Given how Capcom has been to everything that isn't a fighter these days, I almost consider Breath of Fire being dead a blessing in disguise. Dragon Quarter wasn't my cup of tea, but I appreciate that it tried to at least be different.
Why the fuck a BoF character hasn't popped up in a Vs. game is beyond me, though.
Given how Capcom has been to everything that isn't a fighter these days, I almost consider Breath of Fire being dead a blessing in disguise. Dragon Quarter wasn't my cup of tea, but I appreciate that it tried to at least be different.
Why the fuck a BoF character hasn't popped up in a Vs. game is beyond me, though.
I totally picked up the Power Stone Collection on Boxing Day, so I'm good. PSP games don't really sell so you get them real cheap on Boxing Day (even PS2 games sometimes; I picked up Valkyrie Profile 2 for $3 on Boxing Day one year).
Well, I did try watching SGF's LP for the first party crasher, but didn't really get farther than the first video at that time. (I've since gotten through video 4, with the children's play guy that video 5 is apparently about to be all about. Fun.)
But yeah, I'd figured that the acts were full of shit from the first playthrough; it just happens that that was my first time seeing that particular act.
Although the all-time best is always going to be two women draping a cloth over a third. Brings a tear to my eye every time. So deep. So meaningful. So life-changing.
So ridiculous. So pointless. So absurd. It's beautifully stupid.
I think the first party isn't that great outside of
getting caught red-handed with Mia and making out with the dude in the back
. At least the second and third playthroughs had some ... interesting stuff.
I can't remember if this was supposed to be a High Art show or a Fashion show. Neither makes sense to me. If it were the latter, were they modelling the cloth? Why would they do that?
Is that worth getting? I was looking at the PSP games section of hte Vita store and thought about getting it because I loved Power Stone on the Dreamcast, but then I remembered that all of my memories of Power Stone where of playing multiplayer with my friends.
Is that worth getting? I was looking at the PSP games section of hte Vita store and thought about getting it because I loved Power Stone on the Dreamcast, but then I remembered that all of my memories of Power Stone where of playing multiplayer with my friends.
Is that worth getting? I was looking at the PSP games section of hte Vita store and thought about getting it because I loved Power Stone on the Dreamcast, but then I remembered that all of my memories of Power Stone where of playing multiplayer with my friends.
If that's the case, I wouldn't bother with it (especially if you have the originals for Dreamcast already). MP is Ad-hoc, and load times might become an issue.
It's remarkable that they didn't put a port of the game on PSN with online play.
I'll probably get it eventually. I hit diamond league in the first few months of WoL with cheesy Dark Templar, which was a lot of fun. I eventually ended up just watching people play Starcraft instead of playing it myself, though. I'm sure that the single player campaign will be a lot of fun (terrible writing aside).
I'll probably get it eventually. I hit diamond league in the first few months of WoL with cheesy Dark Templar, which was a lot of fun. I eventually ended up just watching people play Starcraft instead of playing it myself, though. I'm sure that the single player campaign will be a lot of fun (terrible writing aside).
Capcom should make a Capcom crossover game with all their fighting game characters
in a party game
Call it Capcom Fighting All-Stars
and then a sequel branching out to more arcade characters, Capcom Arcade All-Stars
and then another where they all play tennis in transforming vehicles
Capcom should make a Capcom crossover game with all their fighting game characters
in a party game
Call it Capcom Fighting All-Stars
and then a sequel branching out to more arcade characters, Capcom Arcade All-Stars
and then another where they all play tennis in transforming vehicles
I'm surprised they didn't seem to do a second print-run. I guess considering the sales of Shadow Dragon they didn't think that this game deserved a larger print-run. I can't really blame them, but you know... supply and demand is a thing.
Edit: What do you think of the Black Flag previews? I still can't find myself caring. It seems to fit along the lines of Liberation, but meh.
It's embarrassing, that's what. You know you've done fucked up when I could find more copies of an Atlus game near launch than a Nintendo one a month later. I'm not much of a tinfoil hat conspiracy person, but them purposely not shipping enough physical copies to promote more e-shop is something I'm willing to believe now. It's the only way that them pulling out a TV AD for FE then not shipping the game would make sense.
As for AC4, whatever. Trailer is pretty enough but I'm taking any promises with a grain of salt until the game comes out. AC3 looked really good right up until 5 seconds after I bought it.
They're promoting this new open world pirate game, but it's still going to be limited by being tied to an Assassin's Creed game, I guarantee it. I'd be more into it if it was a new next-gen IP instead of AC4.
If they can rationalize it being a numbered entry and deserving it, then that's okay. But overall, given how it's described (as something (dunno if it's a spoiler since it's in the Black Flag OP)
from Abstergo as a training sim like Liberation was
), I feel like it should have just been subtitled like Liberation was. It doesn't seem to be making a large narrative leap.
They already said it's not going to, it's a spin-off (that's using a new number for some reason, probably cause it'll make it sell more) about Abstergo employees researching Connor's dad to make... a video game. #2DEEP4U.
You should've heard me complaining about starting DmC yesterday right after finishing Revengeance. It feels horrible compared to Rising. Battle doesn't flow well, Dante's jump is weird, he's as slow as molasses, the music should have been dynamic, the loading screen is something I can't look at for a long time, and combos to A and S ranks are easy to pull off without trying.
It's awful compared to Revengeance, especially having started it right after finishing it. I should get used to the feel of DmC before casting judgement on it, though.
You mentioned not losing your style rank before, but that actually got patched. It used to be that your style rating would never go down even if you spent an hour in combat without landing a hit as long as you yourself weren't getting hit. AAAAA game design right there.
Tails Adventure was rated by the Australian classification board this morning so there's a chance it may possibly consider thinking about being released for 3DS Virtual Console at some point maybe.
Man fal'cie are fucking stupid. Or huge dicks. I can't tell which one.
I remember on those whatchacallit stones they took a lot of people who weren't even warriors, l'cie'd them up, and told them to go kill things for no reason other than to have something to do.
Man fal'cie are fucking stupid. Or huge dicks. I can't tell which one.
I remember on those whatchacallit stones they took a lot of people who weren't even warriors, l'cie'd them up, and told them to go kill things for no reason other than to have something to do.
It's pretty funny how the fal'cie seem to be huge jerks transforming everyone they can into l'cies and then when you actually are in Pulse they don't care about humans at all.
It's pretty funny how the fal'cie seem to be huge jerks transforming everyone they can into l'cies and then when you actually are in Pulse they don't care about humans at all.
I won't buy LR at launch. I want to save some money by waiting a couple of weeks and Pokémon has priority (I suppose this thing will launch around October).
