Lost Odyssey without any doubt. I did not like anything about Last Remnant, maybe the music is the only one I would recomend. Oblivion is nice and very, veryy big, but I'm not much into the fantasy setting tyoe it uses.
Yep, it happens to me all the time. Some games run without much noise, but some other discs (Ninja Gaiden II and Lost Odyssey) make the console sound as loud as a car or something. This is my second Xbox, and the first one also sounded like that with some discs, so I suppose it's a normal thing... that doesn't make the noise any less annoying, though.
I rented it before buying. The daylight levels are Sonic alright, fast and fun as the old-fashioned games. But the adventure and Werehog levels are terribly boring and long, and even worse, much more frequent than the daylight stages. I love Sonic, but in this game not so much. Yeah, it's better than the last one, but Sega should have usd only the daylight formula for all the game.
Just hope they're aware of this tiny little mistake they lovingly call "Werehog" and don't try to mess with anything funny for their next game. In the meantime I'll keep playing Sonic on the DS, GBA and Genesis.
Well, not the worst, but the hardest I've seen are those from Ninja Gaiden II (beating the game in Mentor and Master Ninja Difficulties). Also Ikaruga is hard, almost requires perfection to get A grades on all stages. And DOA4 SS grade achievement is also difficult, I think I've played like 2500 matches and I'm still stuck at S.
I think the worst achievements are those that give you a lot of points just for progressing in the game. Achievements are supposed to be like prizes for completing some hard tasks in the game, not just playing it.
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