I had only played the first one and it was a great action game especially for its time. Great start for me, but I haven't continued through the series since I had lots of other games to complete. Great action, story, and structure. I did not complain of the controls too much and not even today either since I got used to them quickly (just like the tank controls in the early survival horror games back in the PSX and PS2 era which people had gripes with). I would like to try out SF2 since people have criticized the game for its difficulty. I know that the game has fallen under the radar for quite some time after the PS2/PSP titles. I don't know if the developers are finished with the series yet, but it doesn't look like it should end at this point, but what do I know? I don't even remember the story of the games. :PSlykReviewin
No need to because MS has Splinter cell MGS is multiplat. Wii has Ghost Recon, what does Sony have? Also they can greatly expand the series it has a more diverse character. It makes no sense that they have no continued the franchise it would add on a lot more players.
[QUOTE="SlykReviewin"][QUOTE="Vanishandfade"]As you saw in my intro topic, i have gotten many systems, but systems without games make the system useless. So i saw this game called grandia if i spelled it right on sale for $7 and I was wondering if the game was any good. Tell me what you liked about it. if i am not mistaken this is a turn-based rpg from the looks of it. I'd recommend it greatly if you are a old-school collector, but unless you're not and if you don't know any japanese I don't think it would be much purchasing it. If you don't know any japanese and if you're not a collector then I'd just stick with the native PSX version. Ok, but is it good?
I hope you were talking about him because I am already going to the admins for this Rawsavon guy.I wasn't. Wel I guess I have to discuss you with the admins as well seeing that you are hleping this guy make fun of me. Thats not a very kind thing to do.
[QUOTE="rawsavon"][QUOTE="Vanishandfade"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] I did not profess "there's not one grammatical error in that quote" as you did. I am sure I have a great many such errors today online. Only an idiot or a fool would make such a claim in the face contradictory evidence...either you were too stupid to know there were mistakes or to brash and foolish to notice your folly. You pick. By the way, I never said your poor grammar was to blame. I said all along your words were to blame (that it read like an Asian shirt with English letters) It's not my fault you are too stupid to read capitalized English letters that form perfect words. Since you're not seriosu and other people have shown they are, how about you shut the hell up until you learn how to be kind to people? Big talk from a google translator... Don't be upset b/c I pointed out that you were either stupid or foolish for making such a claim. I did give you the option to 'pick your poison' though (so to speak). So which is it? And I was talking about words. So words involve commas now or are you too stupid to comprehend what a word is?
Should I tell him that Nintendo is making the same type of games they were before with more improvements?
nameless12345
Not really, the N64 and SNES games were arguably better and more revolutionary in their times than the Wii games are in these times.
Nintendo lost it before the GameCube was launched and completely changed "ideology" with the Wii.
You do realize those N64 SNES FP games were mostly casual games and core games (not hardcore) and that the GAMECUBE was the only nintendo system to bring in hardcore titles in large amounts? (Casuals would fail if they though Sunshine was like any other Mario game. Eternal Darkness etc.)
[QUOTE="rawsavon"][QUOTE="Vanishandfade"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] There are actually a great many grammatical errors in said sentence (if 'being serious'). -you missed setting of pieces of the first sentence with commas -it is a massive runon sentence -the second sentence is not actually a complete sentence etc, etc, etc Don't take your lack of english language comprehension out on me That's a shifty way of saying you don;t know what the words means so you went to pick out on commas instead. The words are clear, you do not need a comma to read the words. I could call you out for not putting a period next to your last ETC. but i already understood what you wrote so why the heck are you doing it? I did not profess "there's not one grammatical error in that quote" as you did. I am sure I have a great many such errors today online. Only an idiot or a fool would make such a claim in the face contradictory evidence...either you were too stupid to know there were mistakes or to brash and foolish to notice your folly. You pick. By the way, I never said your poor grammar was to blame. I said all along your words were to blame (that it read like an Asian shirt with English letters) It's not my fault you are too stupid to read capitalized English letters that form perfect words. Since you're not seriosu and other people have shown they are, how about you shut the hell up until you learn how to be kind to people?
[QUOTE="Dudersaper"][QUOTE="SlykReviewin"]-Completing Jak II which a lot of people found it to be a difficult 3D platformer.SlykReviewin
This reminds me, I completed it on Hero Mode (after beating the game you can play on Hero mode, which iss a harder difficulty. Was almost impossible to get through the turret level with the Crimson Guards on jetpacks, but I did it. That's pretty cool and yeah people kept saying how Hero Mode was impossible and all that, but I doubt it since most developers would not release a mode that is completely "impossible" to complete.... or would they? Hmmmm.... oh well I haven't seen a developer do that.... yet. Megaman Legends 2.
You mean Westernized? No! Keep the Legend of Zelda series Japanese.
nameless12345
It should indeed keep it's "Japanese touch". Never said the contrary...
[/QUOTE It's already westernized, there's a reason why Zelda does much better in the U.S. then any other country, even japan isn;t that interested in the series. Essentially Zelda is almost a Wrpg, the only think keeping it from that is the linearity and a few other things.
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