PixyJunket
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Goodness, Yuterald, you're making many tingles happen.
Now all I can do is play the waiting game with Nintendo of America. For now.
Now all I can do is play the waiting game with Nintendo of America. For now.
Goodness, Yuterald, you're making many tingles happen.
Now all I can do is play the waiting game with Nintendo of America. For now.
had some hopes for this one, sad to hear the gameplay is nothing special :/
So I'm also able to play this for a short while now. Just beat the first master and well, the combat feels a bit sluggish and confusing.
Right now, I feel a bit bad about buying this game, but let's see how it evolves. Watching the cutscenes almost made me vomit :/
One question: Helena is said to be not the only one being cursed. How can those people ever be "rescued" when she eats all the meat?
I think you misunderstood a cut scene. I'm pretty sure there have been people who have been cursed before. It's not that there are other cursed people alongside Elena at the moment. It's more like there have been cursed people in the past. Everything is explained very well throughout the game so keep playing if you are confused about certain things. The game world is INCREDIBLY thought out and detailed, by the way.
Ah thanks.
A different question: Are all the bosses boring waggle-fests?
And, the time limit is annoying. I thought you'd be set back to the milestones, now I need to do the entire tower again?!
I think it's also funny that even my mother (who really doesn't know anything about videogames) said that the game looks really bad. And there's not even a HD console in that household.
The bosses can only be damaged by the chain. There are story/plot reasons for this too. I actually really like how your standard weapons don't do damage to the Masters.
The time limit is not a big deal. They give you plenty of time to dig around and explore the towers. If you manager to rip 1 or 2 Servant Flesh (which I can't imagine anyone NOT doing) from a trip to a tower then you will never run into problems. Also, you don't have to explore the "entire tower again". There are ladders/doors all over the place that you can unlock which are shortcuts to higher floors, etc. The design of the towers is extremely well done so I don't know how you are finding problems with them.
Also, I don't think the game looks "bad" either. Sure, it's not the prettiest game on the Wii, but it certainly isn't embarrassing looking or anything like that. Dude, it sounds like you are really out to get this game. Did you make up your mind beforehand that you weren't going to like this game? It seems like you are giving it an awfully hard time.
Thanks for the effort. I will watch it when I am done with the game (currently 7th tower).
I guess there are some spoilers in you video?
btw: is there a way to earn/grind some money? selling items is practically a waste of time as they are mostly worthless
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Not only does this game remind of the action titles we got from the PS2 era, but it also encapsulates the feel/scope of a SNES title. It truly feels like a game that could chill out with the likes of Terranigma or Illusion of Gaia. Pandora's Tower, and everything that it represents, is the kind of game that I truly value. It's games like this that I truly feel are absent this generation and it's a shame.
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after 4 intense playing sessions over the weekend, I finally beat the game at 75% (I guess that is normal?). It took me longer than expected, which is always nice. I don't know how much time it took exactly, but it felt longer than tls for sure.
I am not sure what I can add what hasn't already been said. I am kinda sad to say that, I only bought it because it had a pretty box, the limited edition was "cheap", and I wanted those coins. Now after I've beaten it, I think it was worth the price, even more so than tls, which was imho the weakest of the 3 games. Xenoblade still remains untouchable at the top, as it is my game of the millenium thus far, but pandoras tower came closer than I'd have guessed.
Its on of those games that you will remember for a long time, It really left an impact. The first 1 or 2 dungeons were kinda meh, but from the 3rd on, they became better and better and more and more fun to explore. the 10th and the 11/12 in particular were fun, especially if you like a link to the past mirror world stuff.
Every time I completed a new dungeon, my first though was always "why couldn't konami do something like this with their castlevania games? ". I am glad the fighting system was simple and not loaded with combo shit, I really HATE that stuff (dmc, gow etc..). I am not sure if the fights were that well balanced, some enemies felt really weak and easy, others were too strong, and their appearance didn't concur with their strengh. Like those little monkey guys, they were annoying as shit. It always felt like my strongest attacks should break their combos, but they were always able to attack me, it felt somehow disconnected, and not how it's supposed to be.
Now after watching the 100% Video, I got the feeling that I've bearly scatched the surface... I got the 4th ending, I will go for the 5th, but I think I will skip 1 - 3... I am not even sure how I could lower my affinity that much. I didn't get the 4th weapon... and seems like I missed some recipes, those armor / robe stuff was new to me.
I probably will return to the game once more this weekend to unlock those red doors, and after that I will move on to the next game.
anyway, I am glad I had the chance to experience this game, and I am glad NoE brought it over and even rewarded players who bought all 3 of them a special gift.
(Now only Fatal Frame 2 is missing for my final wii collection)
I didn't care to do a spell check so please excuse any typos.
I registered PT and have not received any emails about the coins for registering all operation rainfall games. what gives?![]()
I registered PT and have not received any emails about the coins for registering all operation rainfall games. what gives?![]()
I just beat the second boss, and i'm frankly awed by this game.
It might be because of the fact i enjoy some kind of horrific stuff (Cannibal Holocaust is my favorite movie ever), but seriosly this game really struck me.
It's an amazingly obscure fairy tale, with some very disturbing situations and revolving around very deep themes like love and corruption.
The atmosphere is top notch, the universe is damn fascinating, and the gameplay while not being stellar is good fun.
It's like a blend of Rygar, ICO, Shadow of the Colossus, Mermaid in a Manhole (from the Guinea Pig series) and european folklore all mixed with a very japanese taste.
I find two things particularly notable:
1) the fact that Nintendo published something so dark, mature and shocking... Pandora's really, really far from the usual Nintendo game.
2) the PEGI 12 rating is RIDICULOUS: the game is pretty graphic and even more repulsive, so this classification is completely random.
I'll keep on playing, but i'm already in love.
Too bad that this gem won't be played by the vast majority of gamers.![]()
I can't believe this OT has only 5 pages! I just finished the game and I really, really enjoyed it. This game should get more recognition, is definitely a lot better than The Last Story story-wise and gameplay-wise (TLS had an amazing battle system, but so damn underdeveloped and easy, a total waste).
I think I'll play it some more for the different endings, but I really can't find a good walkthroug to unlock them all and was wondering if anyone could outline to me the situation without being too spoilerish
Anyway, get this game, it's one of the best action jrpg hybrid of the generation.
Nice to see someone else playing this overlooked gameSo yeah, I started the game and so far it's good although something about it all feels odd. And I don't really like going against time :/
I have a question. Does the ending change or something if you feed too much meat to the girl? Like I had to go back once in each tower to fill the "monster gauge" thing up again. Can you do it all the times you want or is there a punishment for this?
NP.Thanks a lot, now I will be exploring the towers more, I had the gauge to the limit a couple times because I wanted to use as few meats as I could. Well, at least that made me able to watch a few of the scenes in your list![]()
I've got another question about the (I think) last part of the game
So I broke all the chains in the light/dark towers, only have the boss/es to beat. The question is: Is this the last chance to boost Elena's affinity? Because I think it's not in the margin for the best ennding. I can see 4 points in the affinity bar
Do you have to use the Wii Motion controller with this, or can you use the Classic Controller?
Do you have to use the Wii Motion controller with this, or can you use the Classic Controller?
As they told you you can use a Classic Controller just fine but the game is designed around the wiimote, both for aiming and pulling stuff. It really adds to the experience imho.Do you have to use the Wii Motion controller with this, or can you use the Classic Controller?
Got this thanks to Christmas and Amazon.co.uk loosening up on international shipping.
Directly from them I believe, though the price went back up. For awhile it cost 30-40 USD SHIPPED to get the Limited Edition. Granted, it's a somewhat lame LE, just a Steelbook and artbook (and giant all-of-Europe manual if you're weird and count that), but still.amazon uk ships games internationaly now?!?
Got this thanks to Christmas and Amazon.co.uk loosening up on international shipping.
Anything I should keep ind mind? I'm worried about screwing myself out of the best ending or becoming too difficulty if I don't things right.
Hmmm. No idea on this one.
this is still my impression, from what im seeing
is this one a Gamestop exclusive? wondering if i can sit it out & grab later when it pricedrops/B2G1 or if i should be worried about scarcity