Should I do it?
Or you could just play crash mode in Burnout 3, either way it will be a car wreck of an experience.
I sleep through the morning at least.pffft Nocturnowl doesn't even sleep in the day
what kind of an owl are you? YOU POSER
I've been playing good games like Sonic CD and Tales of Xillia enough lately.
I haven't played the first Jak so I'll just be jumping in. I have no idea what makes this game so horrible though. I mean, it's Jak! And Naughty Dog! Can't be that bad.
This will be a treat, though part of the disgust will be lost on you having not played the original, part of the "fun" is the jarring tone switch for no good reason.
The real treasure will come next week, KH HD!
That's coming out next week?
...
Do I even want it?
Probably.
獣破、轟衝斬!Oh hey it's a Trails in the Sky sequel. That we will never get.
Nice background. 全てを切り裂く!
My butt. You just wanted to experience the horror.It stealth downloaded onto my PS3 I swear!
E's okay so far. It's fun and "fun" at the same time. I do appreciate that it's an amalgamation of the previous mansions before it. I don't like Mansion B that much because the spaces are way too cramped for combat sometimes. Hard to get enough room to dodge while charging.I thought Mansions B and E were the best and that the two mid game ones (C and D) were nice ideas but not that great in execution, nothing truly bad in there though, it's all pretty solid.
Think I might spring for the PS3 version, anyhow. It's cheaper than the Wii U version + local co-op isn't really much of an option for me.I'd say to maybe go for the PS3 version, it will save you wanting to murder CPU controlled Globox when doing 100% runs on the Murfy stages, if you don't have any chums that you can trick into playing games with you in person then the Wii U's extra co-op opportunities wont be worth much to you.
Of course jury is still out as for which version is the best, QTE Murfy sounds fiddly for some later stages but I figure it works well enough.
Pull a Noi and do it. He hated it and still platinumed it.It's not too long, is it? I don't have the sheer force of will to pull a Schala and play a terrible game long enough to get the true end and platinum it. Seriously...
Why not? It's the most fun KH game to be honest.
The real treasure will come next week, KH HD!
KH: BbS is the most fun KH game.It is but I dunno.
Haven't been in the mood to play games lately.
KH: BbS is the most fun KH game.
And I don't even like KH. Re:Coded's neat too.
KH: BbS is the most fun KH game.
And I don't even like KH. Re:Coded's neat too.
i kind of want the 3DS game because of Tron Legacy
is it worth getting?
Truly the best part of the entire trilogy.So is Uncharted! You need to meet Victor GOD DAMN Sullivan already.
You play until you can abide no more, that's the way i'll be tackling it, so basically reaching the end is the more unlikely event at this point.I can tell just from the disc art that this is some sort of lame attempt at a dark and edgy sequel, but yeah, I won't have fond memories of the original game that would change my opinion of 2 from "bad" to "personally offensive".
My only experience with the series is watching this video that calls one moment in the third game one of the saddest video game moments of all time.
It's not too long, is it? I don't have the sheer force of will to pull a Schala and play a terrible game long enough to get the true end and platinum it. Seriously...
Well I didn't make any attempts to stop it, it was destiny for us to meet again, the general circumstances coming off the original game are similar to that of the past just now in a different time, it's almost nostalgic.My butt. You just wanted to experience the horror.
Content is kind of an issue for Legends is general, there's a lot of it but not enough of the main attraction which is goold old full platforming stages, i'm still unsure what I prefer out of it and Origins, my mind tells me that logically Origins must be the better game yet my gut feeling wants to go with Legends because I was having more fun.Think I might spring for the PS3 version, anyhow. It's cheaper than the Wii U version + local co-op isn't really much of an option for me.
Eh, we'll know when Legends is out everywhere as to which version is the better buy. I am bummed that the Vita version apparently has missing content.
Pull a Noi and do it. He hated it and still platinumed it.
i kind of want the 3DS game because of Tron Legacy
is it worth getting?
And you're a girl in that one.Plus, Nayuta no Kiseki has me in it, so it's instantly a better game!
And you're a girl in that one.
Nayuta's probably one of the prettiest games on the PSP, actually. Completely bursting with colour. Just the way I like it.
Ehhhh. I'd probably pass on it. (The Tron Legacy world is actually handled pretty damn well, though, for what it's worth.)
But Aqua's the coolest character in the game! I liked her a lot, even if her combat type isn't my preference.I tried to love BbS but why is the coolest character such a colossal guilable idiot? I swear, a ton of this bad stuff wouldn't happen if Terra had a clue. That really turned me off on the game
You could have prevented such a situation, though. You had the power to stop it.Well I didn't make any attempts to stop it, it was destiny for us to meet again, the general circumstances coming off the original game are similar to that of the past just now in a different time, it's almost nostalgic.
Content is kind of an issue for Legends is general, there's a lot of it but not enough of the main attraction which is goold old full platforming stages, i'm still unsure what I prefer out of it and Origins, my mind tells me that logically Origins must be the better game yet my gut feeling wants to go with Legends because I was having more fun.
Yes. In the middle of boss fights even. And remember those monster rearing videos I showed you and you didn't like them? Those videos were for KH 3D.EDIT: wait isn't this the KH game where you're forced to swap characters?
Well now I'm conflicted. Both of you said no but... Tron Legacy world being handled well? That's the selling point to me!
quick, tell me terrible things to keep me away from ever buying it
quick, tell me terrible things to keep me away from ever buying it
You could have prevented such a situation, though. You had the power to stop it.
To the bolded: wait, what? I mean, okay. Wii U version was the lead platform, so I assume there's a lot of Murfy-esque stages in there. But what do you mean?
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I dunno. qq moe is putting up some stiff competition.
But seriously, Nayuta's one of the best-looking PSP games out there.
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Has an Oracle of Seasons thing going for it too.
Hm. That's... interesting. I'll play the game to see what it's like, but I wonder what I'm going to think about it afterwards. I honestly think it's the result of a focus on local multi for most of the game, so when it was ported to other platforms, that sort of mindset had to stick and it was probably too late to add more non-Murfy levels to it. who knows.Murfy stuff does make up for more stages than you may expect, at the same time the overall new stage amount is significantly less that Origins.
Legends lands in a bit of an odd spot because of this, what's in there is great and factoring in Invasion stages, the challenges and Return to Origins stages there's a lot of content on the whole yet I and others have the feeling that it could have done with more new standard stages on the whole.
Some people are on about it being too much easier than Origins as well, ehhh, I thought it was a bit easier but Origins wasn't exactly that difficult anyway so this wasn't much of a factor for me, some of Legends invasion stages are pretty tough to get Golds on so I found it to mostly balance out.
Basically the main game is shorter this time around which is disappointing but it's still damn good so there we go.
It more than likely still plays well.
- Boring, empty worlds
- Forced character switching
- Shallow/nonexistent auxillary character growth/ability systems
- Boring and intrusive pet breeding/raising system
- A plot so retarded and legitimately convoluted that it makes the rest of the series look like fine literature in comparison
- Objectively the glitchiest game in the series
Xehanort's youthful self is revived along with all of the other Xehanorts and appeared numerous times to Sora and Riku as they traverse the Realm of Sleep and awaken several worlds previously destroyed by Ansem. During these appearances, Xehanort would taunt the heroes as he recruited other versions of himself throughout time and space to complete a new Organization XIII under Master Xehanort's orders. The original Organization was meant to recruit thirteen strong beings to be used to make clones of Master Xehanort through the process of transferring portions of his heart into their bodies, but the first generation of Nobodies consisted of many failures. A majority of the original members were either traitorous to the Organization, were too weak for their purpose, or were simply distrustful. Young Xehanort then embarked on his mission to find suitable replacements; various versions of himself, throughout time.
+Flow-motion was fun.
COME AT ME
I DON'T EVEN CARE
I think my expectations were lower than everyone else.
I dunno. qq moe is putting up some stiff competition.
That goes hand in hand with boring, empty worlds.
Truth be told, the worlds in KH have been boring and empty since inception.
At least I could jump off things and do cool tricks in KH3D.
:V
(Hallow Bastion doesn't count because it has a reason to be empty)
+Flow-motion was fun.
COME AT ME
I DON'T EVEN CARE
I think my expectations were lower than everyone else.
Dunban deserves more. And remember, the majority of the Monolith Soft staff used to work at Squaresoft, so that's probably why you're drawing comparisons.Xenoblade looks like a PS2 era Square Enix game.
I mean that in a good way. Dunban would've fit right in in a Kingdom Hearts game.
Feels weird not having close relatives immediately on hand. Or doing all the grocery shopping on my own. Eep.
But Phoenix Wright is $30.There's plenty of better games that deserve your $15 more. Even on the 3DS itself!