After fanatically finishing "Xenoblade", I took a game break for a while and now I'm playing "Super Metroid" for SNES. Surprisingly it's good. I still hate NES Metroid, but Super is good. Maybe even as good as they say.
Sumire_hitsugi wrote:Finished Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep around last week. It's a nice game and all, but they keep adding crap to the story that makes so grandiose and convoluted to me.
Rented Lollipop Chainsaw and beat it yesterday. So glad I did, it's such a short game! Way weird and fun though and omg much more juvenile lewdness than SotD. Game has good replay factor too.
DONE - but I soured on it more and more as it went on.flowersofnight wrote:now I'm playing "Super Metroid" for SNES. Surprisingly it's good. I still hate NES Metroid, but Super is good. Maybe even as good as they say.
Nope, I never had any Playstations before. I did play FF7 on PC but got bored with it really early on (first disc) and never looked back.Garnet in the Eden wrote:You hadn't played FF9 before? I like it more than 7, but 8 is clearly the best.
NOKoji wrote:Can people enjoy just each one for its uniqueness? >_<
flowersofnight wrote:"All right, how many times do I have to watch the doom train?"
I read "GFs" as "girlfriends" XDWandering_Fox wrote:LOVED FFVIII, but the GFs were a tad on the long side... Be glad you didn't have to sit through Alexander... Whoa nelly that was a long one!
PureElegance wrote:I read "GFs" as "girlfriendsWandering_Fox wrote:LOVED FFVIII, but the GFs were a tad on the long side... Be glad you didn't have to sit through Alexander... Whoa nelly that was a long one!
The cutscenes and non-interactive play scenes in FF9 haven't been too long so far, I guess due to the limitations at the time.Iskanderia wrote:If so, yes, FF in general has obnoxiously long cutscenes. It's gotten to the point where, about halfway through the last few games, I just started skipping them altogether.
Oh yeah, absolutely XD It's practically a requirement of the genre to have a grandiose and nonsensical plot(actually, this applies to most JRPGs) because most of the storylines are pretty convoluted, non-sensical and often downright dumb
Pretty sure they were twelve and playing their first remotely-realistic looking game - I guess it makes an impression. Sort of like how the first time someone made a silent movie of a train coming "at the screen" in the 1900s, people freaked out and ran out of the theatre XD(The people who say they cried when whats-her-face died in FFVII are the worst. I have to assume they've never read a book that isn't manga or seen a movie that isn't animated. And/or they're twelve.)
What game is that? XDWandering_Fox wrote:It's amazing to me when games have single cutscenes that last over an hour...
Hey, "12 Angry Men" the game was pretty good. It was an expansion pack for "Phoenix Wright" on Wiiware.There's a reason we decided to play a game instead of watching 12 Angry Men o_O