For me their best games are Battletoads in Battlemaniacs, Donkey Kong Country, Goldeneye 007, Diddy Kong Racing and Conker's Bad Fur Day. Also Battletoads (the arcade game) was great, unfortunately it's been years since I last played it. Would be nice if Rare decided to release any of these games for Xbox Live Arcade.
70% avoids me, 20% prefers me. Or something like that, the point is like I'm not very popular ^^
It's strange though, the only games I play online are DOA4 and SSF2, I never quit early and most of times I don't even use a mic (only when I'm playing with friends) and most of the complains about me are because they say I'm being unsporting, aggressive or quiting early. Since I saw those stats i just quit caring about my rep.
I was thinking on getting one or two, but they're a bit pricey. Suppose I'll play SFIV with the Arcade Stick I already have, it works just great and was not as expensive as the new Mad Catz ones.
I saw the video some time ago and didn't like it. I prefer to play Ninja Gaiden or Ninja Gaiden II, to be honest. For me Ninja Blade is just a copycat.
I played the Otogi games for the original Xbox and they were a lot better than NB, I guess those games were also developed by the same studio that's making Ninja Blade. In any case, if I need a new game of this genre I think Bayonetta will be much more fun.
I'm still waiting for Sega to put Gunstar Heroes or Space Harrier in one of their Classic Collections... Well, at least this one has Alien Storm and Dynamite Heady.
Oh, please. Ninja Gaiden II is not cheap, it's just thrilling and challenging. Genshin is not hard at all, Elizebet IS hard to kill, Dagra Dai was a tricky one alright, but the two remaining bosses are relatively easy. The only thing you need is to memorize their attack patterns and the way to react to each attack. Besides, when you choose to buy a Ninja Gaiden (or any Team Ninja game), you know it´ll be a hard and challenging game, not a cakewalk. And that is why their games are interesting. Even the old Ninja Gaiden games were difficult.
My favorite is Dead or Alive 4, and I guess that won't change until DOA5 (if Team Ninja ever decides to produce it, that is). I used to like Soul Calibur too, but ever since SCIII it's just not fun for me anymore. Suul Calibur IV's online mode was horrible. I tried VF5, but as all the VF games before I just didn't like any of the characters, and the online features were ridiculously limited. It's hard to believe how 5 years after DOA4 no other fighting game has been able to create a good online experience. I haven't played Mortal Kombat vs. DC, is it any fun?
Personally have a lot of expectations for Street Fighter IV, but time will tell.
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