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Rud31
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 9:28 pm        Reply with quote

Finished DWVII. It only took me two years. Game clocked at 100 hours when I fought God. He whooped me in the "I'm going to have to level so much for this, Fuck that" way. I worded that poorly, but I think the idea is there.

I might start Vagrant Story in a few minutes?
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:28 pm        Reply with quote

Rud13 wrote:
Finished DWVII. It only took me two years. Game clocked at 100 hours when I fought God. He whooped me in the "I'm going to have to level so much for this, Fuck that" way. I worded that poorly, but I think the idea is there.

I might start Vagrant Story in a few minutes?


Talk about coincidence. I've finished Vagrant Story a while ago, and I'm just starting DW7 (in the intro as of yet, before the first fight). Heck, if I keep it up, I might even finish FF12 before 2010...
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:57 pm        Reply with quote

I just started DQVII! On my PSP! I think it's a pretty bad idea, but hell, if I'm going to play it, I'm going to play it on a portable, and that's that.

So far, it's logic is ridiculous.
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 11:20 pm        Reply with quote

mechanori wrote:
I just started DQVII! On my PSP! I think it's a pretty bad idea


More like brilliant idea. This is probably the best way anyone will have to gather the will to defeat this title. On the bus, on the crapper, at the movies, at the emergency room, anytime is the best time for Dragon Quest VII!

I will do this (more like try and fail later than usual), once I am able to find an adequate memory stick for the unit. I want to finally beat this game in the next 5 years.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:38 am        Reply with quote

Pijaibros wrote:
I will do this (more like try and fail later than usual), once I am able to find an adequate memory stick for the unit. I want to finally beat this game in the next 5 years.


I got mine through pricegrabber. The prices are literally diminishing by the week. I bought this exact card for $33 last week; it's now down to $28.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 2:37 am        Reply with quote

Games I played today:

-Gain Ground
-Castlevania Bloodlines
-Dracula X: Chi no Rondo
-Shadow of the Beast (a.k.a Scientology: The Videogame)
-Ristar
-Ranger X
-Typing of Ys
-Jets N' Guns
-Hardcore Gaming 101

Games I did not play today:

-La Mulana
-Samidare
-Home Improvement
-Chanteilese
-Okami
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 3:41 am        Reply with quote

I'm thinking about giving Fire Emblem:Subtitle involving Radiance a go finally.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:34 am        Reply with quote

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Asking for charge partitioning help ITT


Hold the down/back between all the other inputs...its not hard, you just need quick hands



Played Lost Planet today as my free copy finaly arived from joystiq.

It was really pretty cool but I wish the environments were more varied.
The highlights of the game are easily the huge bosses!
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Brock



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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 2:27 pm        Reply with quote

I beat the last case in Phoenix Wright 2 this morning.

I don't think I'll ever touch that shit again.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:49 pm        Reply with quote

Final Fantasy V Advance is so much better than the version that's on FF Anthologies, especially in terms of the localisation.

Thank god Faris isn't saying "D'YAR!" everytime her text box comes up.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 5:17 pm        Reply with quote

mechanori wrote:
Pijaibros wrote:
I will do this (more like try and fail later than usual), once I am able to find an adequate memory stick for the unit. I want to finally beat this game in the next 5 years.


I got mine through pricegrabber. The prices are literally diminishing by the week. I bought this exact card for $33 last week; it's now down to $28.


I shall do this in 2 weeks (hopefully). I've been very curious about how PS1 games look on the PSP also if I can rip my own things on to PSP I would be very happy. Though if I can get the software to do this running it would be a miracle. I suck at software.

I just paid a bunch of bills and saw a store that had 2 Guncons, Time Crisis, and Point Blank (all PS1) on sale for $50 and had to splurge on that. I've been having the itch to shoot things lately.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 10:02 pm        Reply with quote

Blocksum.
I played until my fingers would not move anymore. I crave more.
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:18 am        Reply with quote

Today, I sold (or at very least, put up on half.com) Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams and Steambot Chronicles... without beating either of them.


This is a sad first for me, as I remember a time in my life when I would unlock everything humanly possible in a game, regardless of its quality. Granted, my purchases were proportional to my income, so I could afford to be a discerning spender, but I suddenly feel... old.

Steambot Chronicles is everything I could ask for in a game of its type, but gyaaaaaaaaeaugh, those are some horrible load times, which sort of ruin the desire to do anything in the game. I appreciate how ambitious and robust it all is, but it never really gives you any compelling reason to complete it. In Skies of Arcadia (similar, at least in tone), the characters and story were at least developed enough to at least pretend that you were making someone happy by doing your deeds. In Steambot Chronicles, I'm appreciative of the mere fact that I CAN deliver carpet for a realtively stiff NPC, but it ends up feeling far too mechanical.

It just all feels so lifeless. Maybe its the localizaiton, really.


As far as Dawn of Dreams go, yeeeeeeeeuagh. One day, someone will look back on Capcom-made games of the PS2, and see a nice heap that contain some sort of brawling aspect, some sort of arbitrary puzzle feature, really great presentation but ultimately a pretty shallow feeling game. In an alternate universe without Godhand and Resident Evil 4, it would have been a fairly entertaining game. Not so anymore :(
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:39 am        Reply with quote

From what I've heard from people who played the Japanese release of Dawn of Dreams (which included an English voice/text option!) and the US version, Capcom USA apparently decided the best way to increase the difficulty of the US version was to drastically increase the number of hits each enemy took to kill rather than change their patterns or make them more aggressive or whatever. It just takes longer to kill each one. I can't imagine that helping the feel of the game at all.
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Rud31
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 5:34 am        Reply with quote

Went against Vagrant Story after talking with a couple of people and they said I had better like crates and numbers (but not both at the same time.) So I went ahead and got into Dragon Quarter.

When does this game become mind-blowingly awesome?
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 5:41 am        Reply with quote

Rud13 wrote:

When does this game become mind-blowingly awesome?

I would say never, but it's quite good nearly all the way through.
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:17 am        Reply with quote

Brock wrote:
I beat the last case in Phoenix Wright 2 this morning.

I don't think I'll ever touch that shit again.


I'm in the middle of the last case and it just occurred to me that it is very very frustrating and really not entertaining anymore! But I've come this far, I may as well slog through. With a walkthrough. There are a lot of arbitrary puzzle solutions in this game! (Supposedly Gyakuten Saiban 3 is actually good again. But Capcom says they won't let us have 3 unless we all buy 2. Maybe that is why this last case has a strong pro-extortion message?)
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:07 pm        Reply with quote

I don't like how Final Fantasy V forces you to leave your cute and cuddly animal transportation friends behind.

What the hell has happened to Boko?!
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 6:11 pm        Reply with quote

He turns up later on...better off than when you left him, too!
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kthorjensen
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:14 pm        Reply with quote

Picked up Pokemon Mystery Dungeon. My team is the Rescuties! I love how polished everything with the Pokemon name on it is.
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 9:04 pm        Reply with quote

q 3 wrote:
Brock wrote:
I beat the last case in Phoenix Wright 2 this morning.

I don't think I'll ever touch that shit again.


I'm in the middle of the last case and it just occurred to me that it is very very frustrating and really not entertaining anymore! But I've come this far, I may as well slog through. With a walkthrough. There are a lot of arbitrary puzzle solutions in this game! (Supposedly Gyakuten Saiban 3 is actually good again. But Capcom says they won't let us have 3 unless we all buy 2. Maybe that is why this last case has a strong pro-extortion message?)


completed it today with the exact same thoughts.
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 11:46 pm        Reply with quote

It's a bit depressing that everyone seems to hate Pheonix Wright 2. Granted, I've only beat the first 3 cases so far, but I've really enjoyed them so far.

I kind of look at Pheonix Wright the same way that I look at the Simpsons; Primarily that while both may have declined over time, a bad Phenix Wright is still better than 80% of the drek out there. So bfd.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:35 am        Reply with quote

I rather liked Phoenix Wright 2 as well.

Perhaps, like Katamari, people only liked the original for it's novelty?
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:52 am        Reply with quote

i'll be the first to admit i have an overdeveloped sense of novelty, but damned if the first phoenix wright (and katamari for that matter) wasn't far better than its sequel.

actually - anybody want my JPN copy of justice for all? we'll say $20 shipped; full english script and all of that, as you all know by now.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 3:16 am        Reply with quote

Started FFVIadvance. Trying to decide between playing that and the RPGOne re-translation of FF6.

Also plugged away at Lemmings and Lumines on the PSP. Lemmings is really good! That was my first PC game (came bundled with my soundblaster), so I'm fairly protective of it due to sentimental memories. This is a faithful recreation and expansion of the title, and I don't miss the mouse at all, really. Lumines I like, yet I have nothing new to say on that title.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 4:41 am        Reply with quote

dongle wrote:
Started FFVIadvance. Trying to decide between playing that and the RPGOne re-translation of FF6.


isn't that rpgone translation that horrendously stilted super-literal one? that translates "war of the magi" (obviously woolsey creativity at its finest) as "great demon war" ?

thing's awful.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 4:54 am        Reply with quote

haze wrote:
I rather liked Phoenix Wright 2 as well.

Perhaps, like Katamari, people only liked the original for it's novelty?


I think in both cases the sequels tried to bite off a bit more than they could chew. Even then, We Love Katamari was at least enjoyable.

I guess the Phoenix Wright formula really doesn't work that well in terms of sequels. You know the murderer is going to be one of the witnesses (at least, most of the time), and you can usually spot the decisive evidence pretty early on. The game just becomes, "Let's see what totally random statement pairs up with some totally random piece of evidence and moves this thing along." Which, really, I didn't feel was going on with the original. At least the solutions in that one made sense, and didn't require scouring a FAQ to find out what evidence/statement pair would throw off gamers for half an hour at a time.

Plus the whole Pearl/Mia thing is ungodly creepy.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 5:34 am        Reply with quote

Ethoscapade wrote:
dongle wrote:
Started FFVIadvance. Trying to decide between playing that and the RPGOne re-translation of FF6.


isn't that rpgone translation that horrendously stilted super-literal one? that translates "war of the magi" (obviously woolsey creativity at its finest) as "great demon war" ?

thing's awful.


Yes, I dislike the RPGOne translation.

"Wedge
'We're safe from her, though. The circlet on her head holds her in check and forces her to do what we tell her to. She won't interfere with our fulfilling of our orders.'"

Right now I'm thinking that I can put up with the washed-out graphics and degraded sound of the advance version so I can experience the best available script.

Next question: Valkyrie Profile PSX or Valkyrie Profile PSP? I've heard conflicting reports about script fixes in the PSP version.

I'm playing so many RPGs 'cause I have bus-rides and airplane trips to fill up.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 5:36 am        Reply with quote

I do not recall any script changes in the half of VP PSP I played. On the other hand, it does have some very irritating slowdown for no good reason. However, it is also $40, and the PSX version still goes for high amounts last I checked, so if ownership is desired, PSP is the better choice.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:05 am        Reply with quote

I'm the sort of person who would not feel bad playing downloaded PSX ISOs if I owned the PSP disc.

Also started Hotel Dusk.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:24 am        Reply with quote

I can't tell if Guilty Gear Isuka is the most or least sophisticated 2D fighting game I've ever played.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:29 am        Reply with quote

dongle wrote:

Next question: Valkyrie Profile PSX or Valkyrie Profile PSP? I've heard conflicting reports about script fixes in the PSP version.


The PSP one was AWFUL load times which kill the pacing of an already slow-paced game (especially as a portable), and the PSX one has some dubious emulation issues that may or may not have been cleared up.



And whoah, there is a lot of hate for Phoenix Wright 2 going around. While I agree that its not as strong of an outing (lesser localization, no fifth case, Von Karma not as compelling as former prosecutors, overall diminishing returns) I still enjoyed it mightily. It has been quite some time since I played the first one though, and I imagine if I had played them back to back or just wasn't in the right mood it would really turn into a slog.

Still! The fourth case is easily my favorite in the series. It addreses some questions I had in the back of my mind from case one of the first game, has some really developed character work all around, and really immerses you into the Phoenix Wright "universe" that is so wonderful yet bittersweet because there's only one more game with the characters, that may or may not even be translated (I'm still kind of bummed out that the fan-translation of it never got past the first case). PLUS, the optional "bad ending" is wonderfully depressing, as well it should be.



Meanwhile, I played Yakuza today. Explored a lively part of Japan. was swindled out of axtraordinary amount of money by a hostess, saw men materialized Shenmue-style as I heard a disc spin. Then I had random battles, gained experience, and then went through a "dungeon" at a funeral home. If it keeps up the pace, then I'll be sad that I'm going to miss out on some translated Kansai action.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:54 am        Reply with quote

D: Rally X Arrangement.

I am trying to get the high score on the machine at the mall! I only got second top score today (AGAIN). I suppose I need to practice! I got to round 14.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:55 pm        Reply with quote

Wilkes wrote:
I can't tell if Guilty Gear Isuka is the most or least sophisticated 2D fighting game I've ever played.


Why does it have to be either?
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 3:25 pm        Reply with quote

I have been playing WoW and Pheonix Wright: Ace Attourney. The last case is neat and really hard.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 5:29 pm        Reply with quote

I finished Kirby's Tilt and Tumble the other day, though the game has me down at 34%. It was fun, controls well, looks nice probably about as good as Kirby's Dream Course, good, simple games.

Next on the gbc will probably be Mario Land 2.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 8:45 pm        Reply with quote

Castlevania: PoR

the gameplay is really good, and the graphics are pretty nice too.

Too bad the flow of the game is so terrible. The level designs dont have really any thought put into them ether. I swear they must have spent a ton of time making all the background tiles, updating sprites and such, but then just fed it all into a random level generator.



Played PowerStone today too. I really love the big colorful arcadey graphics of the Dreamcast/Naomi era.

The normal mapped reality emulating epics of today get kinda heavy at times.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 10:32 pm        Reply with quote

option wrote:
updating sprites


lol.

Played R-Type Delta today. Wonderful game.
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:17 am        Reply with quote

Giga Wing Generations. I think I might try to 1CC it, only 6 stages and I can already get part way into Stage 4 on one life. I don't think I've ever 1CC'd anything, maybe Sol-Feace back in the Sega CD days. Anyway, GGG - it's ugly as sin. It's the worst in the series. But it's still got that perfect Takumi timing of waiting for juuuuuust another split second until your reflect recharges, allowing you to go hurtling into a ton of plasma bullets and feeling all safe and hi-scoring. I really think the Takumi games made me man the fuck up and not get too nervous when a bajillion bullets are on screen. You have that little security blanket of knowing that soon you'll be able to reflect again, and everything will be all right.

Also been playing Last Resort on Neo (preparing for Last Hope on DC), and Root Beer Tapper on 360. Yes, this is what I use my $400 machine for. I'm starting to kick some ass on Root Beer Tapper. And I know it's not REALLY "root" beer. It's crazy that one of the achievements requires 50 online vs. wins. I'm 2 and 0 right now.
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Oh shit I forgot. I downloaded Jet Moto from the PS3 store thingy. I never played this game back in the 90s. It's actually quite good! I like the surf music influenced soundtrack a lot. It's also hard. Racing games have become much easier these days, I think.

This is one of those games I never would have played if not for modern microtransaction emulated stuff. And I'm actually quite glad I did.
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 9:02 am        Reply with quote

played Super Ghouls & Ghosts for some reason today, for the first time I actually got past the ghost ship to the very awesome raft level. Can't beat it yet, but the special effects kind of make up for all the malicious gameplay. this is good quality SNES stuff, nothing else I've seen really pulled off this effect of "feeling seasick"

I have new respect for this game! just enough to make me not mind dying every 20 seconds.
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