Honestly the advent children movie would ony be good if you played the original game and I don't think that is what make a good movie.

shadowchronicle

[QUOTE="DiceofSpades"]have the quality of an award winning film?Goyoshi12

Stretching that a little bit.

How about just a videogame based movie that didn't make you want to kill the director for spewing the abomination onto the silver screen? As for my most decent videogame based movie....I don't have one. I avoid those things like the plague.

The Dreamcast version is better than the ps2 version for the superior output image, alone(IMO).Heirren

So what are the differences between the DC & PS2? I see some people say either or is the "best version". I know the DC runs at 60fps and ps2 slows down sometimes so with that said, what does the PS2 version have that makes it better than the DC? Or is the DC the best version?Chris_Yaskoski

What are you talking about it has plenty of substance, it's an epilogue to FFVII that shows you what happens afterward. Fragments of Sephinroth work together to try and resurrect their "mother". The story make plenty of sense and the action is top notch, I'm not really sure what you were expecting, but generally people enjoyed that movie!

Yusuke420

[QUOTE="SonySoldier-_-"]

ND will probably make a new IP series for PS4. They did crash bandicoot for PS1, Jak and Daxter for PS2, and uncharted for PS3.

RageQuitter69

I really hope Naughty Dog follows their old patternts with with Crash Bandicoot and Jak and Daxter.

[QUOTE="DiceofSpades"][QUOTE="GreySeal9"]

With all due respect, I thought that movie was absolute garbage.

Yusuke420

[QUOTE="lamprey263"]the Final Fantasy: Spirits Within movie was probably my favoriteGreySeal9

With all due respect, I thought that movie was absolute garbage.

[QUOTE="DiceofSpades"][QUOTE="lightleggy"]

Without hitting the "grammar nazi" (that is, not every error disturbs you)

In my case, it's when somebody says "Columbia" instead of "Colombia".

lightleggy

[QUOTE="DiceofSpades"][QUOTE="BarbaricAvatar"]

I'd be wary about "Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters". The PS2 (and PSP) version is done by a different developer to the first 4 R&C games and it's lacking the control fluidity and the background detail that made the Insomniac games so much fun.

I'd go so far to say it's a distinctly bland platformer not worthy to join the R&C franchise.

BarbaricAvatar

It's the PS2 version i was referring to. On its own it seems alright, but if you play it straight after any of the first 4 you notice it's not quite right.