I've seen a few PS1 threads but maybe not as much as some other systems. I dunno why that is but it was a great system that's for sure.
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Your TV probably doesn't have a separate source button, but it should have a menu button or something on it that should allow you to change the source. Aside from that, change the batteries or buy a replacement from the manufacturer or get a universal.Bane_v2Yeah that's even better than what I said. I didn't think of the menu button having the av switch, good thinking. If he phones the manufacturer and tells them his model and serial number then surely they'll send him a replacement free of charge.
nah it's ok now, we're fine :) I just thought I'd reply back one more time to say that I'm sorry for jumping to conclusions from what you said. It's only fair that I apologise too. Ok well, cya, I'm going to go watch Deal or No Deal now :)
You can buy universal remotes that work on all kinds of tv's. Have a look in the market and ask for one with an av button. I don't know how you can tell what remote will work on your tv, you'll have to ask the seller that.
I'm not saying the gameplay was bad, the gameplay was good. All I meant was at the end of the game you feel like you have been through alot of shootouts, which would be hell for someone in real life. Again, I'm not saying the gameplay was hell as in bad. To be honest I'm tired of talking about this now. It was nice of you to apologise but let's just leave it at that. It's late and it's harder to pick at the facts of what we are talking about. Maybe I misunderstood you and maybe you misunderstood me, I don't know anymore. I probably did misunderstand what you said and likewise to an extent, so let's just leave it at that.
I would talk more about how I might have misunderstood you through no fault of your own, but you know I know it wasn't 1 person't fault (as in I'm not blaming you). Let's just call it a day ok?
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Then we are talking about two different games, lol.
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We are talking about the same game. The gameplay and the story makes the game, and both contribute alot to what I was talking about. You don't think the gameplay is, and I do. We obviously have different opinions about what made what we felt at the end of the game. You don't speak for me and I don't speak for you, so stop talking to me as if what your take on the game is is a fact, and what my take on it is wrong.
Whoa, chill. I didn't say I was right. I didn't say you were wrong. I didn't personally insult you or anything of that manner. All I meant was that for us, we were playing two different games, or having two different experiences if you don't get as agitated with that.
I'm not sure what you mean when you say that I don't think the gameplay is, is what?
When I said at the end of the game you feel like you have been through hell, the hell I was referring to could have been the gameplay or the story, or both. You replied back saying that the hell one experiences is not the gameplay. So from that, you're saying no matter if I thought the hell was the gameplay, I was wrong, because it wasn't the gameplay. That's what it sounded like anyway.
When I said you don't think the gameplay is, what I meant by that was you personally don't think the gameplay is the hell one went through when one completes the game. That's what you said. Infact you insisted, by saying "Just to clarify, the Hell you experience is the story of the game in terms of the events, not the gameplay or the quality of the story."
You've just worded it in a way that makes it sound like the fact of the matter is you are right and I am wrong. That's just how I felt about it.
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[QUOTE="muthsera666"] Just to clarify, the Hell you experience is the story of the game in terms of the events, not the gameplay or the quality of the story.muthsera666
The hell I was referring to was the gameplay.
Then we are talking about two different games, lol.
We are talking about the same game. The gameplay and the story makes the game, and both contribute alot to what I was talking about. You don't think the gameplay is, and I do. We obviously have different opinions about what made what we felt at the end of the game. You don't speak for me and I don't speak for you, so stop talking to me as if what your take on the game is is a fact, and what my take on it is wrong.
[QUOTE="liquidzero123"]Spot on. I agree it's a great game that's not tooo long, but like you said it sucks you in and when you complete it you feel like you've been through hell, quite a lengthy hell at that. Just to clarify, the Hell you experience is the story of the game in terms of the events, not the gameplay or the quality of the story.[QUOTE="mattykovax"]Great game,and not too long,but you hardly notice,as others have said it sucks you right in.muthsera666
The hell I was referring to was the gameplay.
Silent Hill 2 is independent from all other Silent Hill games, so the story does not connect to any of the others apart from the obvious (it's set in Silent Hill). Silent Hill 1 and 3 are connected though. And most of Silent Hill 4 is not actually set in Silent Hill. Sil;ent Hill 4 was weird... I didn't like it.
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