Resident Evil 5 and Super Street Fighter IV. I picked them up recently. I had worked my way halfway through RE5 a long time ago when I rented it, so I picked i up again. I like playing it co-op the best.
what was the last game you bought?
Spirit Tracks. I bought it about six weeks ago. Still haven't finished it. I got past the Sand Temple, and just haven't gotten around to doing the next leg of the Spirit Tower yet.
I bought Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days few weeks back. It’s an amazing game. The good news is, its better than the previous installment 😃
Yester I bought Street fighter 4, but I didn�t started yet. I will hope to start on tonight.
I bought Final Fantasy IV for DS last night. Came across it in a computer store that I'm guessing most don't buy their games from which would explain why such an old and likely out of print DS game would be there. I recently decided to give FF4DS another shot after initially writing it off for various reasons like the graphics were not what I wanted and they have beautiful FMV that just made me want a PSP pr PS3 version of FF4. But after giving it a chance I'd say the graphics are just fine and the game overall should be fun to play through.
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands for the PS3. Well, I'd already got a PS3 code for Prince of Persia Classic, and I thought "Why not get the PS3 game to go with it?" Also recently picked up PoP'08 and the PS3 Ratchet and Clanks, as well as Tales of Monkey Island on Steam (despite owning the collectors edition on DVD!) because it was so cheap. Stupid Steam sales...
And yeah, FF4DS is pretty good. I rented it a while back, so I got as far as getting the herb to cure your girlfriend before I returned it. Picked it up later for about �10. Worth it.
Incidentally, my last post here I mentioned getting Mario Kart DS... never did. I'd eBay'd it, but it never arrived, so I had to get a refund. First time that's ever happened. Still, when the seller doesn't respond to your "Where's my game" messages, there's little else you can do, really.
Hey Darth, how is Forgotten Sands on PS3? I'm heard various opinions over which version of TFS is better, Wii or PS3/360. I'm curious what you think having written a big guide for the Wii version.
I just got Dragon Age: Origins for PS3. It's awesome.
That's the only new game I've gotten really into in a long time.
Dragon Age Origins was a helluva lot of fun. I started the expansion, but never finished that one. I wasn't as hooked with it's story as I was with the original.
I haven't had any money for games lately, so I've been finding anything free worth playing.
In the last few weeks I played through Cave Story again (getting the best ending is VERY hard) and I played a game call Battleships Forever which was pretty fun.
vegeta1215 wrote:Hey Darth, how is Forgotten Sands on PS3? I'm heard various opinions over which version of TFS is better, Wii or PS3/360. I'm curious what you think having written a big guide for the Wii version.
Can't believe I missed this! But both games have their positives. The Wii version feels more like the 2008 Prince of Persia than any of the Sands of Time series. There's the one-button jumping, the lway the game heads back on itself at times, the dialogue between the Prince and his genie, the lackluster combat... I could go on. The story's actualy pretty good, and that's generally why I've played through it a half-dozen times (well, that and the guide). It's not a bad game, it just has a hard time feeling like a Prince of Persia game at times.
The PC/S3/60 version feels much more like the rest of the Sands of Time series, having virtually identical controls, though there are several points of note. The music is good as always, the graphics are impressive (except for the Prince himself, who now looks like a football hooligan), the level design is pretty good (if a little illogical when thought about in real-world terms) and the voicework is generally acceptable.* The story, on the other hand, is complete balls, and there's little to no replayability factor, so now I've got the Platinum trophy I doubt I'll ever play it again.
In short - they're both above average games, but neither is better then the other. And they're both worse then the other games in the Sands of Time series.
Anyway. Latest game I bought was Wolfenstein 2009, which cost me a grand total of 99p. Brand new. Not sure why it was reduced from �10, but I'm sure I'll find out when I start playing it.
[Size="1"]* Taken from my review, viewable at my site sithlordrising.blogspot.com[/Size]
Darth Marsden wrote:Can't believe I missed this! But both games have their positives. The Wii version feels more like the 2008 Prince of Persia than any of the Sands of Time series. There's the one-button jumping, the lway the game heads back on itself at times, the dialogue between the Prince and his genie, the lackluster combat... I could go on. The story's actualy pretty good, and that's generally why I've played through it a half-dozen times (well, that and the guide). It's not a bad game, it just has a hard time feeling like a Prince of Persia game at times.
Really? Wow. I thought The Forgotten Sands on the Wii felt very much like the Sands of Time trilogy. The fighting, the atmosphere, the banter between the genie and The Prince, the creation powers, it all felt good. And even though there wasn't much of a story, the way he got his powers and how he got revived (in lieu of rewind powers) made sense. It probably didn't hurt that I played the game with the SoT skin on the Prince most of the time 😊
I haven't played the PS3/360 one, but I heard a little about the story, and The Prince getting back his rewind sands powers breaks continuity with the other games to me. Also, I've seen videos of the game where you're fighting hordes of enemies, and that just looks out of place. Maybe I'll try it someday, but I was very pleased with the Wii version.
btw, back on topic. I'm almost finished Muramasa: The Demon Blade. I just forged the Oboro Muramasa and am about to get the 3rd endings, but want to get all the accessories and beat the enemy lair challenges first. I also just got Kirby's Epic Yarn, and it is pretty neat so far. It is easy, but it is very relaxing and fun to watch cause of all the yarn effects.
vegeta1215 wrote:Really? Wow. I thought The Forgotten Sands on the Wii felt very much like the Sands of Time trilogy. The fighting, the atmosphere, the banter between the genie and The Prince, the creation powers, it all felt good. And even though there wasn't much of a story, the way he got his powers and how he got revived (in lieu of rewind powers) made sense. It probably didn't hurt that I played the game with the SoT skin on the Prince most of the time 😊Ah, see, that's where we differ. I play with the Two Thrones skin (y'know, the one that actually lets the Prince move his mouth when he talks). But hey, you're entitled to your opinion, just as I'm entitled to mine. Do give the PS/360 version a go if you get the chance, though I'd suggest a rental rather than a purchase. It's rather short. 😞
Alien vs Predator, via the Steam sale, for �3.75. I look forward to being concussed by falling luggage.
Uno on the Ps3 for, wait for it, 79p.
I know a bargain when I see one!
Super Mario Galaxy 2. Having the most fun I've had in a long time.
Yeah, Galaxy 2 is quite a blast.
I just picked up Donkey Kong Country Returns on Friday. I haven't had a chance to play it yet as I've been busy this weekend, but will probably get to it sometime next week.
Cloral wrote:Yeah, Galaxy 2 is quite a blast.I just picked up Donkey Kong Country Returns on Friday. I haven't had a chance to play it yet as I've been busy this weekend, but will probably get to it sometime next week.
I got DKC:R for Christmas. Man, what a great game. It will definitely challenge you. I beat the game the other day, and am now going back to collect all the KONG letters and puzzles pieces. It feels different than the original in ways, but I think all the changes were good choices, as things can't be exactly like they were over a decade ago. Some people ask how it compares to NSMB Wii - in my opinion there is no comparison. NSMB Wii was a good game, but this is even better, and not a game for kids or the family.
Yeah, I think Retro have proved once again that they simply make good games. I'm two worlds in now, and I have to agree with you that the levels thus far are better than Rare's effort. The gameplay is straightforward but engaging and fun, and the graphics are really nice for a Wii title.
Let's see if I can remember... I think it was A Bug's Life, Peter Pan: Adventure in Neverland and TV Show King on the PS3. Names might be a bit off, but you get the idea. Cost about �3 for the lot, since they were on sale.
Cloral wrote:Yeah, I think Retro have proved once again that they simply make good games. I'm two worlds in now, and I have to agree with you that the levels thus far are better than Rare's effort. The gameplay is straightforward but engaging and fun, and the graphics are really nice for a Wii title.
Retro definitely makes good games.
I wouldn't say the level design is strictly better, but it's very different. A lot of it has to do with the changes in gameplay. Donkey Kong feels the same to me in everything except his roll, which now gives you more momentum to make some long jumps. And since Diddy acts more like a hover power-up than a 2nd playable characters (who originally felt different than DK), you have to structure the levels around those mechanics. Not too mention the camera is pulled back a bit, so the tightness of the levels in the originals wouldn't work in this one. That aside there are so many cool platforming ideas in the levels to come. OH! And wait until you play the K levels... I just beat 6-K last night, after dying like 20 times. All I can say is, "death to electrified humming birds!" 😉
Hydrophobia, which has some of the most horrific voice acting I've ever heard in a video game.
The last game that I have bought, well I don't have a last "game" but I do have "games."
Gamestop was doing a buy two get one free sale on used games. The used games that I bought were;
Resonance of Fate
Eternal Sonata
and Crackdown 2