deal-breaker or anything.
Just about to finish KOTOR. Up next KOTOR 2.