Final Fantasy X by far, many scenes are very sad. The scene where Tidus learns the true fate of Yuna, the unforgettable ending, and even the love scene is shown in a very somber manner. The game makes me tear up each time I play it. MGS3's ending was the 2nd saddest ending I've ever experienced. It makes you feel so bad for having to fight and kill the person who meant the most in Big Boss' life, his mentor and master. Lost Odyssey's ending was very sad as well. Lastly, Crisis Core, especially the ending, was much sadder than FFVII ever was. Zack is a much more likable character than Cloud and it's heartbreaking to see him die
I don't care if that's Raiden or Gray Fox. Raiden turned into a badass after he became a cyborg ninja. And the rescuing Sunny story would be interesting to see. Whatever happens, I'm just excited for a MGS5! Many people claim they want Kojima to end the MGS series, but who are they kidding? They know they want more! I'm really excited for this. To think a MGS5 game could be coming in the next few years, adding even more depth to the story, even better gameplay, and better graphics and tech is very very exciting!
They should have just officially called COD: WAW, COD5: WAW. Then they could just call this one COD6: Modern Warfare. Or just COD6. Since they so stupidly chose to call it modern warfare 2, they should drop the call of duty part. It makes it too confusing to call it Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, especially since COD4 Modern Warfare had the "4" in it. If they dropped the 4 in COD4 then they could simply call this one COD: MW2. Yeah, It's all very confusing.
I'm pretty sure I've encountered a longer boss fight than this before, but this one just stands out: the boss fight with sephiroth in FFVII. Seriously, it took him like 5 minutes to do that one meteor attack. I think the final boss fight in Lost Odyssey was also really long. The most recent long boss fight I've had was with Radec in KZ2. Probably the longest boss fight I've ever played in a shooter. Oh, and the End in MGS3.
To boost sales, obviously lowering the price. Also, killing off the PS2 and adding b/c again to the PS3. It would force people who want a Playstation to get a PS3, and they would have more incentive because they could also play PS2 games. Combine this with the price drop and Sony's marketshare would go wayy up (though not necessarily their profits..)
Any thoughts? Clearly the first thing that springs to mind is KH3. Mr. Nomura already mentioned the portable KH games in development before going out of his way to describe a "special announcement" in the coming week. Hopefully it's KH3, and hopefully it comes to the PS3... I've read articles about the possibility of it coming to the Wii... which would be a huge blow to the PS3 and KH fans with PS3s.
Stranglehold. I rented it at 4 in the afternoon, started playing at 5, beat it by 10 that same night. It was fun as hell but I was so glad I didn't buy it. And my rental was free, so I was even more glad I didn't have to pay anything for it. It was a blast to play but wayyy too short.
Real custom soundtracks please, as in seamless and working for all games at any time. And a PS2 emu for non b/c models would be nice. I don't really use PS3 chat because most of my friends play 360, and I only voice chat with people I know, so I rarely use PS3 voice. Though I wouldn't mind the feature, I mean everyone's clamoring for it and whatnot. But if you ask me, cross game chat is pretty pointless. I almost never use it on 360. Why would I want to talk to my friend who's playing COD5 online while I'm playing Fallout 3? It detracts from what you're doing in the game, especially if the game is single player oriented and if it is story driven. Though it it does have its uses, like if I wanna set up a game of Halo with my friend who's playing Gears at the moment or something.
[QUOTE="beauspyderski"]Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. I'm sorry but that game was a spit in the face to all real GTA fansarmyman455
my thoughts exactly i completely hated that game and its on my top 10 biggest F***ups in video games list haha, it was just terrible and i dont get how people liked it? o well that is my opinion afterall Oh yeah I forgot about San Andreas. I didn't like it either. I didn't hate it, but it was really dull for me. I never could bring myself to finish it. I think I got all the way to San Francisco and never had an urge to play past that. In fact, the whole time I played it I was urging myself to because I was telling myself it would get better. Pretty much the only memorable part of the game for me was the "Area 69" mission...
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