Haunting Ground's dog would beat the hell out of Brown, though. Brown's a bloodhound in the body of a Lab.
I haven't played CT3, but I'd be surprised if the presentation were better than in Rule of Rose.
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Haunting Ground's dog would beat the hell out of Brown, though. Brown's a bloodhound in the body of a Lab.
I haven't played CT3, but I'd be surprised if the presentation were better than in Rule of Rose.
As a whole, CT3 was okay. The presentation was good, however. The cinemas were directed by that dude who directed Battle Royale (I think he died soon after) and they're really well-done, in addition to being fairly brutal.
I'm interested in checking out RoR, and seeing how it compares.
Brown's a puss, sure, and I'm glad of that because of their different functions. If Brown were leading me to the next story event, I wouldn't want him to get interrupted and chew on an imp, especially since I think most of us are conditioned to avoid battles and save weapons in survival horror.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick
That explains why I have problems playing these games. I kill everything. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sqoon
James
I compared this with CT3 just because it is survival horror and starring little girls.... no other reason. I enjoyed CT3 but the combat was horrendous as well.
I knew this was coming.Quote:
Originally Posted by elfneedsfood
Shidoshi, one of the unlockable costumes after you beat the game and do a few more things is a Gothic Lolita outfit. Have you played it yet?
He will after reading that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick
Confirmed.
Eh, I like survival horror games (loved'em before they got so increadibly stale) but I don't play them for story so I'll pass unless I can get it increadibly cheap.