well ive been playing spore creatures for my ds (ive been bored with pokemon dont hate me) and let me just say im conflicted on the paper like graphics i like them cause they remind me of paper mario but i hate them cause ther just so cartoony i love the game but hate it at the same time for not being as creative as the other spore games
i am so indecisive
ive recently played GoldEye 007, Need for speed:Nitro, Super Smash brothers Brawl. If any one has these games and would like to play me online email me your friend code.
well i have recently played:
crisis2
farcry2
tranformers 2
halo 2 & 3
pop forgotten sands
(Aug. 05, 2011 1:47 PM)Xlr8 Wrote: [ -> ]well i have recently played:
Insert pointless list here
You need to elaborate. Your post becomes a worthless list no one cares about, otherwise.
Eh, I've recently gotten back into a RTS game online called Pox Nora, though I'm still playing Single Player mode so I can actually buy stuff without getting beat too bad. The game is actually pretty fun, though the AI difficulty varies wildly from campaign to campaign. Unfortunately, I'm not ranked at all, seeing as I tend to lose at PvP. Recently Sony has allowed people to use in-game currency that you earn from winning games to buy more stuff, like booster packs, but you can't simply play on Normal difficulty all day if you expect anything. I actually find it just as fun, if not more so, than most console RTS games, and about as fun as most TCGs, without all of the expense.
I've been starting to play Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 again and I'm recreating Stealth, a coaster at Thrope Park in the UK.
COD Black Ops. Just waiting for MW3 to be released.
krono trigger i beat it for the fifth time this week
The Sims 3. That game is so addicting and fun, it's just too bad my graphics card crashes on it every once in a while
ive been playing yugioh 2011 world championship and black ops
(Aug. 18, 2011 10:52 PM)SilverPoseidon Wrote: [ -> ]ive been playing yugioh 2011 world championship and black ops
I'm sorry to say, but we don't care.
But, y'know, were you to elaborate, telling if they're fun and stuff, we might be interested, but, as it stands, you're just pointlessly listing what you just played, which nobody cares about.
i just finished Oot, and now playing Phantom Hourglass. I like toon link WAY better.
I just finished black ops on veterain dang it was hard does anyone play online ill challenge you to a team deathmatch
Killzone 3
Little Big Planet 2
Bulletstorm
I bought a PS3 and these were the games I got. I think Little Big Planet 2 was the best and most entertaining of all of those three games.
I've been doing Brawl over and over again, practicing with my best characters. I forgot how addicting it can be XD. Picked up some new tricks too, like gliding, or PSI Magnet repulsion.
(Aug. 19, 2011 7:37 PM)GaHooleone Wrote: [ -> ]I've been doing Brawl over and over again, practicing with my best characters. I forgot how addicting it can be XD. Picked up some new tricks too, like gliding, or PSI Magnet repulsion.
Haha! I hadn't figured out gliding until like a month ago after watching the tutorial videos on the Nintendo Channel. Speaking of repulsion, my friends never seemed to notice that Pit has a shield. And they always use projectiles.
So....
Brawl- Playing multiplayer, Subspace Emmisary...
BlazBlue Continuum Shift II- I've yet to beat it with more than around 4 characters...
Phantasy Star Portable 2- I only have the Demo as of now, loving it, hoping to get the full version...
Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep- Trying to beat the game with Aqua, already beaten with Ven, I'm at like level 2 with Terra.(HE'S SO CARPING SLOW.) I like Aqua the most, as she is the fastest and has an all-around shield...
And then games that I've made on MultiMedia Fusion 2(Game Maker)- Well, why not? I made them and I'm proud...
If anyone wants to Brawl or do some missions on PSP2 (soon, I'll get the game soon), PM me, I'd be happy to give it a go. Also, I'll be getting a new computer soon, and I'm getting Unity 3D Game Maker.
I played Fossil Fighters! I have to say that game was awesome propbibly because I love dinos fighting HAHA. I recamend this game try to get the T-Rex.
I played Sonic Colors. The last level aganist that flying Ship/Robot is waaay too hard. I can't beat it.
Just finished beating Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia. Aside for the fact that this is a Castlevania game, there was one lil' thing that made me want to play this game, that thing being that Shanoa, the main character, is voiced by Michelle Ruff, my favourite voice actress. I was disappointed, though, that no dialogue is actually voiced. Oh, she'll grunt or say stuff like 'Yah!' or yell 'Flames!' or something, but never real lines. From what I understand, in fact, none of the Castlevania DS games are fully voiced. That's a shame...
Anyway, the game is still really cool. It's a cool breath of fresh air to finally have a girl main protagonist, as where it's pretty much always been male main protagonists, in the past (Richter Belmont, Simon Belmont, Travis Belmont, John Morris, Juste Belmont, Leon Belmont, Desmond Belmont and so on) I know of Sonia Belmont, from Castlevania Legends, but that was a GB game, making it pretty much physically impossible to develop a personnality for her (And Castlevania Legends sucks, anyway) Shanoa is very different from the other male protags, of course, because she lost all her feelings, thanks to a spell cast by the game's "antagonist" Albus (I use the term antagonist very loosely because it's made very obvious from the beginning of the game that Albus isn't such a bad guy) But, even with all her emotions gone, she remains kind and generous, which is good.
The Glyph system is kinda cool and offers something different than the usual Whip + Random Weapon, though I feel they could have let us play around a little more with those. The game is also very easily breakable. There are several parts, in the game, where you can make an
insane amount of money in a matter of minutes and others where you can just max out your experience
while sleeping.
I was disappointed by the final boss, though (Which is Dracula, of course) I was hopping he would have some sort of demonic second form, but all he does is just kinda walk towards Shanoa and sometimes bites her.
Great game, anyway
I also love the New Game + option, which lets you start a new game with almost all the glyphs you had!
Well I just recently beat Super Mario Galaxy 2
I admit it was fun but it felt too similar to the first game...
Right now I'm replaying F-Zero GX. Probably one of my favorite games.
I'm about half way through LoZ Phantom Hourglass.
I really like it. I just beat the sisters in the ghost ship. It reminds me of alttp. Ropes, overhead view, those red and blue block puzzles. There's a lot that reminds me of alttp. Obviously it reminds me of MM.
I'm excited to finish it and start Spirit Tracks.
Spirit tracks is a far superior game, Shabalabadoo. Its way more fun, so fun, it's my favorite LoZ game.
I played through Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi, but forgot to write here.
It have mixed feelings about the game.
The Story Mode Is absolutely fantastic. Best Story Mode I've ever played on a DBZ game, next to the Legacy of Goku/Buu's Fury series. Really in-depth and full of content. The mixture of Anime scenes, narrations, and in-game scenes was really cool, and fit in well with the battles you actually played.
Hero Mode is great. I didn't play it, but I watched my brother while he did. The story is surprisingly good, although it starts slowly and all of a sudden. It's cool how you get to train and stuff, but at times the enemies are way more powerful than you. That happens quite often. It had a really great ending as well. Character creation wasn't as good as it was made out to be, especially since you start out with junk. As you go through, you don't unlock unique stuff, it's mostly hair, costumes, and what ever else from other characters.
As for the actual battling, this is where my opinion changes. It's really repetitive and I noticed this right from the start. This is the most repetitive style of battling yet in any DBZ game yet. There's no room for cool combos like we had in the Budokai Tenkaichi and Raging Blast Series. The addition of the way super attacks were used and blocked was really cool, but I think it'd be better if you could also do it the old way. Having two ranges did add variety, but the way moves were executed we're exactly the same. This repetitiveness makes absolutely zero replay value, because you can't even stand it at that point. I haven't played it in a week, only because it's not as exciting.
I enjoyed the game, but it wasn't the type of DBZ game you could play 3 years from now and still be legendary.
I've been playing:
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor (I've been playing it a lot actually)
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 (Still on Japanese so I stopped at the 3rd day to wait for the English release)
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey (Hating it!)
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 Portable
Shin Megami Tensei: IMAGINE (PC Online game)
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4
Pokemon Black
Dragon Quest IX
Soma Bringer (w/ English patch)
That's pretty much it
