Posted by ReNo on Sat Jul 3rd at 5:47pm 2004
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Posted by G.Ballblue on Sat Jul 3rd at 7:32pm 2004
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Posted by wil5on on Sun Jul 4th at 3:42am 2004
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Posted by Adam Hawkins on Mon Jul 5th at 11:28am 2004
I have to say i've been quite surprised by BG&E. I wasn't what I was expecting at all - I thought it was going to be a simple action kind of game but its got a lot more depth to it than I was lead to believe. It's basically what Starfox Adventures was trying to be, but done proper.
Great game! Cheers for the recommendation Mr. Weldon ![]()
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Posted by Hornpipe2 on Mon Jul 5th at 5:33pm 2004
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Posted by Finger on Mon Jul 5th at 8:17pm 2004
Figured I would join in on the console discussion, now that I actually have something to say. I normally don't play consoles, or follow their games, as I don't own any. On the rare occasion, I will play the xbox at my sisters house.
This weekend, I borrowed a friends PS2 and played "Ratched and Clank: going commando".......holy crap, this game is good! I was very, very impressed with the depth of this game. On the surface, it seems like another 'cute animal w/ sidekick mascot', kinda game. Once you get going, though, you quickly see that they have managed to incorporate a huge variety of great gameplay elements, borrowing from the best parts of many, many of our favorite games. I was simply amazed at the amount of innovation, eye candy, and balance this game displayed, and found myself playing it for hours on end.
This makes me wish I could afford to buy an Xbox, and PS2. As a student, and lover of video games, I deserve them right?? Where's that money tree? raaar~!
Posted by KungFuSquirrel on Tue Jul 6th at 1:53am 2004
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| I have to say i've been quite surprised by BG&E. I wasn't what I was expecting at all - I thought it was going to be a simple action kind of game but its got a lot more depth to it than I was lead to believe. It's basically what Starfox Adventures was trying to be, but done proper.
Great game! Cheers for the recommendation Mr. Weldon |
No matter where you are in the game, it will only get better
Finger: I never wanted a PS2 until, for a research session for my contract job prior to starting at Raven (a PC platformer) I got to see Jak and Daxter and Jak II in action. I now want a PS2 solely for the Jak and Ratchet and Clank series, two games each with a third for each coming out later this year. Incredible stuff.
I'm a total platformer junkie now
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Posted by Crono on Tue Jul 6th at 3:48am 2004
The first game takes about 5 to 6 hour to blow through ... but oh man, will you ever be playing it over, over, and over again.
I'm personally waiting for the price of 3 to go down. (you can probably find Onimusha 1 and 2 for like $30 (US) total)
On another note: PLAY ICO GODDAMMIT!
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Posted by Adam Hawkins on Tue Jul 6th at 11:37am 2004
I've had Metal Arms for a few months but not played it too much yet - 'tis pretty good though. Only problem I have is that I get obsessive about finding all the hidden bits (in this case gold chips), so I end up getting annoyed with the game too quickly...i've still not finished Mario Sunshine cos of those damn Shines!
And in BG&E, i've just got 'double H' (Hub) back to the Iris base, so i'm going to spend a few pearls tonight and see what this 'jump' pack does for my hovercraft. I can see me getting sucked into the photographing black-hole too....gotta catch 'em all dontyaknow! ![]()
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Posted by ReNo on Tue Jul 6th at 12:15pm 2004
I agree once again that anyone who hasn't MUST play Ico, its a necessity
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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Tue Jul 6th at 12:15pm 2004
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| And in BG&E, i've just got 'double H' (Hub) back to the Iris base, so i'm going to spend a few pearls tonight and see what this 'jump' pack does for my hovercraft. I can see me getting sucked into the photographing black-hole too....gotta catch 'em all dontyaknow! |
Just reading that sentence makes me wants this game so much more than before!
/me kicks amazon
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Posted by KungFuSquirrel on Tue Jul 6th at 1:10pm 2004
Maybe if enough people put in enough word-of-mouth sales and Ubi takes notice, just maybe there can be a sequel... just maybe... *sniff* [addsig]
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Posted by ReNo on Tue Jul 6th at 1:18pm 2004
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