DimmuBurgerKing
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I've never played BG&E, strangely enough, though I've been meaning to do so for a long time. I'll be there for the day 1 party!
Y2Kev said:Liked this game until I had to triforce....pearl hunt and got bored.
Plus you get towind_steaker said:Nicely they have a map in the shop that shows all of the pearls in the game, and it's nowhere near as long as the triforce hunt... there are caves with 10-20 pearls in.
Hyunkel6 said:I never played the original. Is it one of those games that people play for the nostalgia even if the mechanisms of the game have not aged well? (I'm not saying that they did not). I'm just skeptical about buying another HD remake that everyone is praising. I bought the Perfect Dark hd remake on xbla a while ago, but couldn't get into it because of the controls and shooting mechanisms.
Ken Masters said:never played this, how long is this game?
jling84 said:Is this coming to PSN?
Foliorum Viridum said:Plus you get to. That alone made it awesome!FLY
The only part of the game I didn't like was the 30 second cutscene at the end of the game, because I felt it took the wonderful narrative in a bit of a boring direction. Probably my only criticism of the game.
AniHawk said:BGE's story gets really crammed in there at the very end. I get the feeling that Ancel's guys were really being pushed to get it out for the holiday so UbiSoft wouldn't support it in any way because Ubisoft is stupid.
Oh man, XIII, another underrated title.Green Scar said:At least Ubisoft let that, XIII and PoP get made.
Same here. Only own the PC version so I've never beaten it because the port runs like shit on my computer, and even with fixes it still feels janky. Can't wait to finally beat one of my favorite games ever!Azure Phoenix said:I've got 800 points and a PSN card set aside to get both versions, if the fate of BG&E2 is resting on how well this sells then I'm going to make sure I help the cause.
I wound up being stuck having to do this on my first playthough to get the last hovercraft piece.Y2Kev said:Liked this game until I had to triforce....pearl hunt and got bored.
XenoRaven said:I'm hoping the hype isn't going to kill things for people who have never played it. One of the things I loved about this game was the surprise I got when I loaded it up. Everything about it was unassuming. Never heard of the game when I saw it on the shelf. It was brand new and hit at a discount price ($30 I think?) which to me signified a bomb. Then I had a friend recommend it to me so I picked it up not expecting much.
Really there's hard to point at anything in this game and say it's "great." But it does a lot of things "good." Then it takes the good things and weaves them together in seamlessly. From there it wraps it up in a charm that pulls you in and makes you feel part of the world.
It's hard to describe really, but I would say the best way to experience the game is to take the advice you've seen in this thread and buy the game, but expect it to be mediocre instead of some epic adventure. As you progress you'll find yourself really liking the game. After you finish it, it will leave a lasting impression on and you won't really know why.
Of course I can't really speak for everyone. That's just how it went for me. Just go in with no expectations and you should be in good shape.
It's good, not brilliant. A case of a game being more than the sum of its parts. I've never been quite sure why it was hailed as some lost masterpiece cruelly ignored by the ignorant gaming populace - it's a quality adventure title, but little more.Hyunkel6 said:I never played the original. Is it one of those games that people play for the nostalgia even if the mechanisms of the game have not aged well? (I'm not saying that they did not). I'm just skeptical about buying another HD remake that everyone is praising. I bought the Perfect Dark hd remake on xbla a while ago, but couldn't get into it because of the controls and shooting mechanisms.
How far did the demo go? It really picks up after you go through the island cave (your first mission).SolidusDave said:Still remember playing the demo (first part of the game) on the PS2, didn't really like it. Especially the style, characters etc.
But for 10$/ I will buy it on PSN. Or maybe after a price reduction to punish this stupid time exclusivity
Billychu said:How far did the demo go? It really picks up after you go through the island cave (your first mission).
That's the first 5 minutes of gameplay. No way that was the extent of the demo.SolidusDave said:I can't really remember, but I think it was a short demo, ending after that tentacle thing (or I lost my patience? ^^).
watkinzez said:I did not know Christophe had a website. So awesome that after 8 years we're getting not one, but two new games with his music. <3