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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 10th 2009
     

    but this is our house :’(

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      CommentAuthorswenson
    • CommentTimeJun 10th 2009
     

    And John Freeman felt bad for the zombie goasts because it was their house. So he blowed it up.

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    And they were at peace.

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    And the pants were dead!

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    Thanks I could help, bro!

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    “I’ll get you evil boss!” John Freeman shout from top of lung.

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    @DrAlligator

    >“I’ll get you evil boss!” John Freeman shout from top of lung. “I’ll get you back evil boss!” John Freeman yelled at the top of lungs.

    Fixed.

    to be continued..?

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    :( I got it wrong.

    The first is the best.

    Now, slightly more on topic, I bought the Sims 3, and am now addicted. My sim was a politician who got fired in the height of an expense scandal. :D

    /Joke for the British

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    I got Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee today. And I got Link: The Faces of Evil on Tuesday, but you already knew that.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    I got Grim Fandango.

    TAKE THAT!

    • CommentAuthorMegaB
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    HAHAHAHA! Very funny doc!

    Jeni, that game is soooooo old! Seriously! I used to play it like…when I was 9! Is that where the Avatar’s from? ;D

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    Oh, yeah? I’ve had The Neverhood and The Secret of Monkey Island since 2001!

    (although I can’t play Monkey Island anymore because we got rid of our old computer. I just use DOSbox now.)

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    @MegaB

    Um. Yeah. I know. I’m a retro-gamer.

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    Me too. I have about ten different emulators and too many ROMs, BINs, and DSKs to count.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    For some reason, I only need to really use ScummVM and dosbox. A lot of old games work fine on my machine.

    Heck, even Demon Stalkers works without an emulator. O_o

  10.  

    A C64 game? I have a hard time believing that you can fit a 5-inch floppy into your 3-inch drive.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009 edited
     
    Was Demon Stalkers ever released on anything else? I really wish I could remember where I got it from...

    Otherwise, I'm not a big console gamer. A lot of the games I play are dos: apogee, sierra and the like.

    What about you?

    Edit: in case you're wondering, no, I don't have my original versions-- and that includes the discs. A lot of the ones I've got I've downloaded from the various websites out there.
  11.  

    I have different phases. Right now I’m on a BBC Micro binge.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     
    Hahahaha. Wow. You like 'em old. ;) And you, sir, have just given me inspiration for this game I'm looking for, but I can't remember the name of.

    Brb, I'm about the dive into the internets.
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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     
    DAMMIT. No luck. ARGH, this game is going haunt me until I find it.
    • CommentAuthorMegaB
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    Dan, they’re makin’ a new monkey island! It looks so awesome! Imagine if it has Moray the talking scull in it still! How EPIC will that be?!

    I loved his ‘rolling’ quips, they were beyond hilarious!

    @Jeni: why don’t you tell us what you have so we can give you a hand?

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    I know; I saw it at the Gamespot E3 page. Hopefully it’ll be better than Escape from Monkey Island (and if Telltale is developing it, it will be).

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     
    @MegaB: why don’t you tell us what you have so we can give you a hand?

    I don't even know how to begin describing it, or explaining it. All I have is a screenshot in my head and a vague memory that I used to play it when I was five or six, so about 1990/91.

    It had a yellow robot. That's all I can say, I'd know it if I saw a screenshot, but otherwise, but tongue fails me.
    • CommentAuthorMegaB
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    Ah, that explains it…

    Well I’ll have a look!

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    What genre? Platformer? Shoot-em-up? Adventure? Puzzle?

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009 edited
     

    Precisely. I can’t even remember. That’s why it’s getting so hard. I reckon it must have been a platformer. But I can’t even be certain of that. D:

    • CommentAuthorMegaB
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    Hmmm, well Jeni I’ve found a game by the name of ‘Bob’ for the Megadrive. It was released in ’93 though…

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    After spending far too much time searching Abandonia, I’ve found a few games that might fit your criteria (or, more accurately, criterion):

    MegaTraveller
    MegaTraveller 2
    Any of the Space Quest games
    Any of the Wing Commander games

    The last two might not have yellow robots, but it seemed likely to me.

    • CommentAuthorMegaB
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    Hmmm…..Bob was ALL about a yellow robot though…

    Dan, I think that’s the game but let’s see what Jeni says.

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    B.O.B. was a console game and was never ported to DOS. I should know, being the resident emulation geek.

    Anyway, he’s more of a dirty brass color.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    Dan’s right. And nope, I’ve been through Abandonia so many times.

    I think the problem is, I may have played it later when it was an old game already. So I wouldn’t be surprised if it was from the Apple Panic era.

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    Oh, I was assuming that you played an EGA or VGA game. I’ll look again with the CGA filter on. No such luck; the CGA games pretty much all use Palette 1, and the ones that don’t certainly wouldn’t have robots in them.

    It was a DOS game, wasn’t it? I’m rather skeptical of that now.

    • CommentAuthorMegaB
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    ARGH! Alright, that’s beyond my reach. Mayhap Dan can find it?

    Was it really good enough to be a collectible?

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    You’re sure that the robot was yellow? Because Captain Comic was pretty popular and it had a guy in a blue space-suit, who would probably appear robotic to six-year-old eyes. And, it’s a platformer.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009 edited
     

    Funnily enough, Dan, my memory as a five-year old wasn’t that hot. :P Which is why I’m having such problems finding it.

    I wouldn’t be surprised if it was a British game, I’ve searched my lovely British game website so many times. But everytime I go back I think “maybe...”

    Edit: most definitely not Captain Comic. I still play that. :P

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    You’re sure that it was a DOS game?

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    Nah. It was probably on the sinclair.

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    Well, why didn’t you say so? I wasted an hour and a half looking for a game on the wrong site!

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009 edited
     

    I never said it was dos. Those are the games I replay now. I’m well acquainted with DOS games.

    All I have to go on is a vague memory and a screenshot in my mind. Which makes it unreasonable for me to even ask anyone’s help. But, you talking about BBC micro triggered memories. :P

    Edit: which is why I realised, because of the graphics, it must have been on the sinclair. Eesh, I don’t even remember what we had back then.

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    I figured that if you looked on Abandonia for it, it would be a DOS game. Abandonia is a site dedicated to DOS GAMES.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    It is? Oh, I forgot. I haven’t been there for a long, long time. I found a better site for downloading games I don’t have copies of anymore.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    Grar, it’s late. Too late to be trawling for old games. I ought to do it during daylight hours. yawn

    So what’s your favourite game, Dan?

    Space Quest forever remains in my heart.

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    Asking me what my favorite game is is like asking me what my favorite book or song is (Movies are easier; Blade Runner wins hands-down). There are so many to choose from, and so many good ones, that it’s a futile question.

    I like The Neverhood a lot, though. A lot of memories in that one.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2009
     

    Guh. Just because you can’t choose a favourite, doesn’t mean that nothing is up there in the Top Ten. It is a simple exchange of interests: what games you love to play.

    Oh, forget it, I need to get to bed.

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    I’ll sort them by genre.

    Adventure

    The Neverhood
    The Secret of Monkey Island
    Rise of the Dragon
    Samorost
    Riven
    Maniac Mansion
    Mata Nui Online Game I
    Beneath a Steel Sky
    Protostar: War on the Frontier
    Ween: The Prophecy
    Dune
    Loom
    Beneath a Steel Sky
    The Black Sect
    Legend of Kyrandia
    Probably a few others that I forgot to mention
    Too many text adventures to list, although I really like The Pawn and the MST’d version of Detective

    Platformers

    Earthworm Jim
    Earthworm Jim 2
    Super Metroid
    Turrican II: The Final Fight
    Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee
    Cave Story
    Tinhead
    Shatterhand
    Drill Dozer
    Gex
    Conquest of the Crystal Palace
    Ruff ‘n’ Tumble
    Puggsy
    Flashback: Quest for Identity
    Star Port
    Knytt Stories
    LittleBigPlanet
    I Wanna Be The Guy
    Pitfall II
    Jump ‘n’ Bump
    Jazz Jackrabbit
    Spelunker
    Spelunky
    Exile would probably be on this list, if the retarded enemies didn’t make it completely unplayable.

    Shoot-em-ups

    X-Out
    Jets ‘n’ Guns
    The Steel Empire
    Catalypse
    Astrobatics
    Enforcer: Fullmetal Megablaster
    Disposable Hero
    Gleylancer
    Eliminate Down
    Super Aleste
    Firetrack
    Over Horizon
    Thrust
    Scavenger
    Platypus
    Choplifter
    Attack of the Mutant Camels

    Simulators and other 3D flight-related stuff

    Rescue on Fractalus
    Incoming
    HIND: The Russian Combat Helicopter Simulation
    Comanche: Maximum Overkill
    Gunship 2000
    Knights of the Sky
    Star Fox
    Star Raiders
    Space Interceptor: Project Freedom
    Star Wars: Rogue Squadron

    Racing

    F-Zero GX
    Mario Kart 64
    Road Rash
    Wipeout HD
    Fatal Inertia
    Cyber Speedway
    Stunt Car Racer
    P.O.D.
    Need for Speed
    Hypersonic Extreme
    Powerdrome
    Lego Racers
    Star Wars: Episode One Racer

    RPGs

    Earthbound
    Earthbound
    Earthbound
    Earthbound
    Earthbound
    Earthbound
    Earthbound
    Earthbound
    Earthbound
    Earthbound

    Puzzle

    Tetris
    BasTet
    Atomix
    Ice Puzzle
    Deflektor
    Tangrams (not really a video game, but I love them anyway)

    FPS and general action

    Any Ratchet and Clank game, except maybe Deadlocked or Quest for Booty. I like Up Your Arsenal and Tools of Destruction the most.
    BioShock
    Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune
    Super Mario 64
    Deus Ex
    Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
    S.U.A.V.E.
    Doom
    Descent
    System Shock
    System Shock 2
    Many more that I cannot recall at the moment

    Strategy

    Advance Wars
    Supremacy
    Ashes of Empire
    Command and Conquer
    Operation Whirlwind
    I can’t remember any other strategy games that I like, although I know that there are many more of them.

    Miscellaneous

    Aquaria
    Captain Blood
    Death Worm
    Ico
    Shadow of the Colossus
    Heli Rescue
    Gunlimb
    Blitz 50
    Lemmings
    Hunter
    Combat
    Fat Worm Blows a Sparky
    Solaris
    Invisible Vision
    Sexy Hiking
    Thanatos
    Deathchase
    Aliants: The Desperate Battle for Earth
    RunMan’s Monster Fracas
    More which escape my memory

    Wow, I only wasted two hours typing that up.

    • CommentAuthorAdam
    • CommentTimeJun 12th 2009
     

    You forgot Paper Mario 2!

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    Never played it.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 12th 2009
     

    Wow, I only wasted two hours typing that up.

    I approve of your choices. :D No Prince of Persia? And not a fan of the Quests?

    I found Earthworm Jim being sold, quite bizarrely, on this sketchy car boot sale in Sydney. For 50cents. And for some reason, their version of the game works on my PC. :D (My old CD doesn’t ;_;). I love Earthworm Jim somuch.

    Mmmmm, lemmings. Freakin’ awesome. Paintball Lemmings was made of absolute win, unfortunately that doesn’t work on my PC. >:| Dunno why.

    I never got heavily into the text adventures, apart from Zork and Humbug. Which is possibly the hardest game to ever exist. Ever. Curse you Graham Cluley! I love you, but you break my heart! ;_;

    PS: Tangram = amazing. :D

    • CommentAuthorCodeWizard
    • CommentTimeJun 12th 2009
     

    How is it that you have System Shock but not Half Life?

    • CommentAuthorMegaB
    • CommentTimeJun 12th 2009
     

    Maaan you guys are awesome! Around here,I’m like the only person who was a gamer back then in my age group! To find you lot talking about them is like…Well I don’t know what it’s like since it’s never happened before but I feel all warm and fuzzy!

    Did anyone play the Descent series? And Freespace? I remember playing incoming, it came free with my first GPU!

    • CommentAuthorCodeWizard
    • CommentTimeJun 12th 2009
     

    Everyone knows gamers are losers so of course we talk about games.

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      CommentAuthorswenson
    • CommentTimeJun 12th 2009
     

    Ohhh, on my old computer (Windows 95) we had Descent 2. I was terrible at it, but I think I’d be better now that I play videogames more. We also had Fury 3, which I was awesome at.

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    I omitted games that I hadn’t played.

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      CommentAuthorswenson
    • CommentTimeJun 18th 2009
     

    Ta-dah! I finished HL2:E1 today. Pretty awesome, although not nearly as epic (or long) as HL2. The ending was cool, except for the very very end, which I hated because I don’t know exactly what happens next. I’ve been trying to avoid spoilers for HL2:E2, and even though the REALLY REALLY REALLY big spoiler has already been spoiled for me (I’m still going to cry, though), I still don’t know exactly what happens, especially in the beginning.

    • CommentAuthorCodeWizard
    • CommentTimeJun 18th 2009
     

    Episode 2 is more awesome than an orgasm.

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    Man, it sucks that that was spoiled for you. Definitely the most emotional scene I’ve ever seen in a game. I always thought Episode 1 was kind of ‘meh’. There were some fun bits, but it wasn’t very memorable. The rest of the series is, though.

    More recently I’ve been playing mostly Super Smash Bros Brawl. I bought Final Fantasy IV: The After Years from the wiistore the other day – FFIV is my favourite in that series – and it is a superb game. The story was incredibly gripping – you play as both the protagonist and the antagonist in a race against time. It was a nice surprise as I’ve been growing increasingly pessimistic towards the Square side of Square Enix in recent years. On that note, Dragon Quest tells some of the greatest stories I’ve ever played. DQV was very emotionally engaging.

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      CommentAuthorMoldorm
    • CommentTimeJun 18th 2009
     

    But that list is silly! FF7 wasn’t all that much better than the other games in the series, it’s just that the fans like to misinterpret the characters and ignore the plot due to never having played the game/to completion.

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      CommentAuthorCGilga
    • CommentTimeJun 18th 2009
     

    Honestly, I prefer FF8.

    • CommentAuthorLord Snow
    • CommentTimeJun 18th 2009
     

    My sister loved FF8, I used to watch her play when I was little.

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      CommentAuthorCorsair
    • CommentTimeJun 18th 2009
     
    FF6 was by far the best of the Final Fantasy games IMO, although Chrono Trigger is Square's true magnum opus. But my favorite game of all time has to be Quest for Glory IV: Shadows of Darkness.
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      CommentAuthorCGilga
    • CommentTimeJun 18th 2009
     

    Oh, Chrono Trigger is easily the best Square game ever.
    Still I prefer FF6. It’s my favorite game. Kefka is crazy awesome. And just plain crazy.

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    FFVII was many a gamer’s first Final Fantasy, even their first RPG. So yeah, I can understand why they think so highly of it. I personally adore FFIX and FFIV the most, they were the two in my childhood.

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      CommentAuthorMoldorm
    • CommentTimeJun 19th 2009
     

    I like FF6 the most, because of Celes and Kefka. And the original plotting, and AtmaWeapon, who has the most badass introductory quotation ever.
    FF7 has Aeris, though, making it second. And I think that FF9 is probably the second/best, because of Beatrix and Kuja and their respective themes. And the Lifa(Iifa?) Tree and Silver Dragon FMVs, and the Chaos Guardians, and all the referencing. But FF4 has Rydia, the Twins and the Fiends, and FF5 has Gilgamesh and his music, and the job system.
    Is so hard to choose.

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    Yeah, each FF game has its own individual merits and flaws. It’s kind of pointless to debate which is better.

    Also, Moldorm, you might appreciate this as much as I did.

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      CommentAuthorMoldorm
    • CommentTimeJun 19th 2009 edited
     

    Ah, I’ve seen this. It made me laugh so very much, then I linked my friends to it. They also laughed, or thought me insane, depending on how well they knew the game.

    I like these too .

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    I hadn’t seen the Chocobo one before, that was great. :) For some reason, I find Hyadain’s music videos way too hard to find on Youtube. The FFIX one was really meh because it was just a different video to the lyrics of Hyadain’s Mario song – which doesn’t make sense, because the song is explicitly about Mario and Bowser fighting for Peach’s love, and Peach rejecting them because they’re ugly. It doesn’t work with any other three characters (four, counting Luigi barging in at the last moment). The FFVII one was pretty cool though, but then again, most things involving Ouran High are.

    Also, I absolutely love Legendary Frog. It was nice watching that remix again for the first time in years and actually getting all the references this time.

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    How come nobody used a Phoenix Down on Aeris?

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    Why didn’t Rosa cast Cura when the team found Cid hospitalised in the dwarf castle?
    Why didn’t the shop-keeping moogle in Burmecia use his stock of phoenix downs, potions and weaponry to save the slayed populous?
    How come any character can take a railgun to the face, a meteor strike to the crotch and a sword slice down their body and still be standing, but in cutscenes they will stop if a gun’s placed to their heads?

    The gameplay-story segregation in Final Fantasy is pretty bad.

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      CommentAuthorMoldorm
    • CommentTimeJun 20th 2009
     
    • CommentAuthorsimian
    • CommentTimeJun 20th 2009
     
    Well, like anything poorly written, the characters' competence is defined at any given moment by the writers' needs.
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      CommentAuthorCGilga
    • CommentTimeJun 20th 2009
     
  32.  

    “How come nobody used a Phoenix Down on Aeris?”

    Because they heard about what happened to Galuf, and decided to spare themselves the heartache.

    Trigger and IV are my favorites from Square. Tried VI and didn’t like it for various gameplay reasons. Never had a PSOne.

    • CommentAuthorCodeWizard
    • CommentTimeJun 20th 2009
     

    Because it wouldn’t have been fun.

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      CommentAuthorCorsair
    • CommentTimeJun 20th 2009
     
    They tried that with Tellah and Galuf. After that, everybody figured out that when you get fucked with a six foot long sword, you're dead.
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      CommentAuthorMoldorm
    • CommentTimeJun 21st 2009 edited
     

    Yay, the Cliche list! I like all the Grandia references.

    They did give a reason for Tellah being unrevivable, though, suggesting that if he hadn’t done it willingly he could have been resurrected.

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    Another Grandia fan? Awesome. It was my first RPG. :)

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      CommentAuthorMoldorm
    • CommentTimeJun 21st 2009 edited
     

    I didn’t play it until only a few years ago on advice from a friend. It wasn’t difficult, but the music and excellent characterisation made up for it.
    I’ve just started Grandia 2. Millennia is a fun character.

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    I haven’t played the other two games. I’m not sure if I can appreciate the characters as much as when I was 9 though. I was going to make a video LP out of it, but Camstudio’s a bitch. It’s not a very hard game at all, but the battles are so fun, and I guess that’s what matters. Enemy encounters should be a joy, not a tiresome neccessity, and it really got that right. Dragon Quest did, too, thanks to its delightful personality. FFIV DS is the only one of the Final Fantasies where I would regularly enjoy fights – thanks mainly to abilities like Pray and Bless that replenish MP (so magic users aren’t kept aside outside of boss fights anymore).

    • CommentAuthorLccorp2
    • CommentTimeJun 21st 2009
     

    Anyone tried Sims 3 yet?

  35.  

    Yeah, I talked about it before. :P It’s very good. I’d talk more about it if you asked something a bit more specific than that.

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      CommentAuthorPuppet
    • CommentTimeJun 21st 2009
     
    http://aliceandkev.wordpress.com/2009/06/09/test/
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    This is sheer brilliance. :)

    • CommentAuthorLord Snow
    • CommentTimeJun 21st 2009
     

    I’ve been playing Sims 3, also. Fun stuff.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 22nd 2009
     

    Heh, I’ve already shown that link to several people now. It’s great.

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      CommentAuthorCGilga
    • CommentTimeJun 22nd 2009
     

    I like the cracked story, just because it’s so funny, but it does lack the depth of Alice and Kev.

    http://www.cracked.com/blog/exploring-the-mysteries-of-the-mind-with-the-sims-3/

  37.  

    Heh, that was amazingly amusing. I love Cracked. :)

    I’m playing Beyond Good & Evil at the moment. That makes me Well Educated as far as gamers go.

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      CommentAuthorVirgil
    • CommentTimeJun 22nd 2009
     

    I consider a gamer well educated if he / she doesn’t think BioShock 2 will be good, and lists the correct reasons for it.

  38.  

    Why are people so negative towards changes/innovation/etc? Just wait and see. I’m certain it’ll be a blast.

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      CommentAuthorVirgil
    • CommentTimeJun 22nd 2009
     

    Why are people so negative towards changes/innovation/etc? Just wait and see. I’m certain it’ll be a blast.

    I don’t mind innovation, but BioShock 2 could be so much better but we’re being served a load of crap with inlaid gold and truffles.

  39.  

    I have no knowledge of this BioShock 2, apart from its existence. Please, elaborate on its negative aspects, as the original BioShock was beautiful.

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      CommentAuthorVirgil
    • CommentTimeJun 22nd 2009
     

    I agree with you, the original was spectacular.

    If you want total and complete assessment on why they will be bad, read this article and this one. I wrote the second, but the first is a little more complete.

    For those tl;dr people, I’ll quickly summarize.

    The people who made the first one (2K Boston), very few of which are going to the new studio (2K Marin). Also, the director, Ken Levine, is not in the project as well, and he had a big, big influence on the undercurrents of philosophy and style of the first game. Normally team changes aren’t that big of a deal, but in this case too many things have changed.

    It’s taking the most obvious direction possible, which is staying in Rapture and playing a Big Daddy, but not the slow kind with one or two weapons, a fast one that can use plasmids. Any fucktard on any forum could come up with the new concepts being debuted in B2. The story told in B was complete and unambiguous. Just trying to explain the whole deal with the prototype Daddy and Big Sister will raise eyebrows. A true sequel to Bioshock shouldn’t be in Rapture, but it should carry on the same ideals of the first, namely human nature under pressure.

    Rapture was also a new shiny toy in B. You didn’t exactly know what it was going to throw at you next and it still had an aura of mystery about it. Staying in Rapture for B2, players lose that sense of wonder. That wonder is further butchered when you get to go out into the ocean. The antagonists in B were actually interesting and had proper motivations and felt like true, unseen villains. Instead we get a cock and bull story about the Big Sister who wants to maintain ‘order’ in Rapture and you are supposed to somehow disrupt this. Plot twists are also glaringly obvious, hopefully someone at Marin will not be retarded enough to make the Big Sister your original sister as a prototype Daddy.

    The morality cycle or curve is also the exact same thing. Do you help Sisters or do you hurt them? I mean, come on, some imagination could have gone here. I already didn’t like the black and white, super good or super evil, endings of B, but literally the same thing redone is appalling. While other games like the KotOR series have had similar curves (jedi or sith), that felt more organic and there were different choices to be made.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009
     

    Thanks to Yahtzee, I just bought my friend an epic birthday present. He better like it.

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      CommentAuthorVirgil
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009 edited
     

    I love Yahtzee! If you like him, watch GameDamage

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009
     

    Oooh, ok.

    Also, would it be wrong to buy myself the same present? It would, wouldn’t it….

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      CommentAuthorVirgil
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009
     

    What was it?

  40.  

    Am I this friend?

    sayyesplease.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009 edited
     

    >:D

    Am watching Game Damage— and wow, it’s actually kinda not funny. Well, it is, in that I know where I should be laughing, but I’m not. :/ I think Yahtzee does need a script… or at least is not the winging it type.

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      CommentAuthorVirgil
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009
     

    Yeah at some parts it gets unfunny, but I still want to support them. Yahtzee’s reviews are always good though.

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      CommentAuthorJeni
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009
     

    Best parts: Duke Nukem Forever, going through the streets of Brisbane and Yahtzee’s adventure game segment. :D