Arc Christelle
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Looks like I'm finally gonna have to check it out now.
Whoa, forum looks nicer now...I hope they come out with a darker theme though lol
So... How about that Sonic After the Sequel?
I had forgotten how good Bayonetta was. Picked up the 360 version, had hundreds of hours on the bum ass PS3 version. The higher framerate/shorter loadtimes are a godsend, but I sure wish there was a Restart Checkpoint in this bitch like Metal Gear Rising.
It's one of those games where beating in the first time on Normal is really just scratching the surface of it's depths. There's so much damn content, and GOOD content at that. It's impeccably paced game, always a new item or weapon or enemy every few minutes. And it's HIGHLY replayable. There's shortcuts to skip cutscenes, a panther form that lets you speed through non-combat scenes, lots and lots and LOTS of secrets and collectibles and bonus challenges and secret weapons/characters/modes that change up the entire game, not to mention just improving your play, going after those illustrious Platinum Trophies.
It controls sooooooo well. Running around in Panther form is sex. The hit-pause on attacks, the cancellability of every damn move(Dodge OFfset is absolutely genius and Wonderful 101 better have it), the beautiful balance between offense and defense the Witch-Time introduces.
Thank God Nintendo is reviving this thing.
I still have to play it! Everyone else here says it's better than Before the Sequel in gameplay, level design, and music.
I'm eager to play it, but I have quite a few games that I'm trying to get through right now.
Amazing fangame. BtS was alright outside of the music, the level design was pretty bland at times and didn't really pick up until halfway through the game. But AtS on the other hand is great from start to end. Totally recommend it.
I hope Bayo 2 drops those environment based QTE out of nowhere situations where you're just walking down the road when suddenly PRESS X TO NOT DIE flashes up, sure I was probably going to get stone ranks anyway but you know, it feels at odds with the rest of the game.Bayonetta and Razor's Edge are like night and day. No matter how much crazy shit is flying on the screen in Bayo, you always feel in control. Parrying, dodging, cancelling, dodge offset, wicked weaves and combo strings, mix and matching weapon sets on the fly. It's like some super slick combination of NG's dial-a-combo system, DMC's juggling/cancelling/weapon switching, and GoW's tier of finishers.
NG3RE feels like a half-assed version of NG2 + 3 + ninja dog shit. You kinda just throw yourself at waves after waves after waves of samey enemies and hope for the best.
I finally found some stores that sell old games yet none of them have Suikoden II.
That officially confirms that this game ain't in my state.
Meanwhile: http://www.amazon.com/Suikoden-II/dp/B00001X50L
Holy shit.
If only Konami had the option of like releasing the game on some sort of digital service where it could be downloaded for a reasonable price.
...sure.Konami will surely put it on PSN.
Right?
Right.
No Schala, get your logic out of here.
Don't worry. Everyone else who isn't in KojiPro at Konami's busy making elevators now.
This Dark NeoGAF theme tried to approach me and got leery.
Had to back them up with the fists a crackin
I think I might switch to that theme. I've gotten used to this new theme, but it's giving me a slight headache for some reason.
I don't care what anyone says, that line is "had to back 'em up with the fists metal crackle".Had to back them up with the fists a crackin
Think I'm going to break my rule of generally not donating to Kickstarters for this. That comic is pretty cool and I'd be bummed out if this is the only way to get the book.Oh, this is probably a good place to put this.
A friend does http://www.notenoughrings.com/, which I hope some of you guys who read this thread would like, and she's currently doing a Kickstarter for a printed edition of the complete thing that some of you may want to get in on too!
It's got lovely artwork and it's genuinely quite funny and in touch with the original games, so although I'm biased, IMO it's well worth supporting, and it may be the only chance to get a copy of the book if anyone here likes it enough to want one.
That music is so good, but then pretty much all the music in Sonic Rush is.
Oh, this is probably a good place to put this.
A friend does http://www.notenoughrings.com/, which I hope some of you guys who read this thread would like, and she's currently doing a Kickstarter for a printed edition of the complete thing that some of you may want to get in on too!
It's got lovely artwork and it's genuinely quite funny and in touch with the original games, so although I'm biased, IMO it's well worth supporting, and it may be the only chance to get a copy of the book if anyone here likes it enough to want one.