I am hearing very mixed reviews. I don't wanna buy it and the Blockbuster by me doesn't even have it in stock so I am left in the blue with this game. GS's Aaron Thomas gave it a 5.0 which basically means the game blows. User Scores are predominently close to 9.0's and 8.5's.
What I want to know specifically is:
Does it play like Mercenaries? What's different between the two.
Have you beaten and seen the bugs that are noted so often in Aaron Thomas' review?
So I got my Wii back recently and was wondering since I have not had it for over a year now, what should I get for it? I already have SSBB. Anything else?
No... Every Nintendo show that turned into a show was horrible. Oh and Sega [Let's not forget the two attempts at pacman]. Wait - no. The new Sonic which is not in America is effing awesome. I hate Anime, but the new Sonic is awesome. Zelda, Mario, N-Man, all that garbage was horrible. Anyone older than 20 will agree... Wait.. 22.
I bought Digimon Dusk a while back used and it didn't come with a book, so I am actually pretty lost in the game. My big question is how do you get new digimon? I have about 3 digimon I know I have fought that are scanned over 120% so I am completely unsure how to gain any new guys.
Wow, I feel like a moron. But thank you, thank you much. I am pretty upset at myself for publishing this without proofreading it well enough, I usually am very good about it
I think, and many probably agree, that you may be completely high and off your rocker. The game was outstanding. You complaining about the RP elements and then turning around and saying there was too much dialogue threw me completely off. Are you serious? One of the best RP's was Xenosaga and that was an 80 hour talk fest. The game play is awesome and always allows you to build up. The story is pretty cool, with the added element of the humor of 'trying to be hip' as an obvious joke was a fun element. The enemies made sense over time and the weapons as well. The game had nearly no weak points! The multiplayer/wi-fi ability also made up for any of that.
The game is whatever you want it to be as you control your level gauge and you can take it another step by setting the difficulty. I play this game by myself and with my friend. By myself it's still pretty easy, but not as fun. If you can find a committed player, it's tons of fun to play two player, one as Neku and another as the chick or dood and you can lay out some nasty combinations.
Either way, I play the game Normal @ LVL 1. and when I beat it I play Hard @ LVL 1. It's a manner of trial and error.
Impressive. I can't - well I won't edit, because I really like to use the comment system on Word, but honestly, I couldn't find many problems. Readability: 8 Aesthetic: 8.5 Visual: 7.5 Direction: 7.0 Overall: 8.0 Reading this poem is very easy and actually pretty fun. Like any poem I read it several times, the great thing about this one is you can almost change the entire scheme of rhythem and it will maintain is sensibility. You should feel proud in that. Aesthetically it was marvelous. You used several things to keep it up. You used alliteration, intra-rhyme schemes, and font schemes like bold, italic, and formatted punctuation. Poetry is really cenetered around this. Visually it was great for the most part. It had a very contemporary structure, which is good and bad. Bad because it isn't mainstream so I can't compare it to much and thusly can't recieve a great score. However, it is a great way to write and love it. Direction: The direction actually took a few times. It's due to two things. One: Your writing was so well delivered I was more drawn to rhythem and poetic scheme more than anything. And Two: It had somewhat troubled points where you may have been unsure what to read or really note - or perhaps I am a retard and simply need to learn to read better? Either way, I still loved it. Conclusion. An eight is a high score in my book. I love poetry, especially dynamics, one's that make me think. I really hate crappy poetry, but hey - who doesn't. I sure hope to read more of your stuff.
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