How brilliant is the music here? Industrial, imposing, startling...
Oh god the block pushing and turning and stacking while fighting endlessly respawning enemies and carrying the enemies into sunlight or fire or onto stakes (otherwise the respawning enemies couldn't be killed). I loved the game but learned to hate those block puzzles.Further, I wonder if these sections would have added a bit more variety into the overall formula. There is an awful lot of block pushing in the game.
I've never played SR2. Is it a) good and b) does it vary up the gameplay? I really want to play something like a puzzle dungeoner.
I would like to play this game. Which is the best platform to play it on? Dreamcast?
I bought this game as a PS1 classic.
I'm too spoiled by the 2 generations of advancement in control. I couldn't get used to simply using the d-pad for movement. It's pretty foolish of me but I did give the game a shot.
Presentation was phenomenal though.
Heeeelll no. If anything the true sequel to SR is Defiance (LoK 5). You only need one little point from SR2 ending to understand it and it answers every question in SR.Amazing thread for an amazing game. Dat intro, dat music, dat 60fps goodness on the Dreamcast....
Never played Soul Reaver 2 (was waiting for the DC version ), did it not answer questions from the first game?
Damn thread made me realize I've never beaten this game. I played it back on the PSX, though, and remember really liking it. I just picked it up from GOG for $7. I figure it's easier than scrounging for a used copy somewhere.
There's a mod someone put out that allows it to run in proper widescreen (minus the stretched HUD) and at 60fps.
Umm... it worked with the analog stick.
I just tried, no it doesn't.
Bit of a love and hate relationship with SR2. Something about it just didn't sit well with me.
Defiance was cool though.
I'm interested in playing the Soul Reaver/Kain series, should I get the games off PSN or GoG?
Lack of those memorable boss battles from the original hurt a lot. Also, you're essentially doing the same types of puzzles over and over again to open up the map with the various reavers.
Defiance was a good game, but I hated the fixed camera angles. Seemed very unnecessary.
yeah me too, I've been interested for a while. I dont really know where to start though. What's the chronology? Is it best to follow that or is there a better path through them
You have to set it in controls.
What the hell.. I never realized all those controls on the XMB home while playing PS1 classics. Thanks.