Are you really already at the final boss? When did you get the game? I thought it'd take a while since the game's supposed to be hard and stuff.
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Those PS2 games I mentioned in some other thread are only 10 dollars a piece. Got Odin Sphere.
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I'm gonna get God Hand. I always planned to play that back in the day, but never did.
It's fun as hell but iirc also really tough
Atelier Totori is the best goddamn jrpg I've ever played in my goddamn life.
Sidenote: It's not really difficult but if you want difficulty in your games thankfully Dark Souls is out anyway!
Sidenote: It's not really difficult but if you want difficulty in your games thankfully Dark Souls is out anyway!
Don't own a PS3 but this is just an amazing ad.
ampzz
Not even one month left until Uncharted 3. I'm so hyped.
I just beat it yesterday, he was the final boss as I thought. I had more than 6 hours to play daily, plus I got it a little earlier. It is hard, but awesomeSeibei4211 wrote:
Are you really already at the final boss? When did you get the game? I thought it'd take a while since the game's supposed to be hard and stuff.
Playing it again as a Magician.
So is the main reason people hate FF13 because of its' extreme linearity? Going down straight paths with the occasional item or enemy is getting repetitive, but I like just about everything else about it so far (barring Vanille).
People hate it because they think improvements are bad. All the game did was get rid of the illusion FF was a linear series. It made things simpler and cut a lot of bullshit.
The part I didn't like was the fights get tediously long later in the game.
The part I didn't like was the fights get tediously long later in the game.
They only get long if you're bad.Pokebis wrote:
People hate it because they think improvements are bad. All the game did was get rid of the illusion FF was a linear series. It made things simpler and cut a lot of bullshit.
The part I didn't like was the fights get tediously long later in the game.
FF13 is a good, flawed game.
I told you already; >1 minute is too long for random battles.Ivalset wrote:
They only get long if you're bad.Pokebis wrote:
People hate it because they think improvements are bad. All the game did was get rid of the illusion FF was a linear series. It made things simpler and cut a lot of bullshit.
The part I didn't like was the fights get tediously long later in the game.
FF13 is a good, flawed game.
I honestly can't play FF games anymore without punching things. Not because of battles, but because I can't tolerate the characters at all.
You're badPokebis wrote:
I told you already; >1 minute is too long for random battles.
FF13 had a terrible story and character backstories/histories/motivations that only seemed half-genuine. It's just, not very well-written, so it's hard to get absorbed into what's going on. The pacing and the rate in which they introduced new elements was good for the first 10 hours or so, but the 10-30 hour mark it dragged far too much, and after that it was kind of alright to the end.
Played Shadows of the Colossus in 3D the other day. As far as HD remakes go, this one's just as lazy - if not lazier - than other HD remakes, with negligible graphical improvements, framerate dips, and 3d-rendering errors in some areas. Still kind of cool, but shit, what a lazy remake.
Played Shadows of the Colossus in 3D the other day. As far as HD remakes go, this one's just as lazy - if not lazier - than other HD remakes, with negligible graphical improvements, framerate dips, and 3d-rendering errors in some areas. Still kind of cool, but shit, what a lazy remake.
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God damn, guys. Arkham City is better than Arkham Asylum in every single way. It's crazy.
I still have a screenshot of Ivalset admitting to crying when Sazh's kid gets frozen, or whatever.awp wrote:
FF13 had a terrible story and character backstories/histories/motivations that only seemed half-genuine. It's just, not very well-written, so it's hard to get absorbed into what's going on.
Leak it.
That's not true at all, I never gave two shits about that kid.
I'm more inclined to believe Rolled, crybaby.
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Oh shit, it's really almost time for Uncharted 3. I've been so busy with Batman that it sort of snuck up on me.
ampzz
I highly disliked how, up until you're about to finish the game, you get zero choice of preferred party.Rolled wrote:
awp wrote:
FF13 had a terrible story and character backstories/histories/motivations that only seemed half-genuine. It's just, not very well-written, so it's hard to get absorbed into what's going on.
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Yeah, that did suck. I had the same problem with Eternal Sonata. RPGs need to stop doing that.ampzz wrote:
I highly disliked how, up until you're about to finish the game, you get zero choice of preferred party.
Final Fantasy 1 didn't do that
Oh Seibei is Arkham City as much of a Grate Murder Simulator as Asylum was? That's one of the best parts. Murdering grates.
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I'm not totally sure what you mean, so I'll answer a couple interpretations of that question. You don't rip off as many vent covers in this game in general. I also didn't do that many grate takedowns partly because it's not silent and mostly because there are sooo many ways to take people down now. I tend to knock people around with the shock gun if they're wearing armor. I know that there's such a thing as a Vent Takedown now where you just bust out through a vent cover though.awp wrote:
Oh Seibei is Arkham City as much of a Grate Murder Simulator as Asylum was? That's one of the best parts. Murdering grates.
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I started playing Odin Sphere today and wow, this game is pretty slick. Pretty damn fun, too. I'm surprised. I thought the whole planting during battle thing would be weird to do, but it's really not.
RIP. There are 2 PS3s in my house but I can't play with either of them.---------------
Now that is just mean.
It is.. :c
Odin Sphere is just incredible. The atmosphere and shit is just unreal, as gay as that sounds.Seibei4211 wrote:
I started playing Odin Sphere today and wow, this game is pretty slick. Pretty damn fun, too. I'm surprised. I thought the whole planting during battle thing would be weird to do, but it's really not.
The real problem with the game is you'll probably get burned out once you hit the 3rd character's storyline, because you end up fighting most of the same bosses and visiting most of the same areas, though in different orders. I'm telling you this ahead of time so it's not a surprise, and so that you power through it, because the 4th and 5th characters are fucking awesome to play as and the ending of the game is incredible as well. Take a break if you need to if the repetition hits, but just make sure you end up finishing it at some point.
Honestly it's not even that bad of a repetition, because each character plays quite differently.
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I'm gonna have to take a break once Zelda comes out anyway. I just hope I can figure this game out quick enough so I can actually make it to the 4th/5th characters. In the first and second chapter, I thought I was doing pretty good, but then once I got to that ice mountain shit, I was getting raped a lot and had to use a lot of healing items.
Odin's Sphere is hard as heck! Can't even get past Velvet with Gwendolyn on Normal.
Doesn't look like just hacking and slashing works either...
I stopped playing that game afterwards, too many game overs. D:
Crescent Pale Mist is pretty bad too imo. Or maybe I'm just that bad.
Either way it's still pretty bad. $6 bad.
Wishing my PS3 will get to my house sooner so I can start playing again. >_>
Finally some Arcana Heart 3 with decent internet!
Doesn't look like just hacking and slashing works either...
I stopped playing that game afterwards, too many game overs. D:
Crescent Pale Mist is pretty bad too imo. Or maybe I'm just that bad.
Either way it's still pretty bad. $6 bad.
Wishing my PS3 will get to my house sooner so I can start playing again. >_>
Finally some Arcana Heart 3 with decent internet!
protips with gwendolyn: dive stab all day.
Also, we should arcana heart 3 sometime mafiamaster, so you can body me in yet another fighting game.
Also, we should arcana heart 3 sometime mafiamaster, so you can body me in yet another fighting game.
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Well, I try to use Dive Stab for bosses, but I'm usually bad at aiming, even if the boss is the size of a house. She has so much horizontal thrust. It doesn't do enough damage for my liking anyway. This game wouldn't be so hard if I wasn't always fucking around with plants and seeds. When I actually use Psypher attacks and absorb the phozons instead of using them to grow plants, it's easier.
By the way, the graphics in this game are just so fucking awesome. I keep staring at the animations and stuff cause they're so well-done. It's so smooth and great. It's not even in HD and it still looks better than a lot of current-gen HD stuff.
Anyway, almost done with Gwen.
By the way, the graphics in this game are just so fucking awesome. I keep staring at the animations and stuff cause they're so well-done. It's so smooth and great. It's not even in HD and it still looks better than a lot of current-gen HD stuff.
Anyway, almost done with Gwen.
I'd probably enjoy the PS2 games a lot more if it didn't sign me out of PSN.
Oh yeah, definitely!Ivalset wrote:
so you can body me
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Good grief, Mercedes is really cheap. I hope she continues to be this easy to use. Although I really hate how long it takes her to open her inventory/eat food/pick up items. Cornelius was so fast with all of that. Also, I had such a hard time figuring out what the hell was up with her chest area. I didn't notice that she was wearing a shirt since it's so similar to her skin color. Anyway, can't fucking wait for Oswald.
Her low as shit HP was her main downside, honestly. Only reason why I struggled on Titania so much because 1 hit = half HP gone from some of the monsters.
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You know, Link, I didn't notice that about Mercedes until you mentioned it, but yeah, it's really low. Although it feels like enemies don't hit as hard anyway. And you don't get hit that often with her anyway.
But anyway, I finished her up and finally got to Oswald. He is hard to get used to. Like that is a severe jump to go from Mercedes to Oswald. He's the first character that doesn't have a decent defensive/evasive move. The first two can block and Mercedes can fly away and keep a distance. I'm guessing he'll have loads of HP though. I thought his shadow form would last a little bit longer than this though. But I dunno. With every single character, I go through the same cycle of thinking they're super bad at first, then getting used to their moves and getting really good with them. I can't wait to try Painkiller + Unlimited POW with shadow form.
But anyway, I finished her up and finally got to Oswald. He is hard to get used to. Like that is a severe jump to go from Mercedes to Oswald. He's the first character that doesn't have a decent defensive/evasive move. The first two can block and Mercedes can fly away and keep a distance. I'm guessing he'll have loads of HP though. I thought his shadow form would last a little bit longer than this though. But I dunno. With every single character, I go through the same cycle of thinking they're super bad at first, then getting used to their moves and getting really good with them. I can't wait to try Painkiller + Unlimited POW with shadow form.
Saint's Row The Third tonight. The midnight launch is literally across the street so if the line isn't too big (I will be able to see it from my patio) I guess I'm getting that tonight. It's kind of moot, having a midnight launch on a Tuesday. People have jobs.
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I would go to the Zelda midnight launch, except I wanted to do a bunch of other stuff when I went to pick it up. Zelda would be a good midnight launch to go to though cause it comes out on a Sunday.
Zelda midnight launch? Here's the plan:
1. Change phone's ringtone to "Hey! Listen!"
2. Follow hundreds of twitter addicts on twitter
3. Configure twitter to set an alert whenever new tweets are available
4. Crank phone volume
5. Wait in line
1. Change phone's ringtone to "Hey! Listen!"
2. Follow hundreds of twitter addicts on twitter
3. Configure twitter to set an alert whenever new tweets are available
4. Crank phone volume
5. Wait in line
ampzz
Worry no more!
My PlayStation 3 has awakened from what was an enternal resting state randomly yesterday.
Back to grinding Tekken 6 again to relearn all my old combos pre-Tekken Hybrid and Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
Saving up for a nice 40" to pair up with it so I will actually want to play it again.
Anyone have Saints Row The Third yet?
My order got buggered up so now I have no copy of the game and am currently trying to get my money back to buy it again.
My PlayStation 3 has awakened from what was an enternal resting state randomly yesterday.
Back to grinding Tekken 6 again to relearn all my old combos pre-Tekken Hybrid and Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
Saving up for a nice 40" to pair up with it so I will actually want to play it again.
Anyone have Saints Row The Third yet?
My order got buggered up so now I have no copy of the game and am currently trying to get my money back to buy it again.
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Hey, I'm playing Odin Sphere on the damn PS3. And we mentioned Zelda for, like, two posts.Nharox wrote:
PS3 thread - Talking about PS2 games and Zelda.
So I'm playing Star Ocean - The Last Hope. I find it fun
What other games have you found fun, so I know to avoid them at all costs?!
You're funny Ival.
Portal 2, Assassin's Creed, Disgaea 4, the list could go on.
Portal 2, Assassin's Creed, Disgaea 4, the list could go on.
I actually sort of meant RPGs in particular!
Though it's quite telling that you responded with non-rpgs when asked about games you found fun after stating that you found Star Ocean 4 to be fun!
Though it's quite telling that you responded with non-rpgs when asked about games you found fun after stating that you found Star Ocean 4 to be fun!
Disgaea is an SRPG. Whatchu talking about, fool.
That invalidates it, clearly.
SRPGs are different from RPGs.
SRPGs are different from RPGs.
Fine then.
Can we still be friends, even if we have different tastes in games?
Can we still be friends, even if we have different tastes in games?
Of course; our friendship was never in question.
You bet.ampzz wrote:
Anyone have Saints Row The Third yet?
Would you recommend it? Might get the PC version with my brother so we can play the campaign in co-op.
Saints Row 3 is a dumb-as-paste fun game. It's an excellent complement to GTA's realistic feel. imo Saints Row 2 was better than GTA 4 (as in, more fun to play) and Saints Row 3 is, whle very similar, more fun than Saints Row 2. I paid 65 bucks for it (which is quite a rarity) and don't regret it.
ampzz
Wall of text incoming.
The thing with GTA and Saints Row is this:
Moving on...
Going to pick up Dynasty Warriors 7, Saints Row 3 and Disgaea 4 (since my order got buggered up when I went for the pre-order route) as soon as possible.
Added bonus was finally booting up GT5 after so long and noticing all the fantastic downloadable content available for it like the Red Bull X2011 Prototype '11, man is that fun literally warping around the track with a stock top speed of 492km/h.
The thing with GTA and Saints Row is this:
- Create one of the first sandbox styled action games in the community.
- Created a game that was senselessly good fun to do stuff you would not attempt to do out of game
- Continue to release award winning and highly profitable titles one after the other: GTA III, Vice City and San Andreas.
- San Andreas introduced immense character customisation, vehicular modifications and variable body modelling (Carlos could get fat or extremely thin) for the genre.
- Saints Row comes along as one of the (then) "next-gen" sandbox titles which is also highly enjoyable which is what made GTA such a good franchise.
- GTA IV more or less just slaps all of its fanbase in the face by removing all the enjoyable elements (random sandbox fun, customisation, etc.) and replacing it with a focus on realism which lost about half the enjoyment of the title.
- Saints Row Two reinforced the mantra of what sold its original title by increasing customisation level on characters, vehicles and incredibly fun weapons.
- Saints Row The Third comes out and continues on with providing its customer base with a highly enjoyable title yet again.
Moving on...
Going to pick up Dynasty Warriors 7, Saints Row 3 and Disgaea 4 (since my order got buggered up when I went for the pre-order route) as soon as possible.
Added bonus was finally booting up GT5 after so long and noticing all the fantastic downloadable content available for it like the Red Bull X2011 Prototype '11, man is that fun literally warping around the track with a stock top speed of 492km/h.
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Finally beat Odin Sphere. Got the True ending and stuff. I really underestimated those bosses at the end. They are definitely a step up from any of the bosses in the normal game. Really cool game.
@ampzz: So basically GTA was really fun and good, then it got kinda crappy, then Saints Row came in to take the place of the old school GTA feel?
@ampzz: So basically GTA was really fun and good, then it got kinda crappy, then Saints Row came in to take the place of the old school GTA feel?
I guess? Saints Row games are closest to Vice City, I think. That's when the 3D GTAs were the wackiest. The best minigame in Saints Row is definitely insurance fraud. That shit's so fuckin' fun. Dive in front of vehicles and ragdoll through the city to rack up the insurance claims.Seibei4211 wrote:
@ampzz: So basically GTA was really fun and good, then it got kinda crappy, then Saints Row came in to take the place of the old school GTA feel?
But yeah, okay, after you complete something like, the fourth mission in the game, you become free to sky-dive off the top of a skyscraper and parachute onto an unsuspecting dood in a hotdog suit. If you liked any of the GTA games, you'll probably love Saints Row. It has more character customization than the Fallout games (specifically speaking, aesthetics)
Saints Row 3 has made high-speed vehicle jacking a treat. No more strolling up to the car door once the driver stops. Shit, you don't even need to use the car door to get into the vehicle. That's what boots and windshields are for
ampzz
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Man, I liked Just Cause 2 where you could just zip line onto a car to jack it. Unfortunately, you almost never want to because driving in that game was horrible. Is the driving decent in Saints Row? Cause that was one of the only reasons I liked GTA IV. Some people complained about the driving in that game, but I thought it was good (the driving, not the game).
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Alright, there has to be a way one of you jerks can get me Saints Row 2 through this. I know they just limited ps3 gamesharing to 2 activations, but that still leaves me with a copy! Someone throw me a bone.
Alright, there has to be a way one of you jerks can get me Saints Row 2 through this. I know they just limited ps3 gamesharing to 2 activations, but that still leaves me with a copy! Someone throw me a bone.
Saints Row 2 costs like 10-15 dollars, so it's a good way to whet your appetite if you're on the fence and don't want to fork over 50 bucks.
The driving mechanics in Saints Row is...simplified. In GTA4 cars didn't have godly traction and powersliding and control and all that, but they do in the Saints Row games. The car mechanics feel a lot more like the PS2 GTAs, in that you can basically just hold down the gas all the time, and powerslide recklessly around corners and all that. Helicopters are also really easy to fly.
The driving mechanics in Saints Row is...simplified. In GTA4 cars didn't have godly traction and powersliding and control and all that, but they do in the Saints Row games. The car mechanics feel a lot more like the PS2 GTAs, in that you can basically just hold down the gas all the time, and powerslide recklessly around corners and all that. Helicopters are also really easy to fly.
ampzz
My level is in the early 20s, and it looks like endgame you can start becoming invincible, at least to certain attacks. I really hope I can gain immunity to:
falling
vehicle hits
explosions
that would make for some even more fun dicking around
Skydiving without a parachute!
falling
vehicle hits
explosions
that would make for some even more fun dicking around
Skydiving without a parachute!
every last inch of me's covered in improvements
The Baconing's on sale for 7.50
yoink
yoink
ampzz
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Holy shit, guys. I think some of you may know that I fucking love the Legend of Zelda series. Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Minish Cap, Seasons, Ages, Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks. I may have even put that in order from most to least favorite on accident. Anyway, I just need to preface with that so it doesn't sound like I'm trolling when I say I fucking hate Skyward Sword with a pink and purple passion and I hope it burns in hell. I really almost beat it, too. I'm at the part where I need to talk to Levias or whatever, so I gave it a fair chance.
I finished the first two dungeons of Skyward Sword and apart from the awful writing I've been really enjoying it
I need to start it D:
I find what you say to be really funny Seibei, not because I disagree with it, but because it's against what I've heard about the game from other people. A lot of people have told me that it's the reason to buy a wii again if you sold yours. But regardless, I can definitely see where you're coming from.
I've only gotten to right before the second dungeon but I find it pretty good. One thing that I do like is that a lot of enemies will take some work to actually kill, because you have to line up you sword slices. However I would have to say that the motion controls can be a bit sketchy at times and swing the opposite way you intended, but otherwise to me it feels pretty good. Although, I may change my opinion in the future as I got farther in the game as when I played Twilight Princess, I got to a certain point and just lost the drive to play.
I've only gotten to right before the second dungeon but I find it pretty good. One thing that I do like is that a lot of enemies will take some work to actually kill, because you have to line up you sword slices. However I would have to say that the motion controls can be a bit sketchy at times and swing the opposite way you intended, but otherwise to me it feels pretty good. Although, I may change my opinion in the future as I got farther in the game as when I played Twilight Princess, I got to a certain point and just lost the drive to play.
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You guys have to get much further into the game before you can really see why I started hating the game though. The game is fine for the first 3 dungeons or so. But afterwards, they make you backtrack through the first three areas again, which feels like cheating. There's no snow, water, or shadow dungeon. The more you play the game, the more you realize that they care less about using different items to defeat enemies, and care more about their WiiMotion Plus gimmicks. They would be fine if they actually functioned properly more often. Not to mention the bosses don't really feel like Zelda bosses. You guys have got to get to the part where you can swim. I dare you to tell me that controlling Link as he swims is fun. The thing that set me over the edge with that game was when I tried to redo Rickety Coaster to get a Heart Piece, but I kept having to retry because the game couldn't tell if I was leaning left or right.
My two main gripes about the controls are
1, there's no sensitivity slider. I really like to exaggerate my movements when I play, and some games let you configure how much you have to move the controller for it to read the command. The nunchuck is particularly sensitive to that.
2, as mentioned earlier, the tracking IS a little wonky. The wii remote doesn't really handle being pointed away from the TV all that well. Link holds the sword the way you hold the wii remote, and I generally keep the sword behind me and pointed toward the ground when I'm running around but it often doesn't work that way in-game.
It's pretty good for what it is though, and at least decent enough that you can make masturbatory gestures with your sword in front of enemies when you're feeling cocky
1, there's no sensitivity slider. I really like to exaggerate my movements when I play, and some games let you configure how much you have to move the controller for it to read the command. The nunchuck is particularly sensitive to that.
2, as mentioned earlier, the tracking IS a little wonky. The wii remote doesn't really handle being pointed away from the TV all that well. Link holds the sword the way you hold the wii remote, and I generally keep the sword behind me and pointed toward the ground when I'm running around but it often doesn't work that way in-game.
It's pretty good for what it is though, and at least decent enough that you can make masturbatory gestures with your sword in front of enemies when you're feeling cocky
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Yeah, I wish I could amp the sensitivity up a bit for aiming/cursor-based stuff. The sword works well enough, but there have been a few instances where the sword, like, reset positions or something, so everything was off while I was trying to fight. The thing I hate most about the fighting though is when you've got to do that whole song and dance where you have to point your sword in one way, then quickly slice from the opposite direction. So if you start from the right and you need to go left-to-right, how do you quickly move your sword back to the left so you can do that without just swiping your sword to the left and fucking everything up?
I should say that I do enjoy the dungeons themselves though. And upgrading items is cool, but I think it's lame that bags/quivers/satchels take up an adventure slot. Actually, the entire adventure slot system sucks. The item wheel is ok, but it'd be nice if it paused when it was open.
I should say that I do enjoy the dungeons themselves though. And upgrading items is cool, but I think it's lame that bags/quivers/satchels take up an adventure slot. Actually, the entire adventure slot system sucks. The item wheel is ok, but it'd be nice if it paused when it was open.
Oh god I'm at Valhalla in The Baconing
it's so racist and so damn hilarious
it's so racist and so damn hilarious
OH GOD IT'S BILL COSBY THE SPIDER
I played the Baconing on my PC with my cousin two dualshock 3s connected via bluetooth emulating 360 controllers. Pretty good game. You're near the end, awp.
yeah I cleared the game twice (second time I was trying to shortcut the Insane trophy)
good ending, arguably better was my second time hitting the credits screen
"How many people work at Hothead games?
...About half of them!"
good ending, arguably better was my second time hitting the credits screen
"How many people work at Hothead games?
...About half of them!"
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Oh shit, it looks like I'll be getting Saints Row 3 soon. I wasn't thinking about getting it at first, but I saw 40 uninterrupted minutes of gameplay and it looks more fun than I thought. The fact that Saints Row 2 still comes with that makes it even better.
SR3 is dangerously addicting
I only play it when I have like a four hour window where I'm not required to do shit
I only play it when I have like a four hour window where I'm not required to do shit
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Ok, I bought a mess of games just now. Saints Row 3, Rage, Deus Ex, and Tales of Vesperia. Things are gonna get busy.
I'm about to join the club guys.
Gonna start with Eternal Sonata...once I see my PS3.
Gonna start with Eternal Sonata...once I see my PS3.
You should start with Resonance of Fate instead.
For no reason other than it owns.
For no reason other than it owns.
I would...
...but I think my brother would cry.
...but I think my brother would cry.
W...what?
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Ivalset speaks the truth. I'm thinking about going through that game again and re-earning the Plat.
I still need to finish my run on Advanced.
I will eventually unlock the 10th difficulty, before I die.
I will eventually unlock the 10th difficulty, before I die.
wtfIvalset wrote:
10th difficulty
SNES games used to have like 13, 17 difficultiesPokebis wrote:
wtfIvalset wrote:
10th difficulty
Well, it seems that I started off with Resonance of Fate because we don't have a second PS3 controller.
Derp.
It's very nice though, I enjoyed it once I knew what the Tri-Action actually does.
Derp.
It's very nice though, I enjoyed it once I knew what the Tri-Action actually does.
The game's tutorial is a little...obtuse. I'm pretty sure me or selphie can explain the finer intricacies if necessary, though.
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That game seems so complicated at first, but then after you figure out the battle system, it feels really simple. And yet it's just so damn fun to play.
Also, Saints Row, motherfuckers. You'll never guess what my favorite color is.
Also, Saints Row, motherfuckers. You'll never guess what my favorite color is.
Red?
I thought it was blue, man.
Just look at the pants.
Just look at the pants.
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Jesus Christ, guys. It's yellow.
Yellow is my favorite color too!
And Ivalset's
And Ivalset's