Suikoden: Tierkries, definitely. FF4 DS is pretty great. I'm about to start a file on Sands of Destruction, so I don't know how good (or bad) that one is yet.Avatar_TaxidousSands of Destruction was a great game in my view but it does get to a point where all of you characters can become overpowered. There's animated cutscenes similar to Suikoden so you might enjoy it.
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Trine / Trine 2
Venom_Raptor
I'd recommend these 2 aswell
It looks interesting but is it available from stores or only from the Playstation Network because I don't have an account on there.I have most of the Dynasty warriors series but I kind of prefer the samurai warriors version, War in the north and sacred 2 seems interesting. As for my preference I'm more into the hack and slash type of games for co op since with any shooting games there seems to be only one person out of the three people playing at my place that's any good at it, we all just seem to depend on him with third person shooters and FPS.Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of offline co-op games out there, and even fewer when you take FPS off the table. And of the games that are available, most of them are of questionable quality. Which annoys me to no end, because I'm a hardcore junkie for offline co-op via LAN (preferably) or splitscreen, and I'd kill to see more high quality co-op games made.
Anyway, offline co-op games that come to mind are:
Resident Evil 5
Army of Two / Army of Two: The 40th Day
Kane & Lynch / Kane & Lynch: Dog Days
Ultimate Marvel Alliance 1 & 2
Lord of the Rings: Conquest
Lord of the Rings: War in the North
Dynasty Warriors series
Lost Planet 2
Littlebigplanet 1 & 2
Rachet & Clank: All 4 One
Sacred 2: Fallen AngelI'm hesitant to recommend any of them, because I don't know your personal gaming preferences and for every person that loves a given game there will be at least a dozen who say it's absolute rubbish. But that's a partial list for you to look into.
As for Hunted: The Demon's Forge versus Dungeon Siege III, I haven't played either of them, but I've heard more positive things about Dungeon Siege III than I have about Hunted.
thedarklinglord
Sorry to say but Drakengard was not actually made by Square Enix, they just published it. The game was created by Cavia which is now disbanded, with their final game being Nier which is supposed to be set in the same world as Drakengard but in the future although theres no clear reference to the game there are bits of hints like a man telling you that the world is as it is because of something that fell out o the sky referring to the dragon.O really? Well Square should pick up where Cavia left off with Drakengard. And is Neir really set in Drakengard world? If so they did a super poor job of portraying a Drakengard world. No dragons being the main deal. Nier is supposed to be in the post apocalyptic future I believe and yeah there's no big reference to Drakengard, except fir being the setting of one of the endings of Drakengard I think. So there's no big connection to the storyline.[QUOTE="kuro-shinigami"][QUOTE="ristactionjakso"]
I think they should give the series a rest for a bit. I would like a Drakengard 3, but with a whole new story and better combat system.
ristactionjakso
Sorry to say but Drakengard was not actually made by Square Enix, they just published it. The game was created by Cavia which is now disbanded, with their final game being Nier which is supposed to be set in the same world as Drakengard but in the future although theres no clear reference to the game there are bits of hints like a man telling you that the world is as it is because of something that fell out o the sky referring to the dragon.I think they should give the series a rest for a bit. I would like a Drakengard 3, but with a whole new story and better combat system.
ristactionjakso
I agree, Katamari was quite strange when it came out and it's still strange to me now. Especially that giant green guy that spits rainbows...When the first Katamari came out in the U.S., that was the one. But since then they've beome a franchise all in their own, so they've sort of been embraced. The Bit Trip Games are pretty weird, but in a very fun and addictive way.
Earthworm Jim has got to fall in the weird catagory, too. So much just completely random stuff happening in that game.
Emerald_Warrior
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