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The game introduces different mechanics as it goes along. The paint thing is just the first level. The next level is water used to make vines grow so you can climb on stuff, then there's one where you have to chase lights through a darkened forest, and where you can create your own platforms... They mix it up.
1. Persona 4 Golden: 69h39m got true ending. Might be my favorite JRPG since the SNES days. Now I can move on with my life and read Hyrule Historia, play Fire Emblem, etc.
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Dead Space 3. For the most part it was quite good but some of the complaints are legitimate.
3. Space Channel 5 (GBA): THQ's Prerendered Sprites: The Movie: The Game
I've wasted my life.
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#2: Dishonored (PC) :tu:
Great game. The look of this one is quite beautiful from an artistic standpoint, not unlike Rayman 2 or Beyond Good & Evil, and this is because of the hand-illustrated textures. Which proves, again, that textures are everything when it comes to 3D (other than frame rate). Another thing that this game does really well is create a quality sense of atmosphere... it reminded me of a cross between HL2 and BioShock. Outside of those things I thought the story was decent, the soundtrack was good and the voice acting was 'aight. Speaking of which, I was surprised at some of the voice talent in this (Susan Sarandon, Michael Madsen). Apparently Quantic Dream did some work on the game as well, probably motion capture if I had to guess.
Oh! One more thing... this was actually fun to play! I enjoyed sneaking around and searching every nook and cranny. I've only finished my first play-through and have decided to chase 100%, so that should easily kill the remaining time between now and when Infinite and Heart of the Swarm come out.
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7) God of War III - Aww. Kratos is such a big softy. He gave hope to EVERYBODY!
I was pretty satisfied with this as a movie. If the progression is from GoW being an action game to GoW III being a visual novel with action sequences, GoW II was the awkward, frustrating in-between. FAR less janky to control and really easy to find most of the secrets. Far less... game, I guess. Far more PRESS THIS BUTTON NOW.
Linking the spells to the weapons was the best implementation in the series. Far less switching, far more pummeling. It's a shame those electro-whips show up so late in the game. After the Cestus and Hades' chainy-hooks, there's really no point in using them.
Am I the only one who cringed every time Kratos was killing a boss? This game was uncomfortable levels of cruel climaxing at Zeus face-punch time. And then pulling off Helios' eternally screaming head and using it as a lantern? Fuck! I feel like I need to take a shower... the blood... it... it won't come off...
Kevin Sorbo as Hercules, though... bravo. Classy.
Will I go back for the extras here? Probably not.
Will I play this new game coming out soon?
...when can I get it for $5?
EDIT: Final Comment: just found out that the remaining costumes aren't unlockable. They're DLC. Fuck this game, I'm done.
Yeah, the unlockables got worse and worse every game. GOW3 was a great spectacle but I have 0 interest in the upcoming game. Series is done for me.
All the (console) God of War games are entertaining brainless movies with some pointless button mashing in between scenes. I will totally grab part 3 for $5 at some point for another quick playthrough, mostly because of the viciousness that they achieved quite well.Pretty much.Quote:
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