Did they play that one song where the woman goes "uhhhhh-uhh-uhh-uhhhh" and then talks through the rest of it
I actually don't mind the XX but their last album was a bit of a snooze
Every song was like that
Did they play that one song where the woman goes "uhhhhh-uhh-uhh-uhhhh" and then talks through the rest of it
I actually don't mind the XX but their last album was a bit of a snooze
Yeah I was a bit disappointed with the last album because it seemed to strip back even more and I'd rather them go the other way.
Obligatory XX mashup
And for those thinking of getting a WiiU, ask yourself this; "could I have coped with a 3DS at launch?"
At least 3DS had the promise of a decent amount of good games on the way. Wii U is fucking BARREN once Pikmin 3 and 101 are out of the way. (Fuck knows when Bayo 2 will turn up.) It's actually worse.
Well, all we really knew was a fancy port of two N64 games, that same fucking NSMB game with a new gimmick, and an actually new Mario game.At least 3DS had the promise of a decent amount of good games on the way. Wii U is fucking BARREN once Pikmin 3 and 101 are out of the way. (Fuck knows when Bayo 2 will turn up.) It's actually worse.
It has good games (I presume - outside of that Gravity anime game I haven't seen anything that doesn't exist in better form elsewhere), but not really any system validation titles. Also the sub-native res plague renders one of the system's greatest selling points moot.Meanwhile, the Vita has some killer games and approximately 5 people are interested, one of which actually thinks it's a Game Gear.
Meanwhile, the Vita has some killer games
Well, all we really knew was a fancy port of two N64 games, that same fucking NSMB game with a new gimmick, and an actually new Mario game.
Which by my count, put the total upcoming "validating system purchase" 3DS games at a grand total of one.
So... Bayonetta 2 and Pikmin 3 - WiiU is winning!
The 3DS first year was so barren that cacti started growing on top of mine.
Meanwhile, the Vita has some killer games and approximately 5 people are interested, one of which actually thinks it's a Game Gear.
They need reasons for people to keep it in mind as a possible future purchase if they can't hook them right now.
Being handheld is so important to me personally that 'better form elsewhere' is a moot point.It has good games (I presume - outside of that Gravity anime game I haven't seen anything that doesn't exist in better form elsewhere), but not really any system validation titles. Also the sub-native res plague renders one of the system's greatest selling points moot.
It's a mess of a platform right now and you know it.
I'd probably pay £150 for a 128gb card. My eyes would water, but in the long term I wouldn't regret it.Vita is possibly my favourite system ever. Such a shame people can't see the glory of it.
Having so much fun with Uncharted and Sonic Transformed right now, then it's time for Gravity Rush and more LBP Vita/Sound Shapes
Only thing I'd change (other than people ignoring it) would be to get a 128gb card in this beast.
Forgot about Mario Kart.There was MK7, 3D Land and Kid Icarus Uprising. Oh, and a new Animal Crossing game (I know, I know, the Wii will get its AC and MK games too, but footage > no footage). Plus Resi Revelations (which was exciting at the time, and still seems superior to its console fuck-up). So it still seemed way more exciting.
Judging by the initial showing, I'd say PSP was much better out the gate than Vita. I seriously think PSP has one of the greatest libraries of systems released ever. The Vita doesn't seem like it will at all right now.Being handheld is so important to me personally that 'better form elsewhere' is a moot point.
What I know is that it's the best handheld I've ever owned and the first truly viable portable console. I mean that sincerely. Having said that, my prior 'best handheld ever' was the PSP, so the Vita would need to drip acid onto my bollocks not to take the title.
Good cheesecakes, man! I could buy 2x2TB portable harddrives for that!I'd probably pay £150 for a 128gb card. My eyes would water, but in the long term I wouldn't regret it.
Forgot about Mario Kart.
Kid Icarus looked generic and dull to me from its reveal, and reviews sort of backed me up there (as in, worth a look but not a system validator).
And as I said already, actually new Mario game.
So okay, that makes two games we knew were coming that validated owning the system.
So 3DS = WiiU.
Fair enoughsky.I never read any Uprising reviews (bar a couple, I saw Eurogamer's 9/10) but generic isn't an appropriate word for that game. It's really fun, in everything it does. It definitely validates my purchase, to put it that way. Really surprised by it. I don't think any of the media (both from press and Nintendo themselves) did that game justice.
Those PSP games have never looked as good as they do on the Vita!Judging by the initial showing, I'd say PSP was much better out the gate than Vita. I seriously think PSP has one of the greatest libraries of systems released ever. The Vita doesn't seem like it will at all right now.
Good cheesecakes, man! I could buy 2x2TB portable harddrives for that!
Dude, I love Luigi's Mansion, but that wasn't why the NintendoLand game is great. It's the true asymmetric multiplayer thing of the guy with the Gamepad being the only one who can see himself, the ghost.Luigi's Mansion 2 is the only reason I haven't sold my 3DS
I wasn't impressed with it at the demo event. Felt like a generic shooter with fiddly touchscreen stuff, but in fairness survival horror isn't really suited to that kind of environment so maybe I just wasn't able to give it the chance it deserved.Didn't get ZombiU, I have heard good things, but I'm pretty bored of zombie games in general, but I might get it to support original content for the console.
Dude, I love Luigi's Mansion, but that wasn't why the NintendoLand game is great. It's the true asymmetric multiplayer thing of the guy with the Gamepad being the only one who can see himself, the ghost.
It's the closest I've had to capturing the "this shit is so unique" feeling you used to get from some of the batshit amazing SEGA arcade games with complicated custom control schemes that couldn't be replicated at home. Remember Silent Scope with the LCD inside the rifle so you actually look into the scope to shoot? Or Final Furlong with its amazingly stupid awesome giant horse controller? It's that level of unique, arcade perfection.
Except it's actually in a home console, not an arcade, which amazes me.
But that's seriously the only pull I have to the WiiU right now, so I certainly won't be buying one for a long time.
I know you liked NintendoLand and you meant the 3DS game, dude. My post don't contradict that. I was saying it wasn't franchise attachment that was wot had me excited for the NintendoLand minigame.I agree with you - read my posts above. I like Nintendoland
I'm talking about Luigi's Mansion 2, the 3DS game. My 3DS sits there waiting for it, because there's pretty much nothing else I want to play on the thing
I'd describe Kid Icarus as just good ol' fashioned fun. It doesn't try to the next big thing it just takes the ideas of what makes a videogame fun and rolls with it. However I can see some having trouble with the controls.
But hey, if you like Space Harrier (and who doesn't) the flight mode is great.
But for me, Mario Kart on the go is my cup of tea. A few grand prixs to and from work is my go to choice.
I'd play Mario Kart a lot more if they had a proper Quick Race option. Fucking BANANAS they left that out.
I know you liked NintendoLand and you meant the 3DS game, dude. My post don't contradict that. I was saying it wasn't franchise attachment that was wot had me excited for the NintendoLand minigame.
Dude, I love Luigi's Mansion, but that wasn't why the NintendoLand game is great. It's the true asymmetric multiplayer thing of the guy with the Gamepad being the only one who can see himself, the ghost.
It's the closest I've had to capturing the "this shit is so unique" feeling you used to get from some of the batshit amazing SEGA arcade games with complicated custom control schemes that couldn't be replicated at home. Remember Silent Scope with the LCD inside the rifle so you actually look into the scope to shoot? Or Final Furlong with its amazingly stupid awesome giant horse controller? It's that level of unique, arcade perfection.
Except it's actually in a home console, not an arcade, which amazes me.
But that's seriously the only pull I have to the WiiU right now, so I certainly won't be buying one for a long time.
I wasn't impressed with it at the demo event. Felt like a generic shooter with fiddly touchscreen stuff, but in fairness survival horror isn't really suited to that kind of environment so maybe I just wasn't able to give it the chance it deserved.
There's a 3DS Space Harrier?!Speaking of Space Harrier, I pray the 3DS version of that makes it over here. Soon.
Streetpass races are the next best thing. Not quite as customisable but at least it's four races not confined to the cup order.
There's a 3DS Space Harrier?!
Time to brush off the cacti. Then watch 'em grow again while waiting for a localisation.
Sony, do that with PS4, k? Everyone says you copy Nintendo all the time anyway, so you might aswell copy the first hardware thing they've done worth copying.
streets of rage 2 and golden axe <3
Well they kind of did with the PSP - PS3 connectivity since the idea dates back to the GBA - GCN connectivity.
Pacman Vs is basically the forebear to Luigi's Ghost Mansion.
Eh, I was hoping for a new oneRemake of the original, yeah. SEGA's been going crazy with re-releases lately but that takes the biscuit. 3D After Burner and Outrun need to follow.
It's been the go-to game of my life! I used to play the sound test while I cleaned my old flat!Streets of Rage 2 was the go to game of my childhood.
streets of rage co-op will always be my childhood. it was ducking amazing.Streets of Rage 2 was the go to game of my childhood.
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When you come off your phone, roll your eyes and sigh 'women, eh?'.streets of rage co-op will always be my childhood. it was ducking amazing.
p.s might be being anti social by gaffing at a bar
Eh, I was hoping for a new one
aye, only stayed out for the lady frankly. reminiscing about sega makes make happy though!When you come off your phone, roll your eyes and sigh 'women, eh?'.
It's SEGA. You don't want that. That's like wanting a new Chrono game from Square.
There is no Square anymore