The Zeebo majorly sports previous-gen and classic games, I didn't figure out where else to post it. It is niche-targeted and I'm wondering if someone has such an unusual exotic in their collection. RE4 looks really funny and the price is not that low in comparison, taking into consideration the PS2 or even the "big 3" prices, it's odd that it made the way beyond the concept, as I read that the console was launched.
For PS2 I would say maybe you can pick up Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter, Tales of..., FFX-2(though can be disappointing) and hmm... have you played Front Mission?
They are both great games, I haven't played through the end of ST but it seems noticebly less repetitive since the temple of the ocean king is not there, just buy ST you are going to like it indeed as I do.
[QUOTE="rcktz"]I have played both Obscure games they are not that great though. While playing them it seems to me like a B-movie refreshment of the survival-horror mainstream; and if I were rating the second one for the PSP I would give it an average 7 out of 10.stvplays
Your opinion seems to be in the majority. I'm easy freaked out, so the spine-tingling part is keeping me interested. Do you know if this game was made by the same developers who did Silent Hill? It has a similar feel.
The Komami's Team Silent is the former developer of the Silent Hill franchise(SH 1-4), - the most recent iterations of SH are created in the US and they are only produced by them; as for the Obscure games they are developed by the Hydravision Entertainment and their studios are located in France. There are also many classic features of the old-school survival-horror genre formula has been brought by the Obscure series as well, some people even call the original Obscure game a "RE goes to school", so I guess if you like The Aftemath you will easily find that similar feel in many cool games of that genre - at least on the home videogame platforms.
I have played both Obscure games they are not that great though. While playing them it seems to me like a B-movie refreshment of the survival-horror mainstream; and if I were rating the second one for the PSP I would give it an average 7 out of 10.
I have not got played the game yet though anyway I'm sure I am going to love it, as for the point of topic conversation I think that everyone just has his/her own score when it comes to playing their favourite games and as it appears to me it looks like the pro-reviewers subjectivity in giving opinions is not of an exclusion here too.
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