I've got a DS lite which I've had for a couple of years now and it still has amazing battery life and everything works like new. I like the look of the 3DS but I'm not sure if it's really worth getting it. Like, if I had to get a new DS because my Lite broke even, would a DSi or XL be better for their price? Is the 3ds really worth the extra money?
If it's 2015, then buying a new 360 is the best choice. Maybe I'll buy the new Kinect with the 250 G harddrive.
T_Vol_Cowboy
I've got the new Kinect and 250 G harddrive and it's pretty good. Doesn't get hot if you leave it in a good spot and Kinect is really fun to play with your family.
i love the original game, but i did not like the motion controls at all. or i guess i should say that i did not like the visual backlash from the motion controls. a big reason why RE4 is such a visually stunning game is that the HUD generally stays the hell out of my game world. not only is the laser sight very small, it also has context in the gameworld. having a bright red reticule floating around was distracting and out of place compared to the laser sight. having a nasty blur effect only made it even more hideous.
im sure plenty of people dont care about the reticule, but its a big deal to me when the original handled it so well.
LoG-Sacrament
I don't really mind the reticule but the laser sight does look so damn cool. But I guess it'd be too hard to aim with a small sight with the motion controls.
And yes I've been playing since the beginning, I didn't start the series at 4 then backtrack.
CDuG
May be slightly off topic but I started off on RE2, then RE:CV, RE1, RE4, RE0, RE5, RE3. Liked most of them but RE3 never really impressed me. I couldn't start from the beginning because the series was started the year before I was born, but my Dad is an even bigger fan than I am so I was pretty much bound to end up liking them. I am glad he introduced me to them because they're all amazing games.
Well Mario is an obvious one. After all these years it still has a massive fanbase. Also the Pokemon games are still going even though they've got ridiculous lately. And another that comes to mind is Resident Evil. I am a massive fan which is pretty obvious from my posts and it has an ever growing fanbase. It's also one of the few game series that has actually had decent movies made based on them. I think the console that has stood the test of time best is n64. I love the n64 and think some of the best games out are on it. Goldeneye, Duke Nukem, RE2, ect.
What about all the different generations of Link? And John Marston from RDR was actually cool. So was Ezio from Assassin's Creed. I can't pick just one :cry:
[QUOTE="HuMaJuMa"]Personally I think they should stay with the 360 and maybe like release new versions of it every few years with updated hardware and ect. This would be a pretty good idea in my opinion but of course it wouldn't make as much money as possible so Microsoft wouldn't choose an option like this.T_Vol_Cowboy
Actually that appears to be a pretty good idea. I mean, they already did that with the pro and elite versions....didn't they?
Yeah but they didn't really update the hardware as much just the harddrives. The New Slim models I believe changed some stuff around reducing the chance of RROD though so they might have the right idea there.
[QUOTE="HuMaJuMa"][QUOTE="DJ_Magneto"]Wasn't there recently a bracket for this very topic here at Gamespot? Or was that at IGN?DJ_Magneto
I wouldn't know, just joined tonight. Check out my edited post above. And Leon S. Kennedy lost to Duke Nukem. Thanks. Wow Leon went out pretty early :P
I mean I've already completed that mission but for some reason, I won't advance to the next one.
Grillinnap
That's pretty weird. You should probably just try deleting all of your game data and starting again. Sucks but you know. Or you've actually done the last scenario you should just do another story.
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