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[QUOTE="LastRambo341"] No-life :PLastRambo341

Says the guy with 8,000 posts ;)

Thats still alot!

Well Im going to leave Zelda: OoT off my list since I have beaten the game twice before beating it again on the 3DS, but if you havent played it then it should be number 1 on anyones list (unless you just dont like the genera or Zelda). Same kind of goes for Starfox great game 10 years ago, but I dont need to play it again. So...

Retail

1. MK7
2. Resident Evil: Revelations
3. Tales of the Abyss
4. Heroes of the Abyss (Just for the shear amount of features they put in the game. I know the actual game needs some work.)
5. SFIV

Eshop

1. Zelda: Links Awakening
2. Pushmo
3. Mutant Mudds

Not 100%, but I will be much more reluctant to invest in the next wave of hardware than I was when the current gen came around. The main reason is how poorly-built the launch SKUs of each console (save the Wii) was; I had my launch 360 break multiple times, and I regret buying the 20 gig launch PS3 (even though it still works somehow) simply because better iterations with more features became available only a couple years later at much better prices.

The second reason is that I have a huge backlog of games from this gen and the last that I still want to play through, and I know I would immediately ignore them if I got one of the new consoles at launch. I'll definitely be playing next-gen consoles, but not as soon as they release.

WTA2k5

This is similar for me too. I bought at launch for all 3 consoles last gen and got screwed, except with the Wii. $600 was too much for a PS3, especially when the system didnt get good until a couple of years ago. I went through 5 different 360s with that stupid red light of death issue (Too bad, otherwise I would say I definately got my moneys worth on it). The Wii's good games were sometimes sparse, but at $250 and never having problems of it breaking or a "new, better, cheaper" version not coming out, then I would say it did pretty well.

I will probably get a Wii U within the first 6 months or so of launch and play backlog/retro atleast for a few years. Plus, Im older now and money is money and bills are bills. Got to draw the line somewhere.

Actually JRPG's lately and Im not even that big of fan of them. I guess its because Ive mainly been playing on my DS/3DS and there are so many good ones for the DS.

The only real problem with a low score on a good game is that it might hurt sales of that game. Now it doesnt matter if its a big name game cuz its probably gonna sell anyways, but with an indie game getting a low score it might kill its sales and then cause the game not to get a sequel and/or put the developer out of business. And even then its not the reviewers fault that the public didnt buy the game, its the publics fault. Problem is the general public just buys what other people (reviewers mainly) say is good.

Yeah... who says you have to come dressed up as Master Chief (or whoever), wrap up in a blanket and start playing Magic the gathering. Im in my 30's now, so why not do what I want. I say a cold beer and a properly grilled steak sounds good to me!

I was looking in the original ost but I didn't see anything so would someone be able to tell me if they are still doing the weekend deals?

Zassimick

No, unfortunately that was only during summer. Bummer...

So i got this game today for 15 Euros.

Was it worth it?

GreekGameManiac

Another insightful post by GGM. Well you know you could play the game and decide for yourself. Anyhow, yes its worth it IMO if you like old school style action games. It has a tough but rewarding difficulty. Timing is everything in that game.

In the old days, like NES/SNES sometimes. Some of the DS/3DS have an internal note system in their games, plus the 3DS software has a notetaking ability that you can use.

Not much this year. My 67in HDTV is broke, so Ive only bought DS/3DS games. So maybe about $200 on those. Ive enjoyed them all very much though.