Well it would be top 50, you choose 10 to vote with.
I was once told it was the best Mario game since SMG2, that was an odd day here on GAF.
What.
I don't even know how to classify the 3D Castlevanias anyway. Are they more like action games rather than 3D platformers?
I'm not actually that sure, the only one i've played was LoS that was clearly an action game.
When I inquired as to what in the blue hell they were on about I was met with a reply that was basically a bunch of big words designed to confuse me into submission, which it did.
Ahaha, well then, I apologise.
7 Marios, 1 Yoshi, 2 DKs (maybe 3) and one Wario if you're feeling nasty. But there's plenty more beyond that. All 3 MD Sonics are essential in my eyes (not including CD, as much as I love it), and then there's Kirby's Fun Pak, Mega Man 2/3/9, Crash 3, Ratchet/Jak/Sly, Spyro 2, Super Meat Boy, Prince of Persia: Sands of Time, Another World, Mirror's Edge... and yes, Rayman Origins. Does Super Monkey Ball count? I dunno, but it's definitely worth exploring.
"Awful." There, that was easy.
I haven't played the demo yet, actually. I saw some gameplay that kyletwentytwo recorded, and it looked alright. I don't like some of the art direction, but it looked like it handled well.
I need to play Journey again, because I kinda see where they were probably going with that, but to me, Journey isn't much of a pure platformer. It really is more of an adventure/exploration sort of affair. Confounding the stuff you can do in Journey with pure linear platforming principles seems a little strange.
Ohhhh, I think I remember what you're talking about. Mario being a sandbox of movement? I never got that out of Mario. Ever. A little bit of movement and complexity does not make for a sandbox sort of game, particularly because Mario isn't designed that way. Mario's more like... well, don't take this the wrong way, but it's quite linear. It's probably better to say that Journey's the best 3D-oriented platformer they've played in years. Not necessarily the best Mario game since... it's much different in terms of game design and initial premise.
The only KH game I reasonably like.
The only Kingdom Hearts game I've played through completely was Chain of Memories on GBA. Dat card action.
It was my first one too - I didn't really have consoles prior to this gen (only SNES), and the GBA was my friend for a good while.
).I admit I was lured into the game by the initial FMV, but I stayed for the battle system, which I sort of had experience with (from Battle Network, despite the games not really being too similar
That wasn't a comprehensive list by any means.Haha, I never played them, I'm just yanking your chain.
Intriguing...
WTF. Why are they ranked? :lol :lol
I absolutely agree; it feels like an anniversary game of sorts (though I don't think it's FE's anniversary, haha). Casual mode, while I don't use it myself, is something that I think FE needed for a long time. Permadeath is a deterrent to a lot of people and avoiding it might take time that some people don't really have.
The name comes from the fact that it takes place during the second half of Seisen no Keifu and in the year 776, lol. It's just a really nice sidestory addition to the previous game.
Really is. But I dunno, it seems popular with a lot of people. I'm just tired of seeing it in tons of games I play or anime I watch. Some of the qualities aren't endearing; they're irritating.
Aren't there like three or four on the GBA?
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I miss this stuff.The only FE I've played was that one on the GBA. I don't have a 3DS, but no sprites is kinda ehhh
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