I don't hate the game I just haven't experienced something like this before, an RPG with a time limit on something like leveling up. Yeah I know it has nothing to do with levels but most of my health upgrades I get are via the streams. Zelda has time limits too but you can upgrade your health without worrying too much about time limits. I haven't dug into the game much. is there a way I can upgrade my health without relying on stream-clearing much? If only there was another way I'd definitely give it a chance. And no it's not like dying in combat, trust me.
In order to avoid "falling victim" of any given product you should always inform yourself better before purchasing it, otherwise it's very much your own fault.Panzer_Zwei
I stopped reading after this. I actually kinda lol'd. First of all, you should really stop taking forums seriously. Second, take that "falling victim" advice and try telling it to a 13-year-old who just realized a console he loved was dying with no access to new games and he had to beg his parents to get a new console. I dunno what you went through but it was a pretty upsetting experience for me and I'm not rich (especially back then) with parents who find consoles to be a waste of resources. In other words, your advice sounds pretty inconsiderate. Also, I dunno if you read the OP, but I did state that the console was a gift from my uncle. I can't help but think your whole post was due to my bashing of Sega.
This is why I tend to shy away from the "genesis vs snes" debates, people start letting their experience with the certain console get the best of them. No matter how much time you spend debating and even proving that one console was superior to the other there'll always be that one guy who'll disagree with you and you'll turn the thread from a simple trip down memory lane into a heated/useless fanboy debate (anyone who takes the time to prove something that's already been proven time and time again for the past 15 years is a fanboy IMHO). Nostalgia wins, that's all. I'm all for a lock on this thread. 20 years from now people will debate whether the PS3 or 360 was better while technical comparisons will have been done to death. Those who played either the 360 or PS3 the most will say that console was better and those who owned both will say it's a tie or prefer a console over the other due to certain games.
a friend of mine finds falling asleep in an environment with lights on and noise (TV and PC monitor on) alot easier than with total darkness with silence. I asked him about it once and he assured me it's not a fear or anything like that it's just that he enjoys that kinda atmosphere around him while going to sleep. Maybe your sister is the same way.
What usually happens to a troll is that after a fad they are a center fades so does the troll itself. Honorable quotes: "PS-Triple", "hah hah!" *explaining Link's sword-swinging grunts*.
Same! I beat it in two sittings. And even in that short amount of time I thought it became a chore to finish. I haven't bought a Wii game since. I've been trying to get better about waiting for price drops, reviews to come out, etc.Zombie_Eric
Thing is, I never wanted it but the clerk at the store I usually buy games from kept pestering me about it for a couple of months everytime I bought a different game. Like "Yeah we have *name of game*, that's all? How about Madworld it got an 8 or so on Gamespot" That's what he said I swear. I got so annoyed once and told him "Please stop pestering me about it LOL! It's that good? I got some extra cash I dunno what to spend on but I hate Arcade-ish console games, too short and simple". He replied (while literally shoving the game in my hand) "Believe me you'll love it". He's a friend whom I trust his opinions so I caved in. Never again!
Glad to see I'm not the only one who loved this game. The hate it gets is completely undeserved.
The reason it's hated is because it's not a true Starfox game. It was developed as an unrelated adventure game with Krystal as the protagonist but got the Starfox label slapped in far into development. I have yet to play it but judging from gameplay clips I've seen as a stand-alone game it is great.
I'm Muslim and in the Islamic faith it's encouraged to wish those of different faiths happy holidays (Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah... etc). I've been wishing my Christian friends a Merry Christmas all week. Celebrating is a different issue.
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