(01-31-2012, 03:24 AM)Sonikku Wrote: oot3d and mk7 and skyward sword and kirbys adventure and kirby mass attack and like 5 other games because i cant stick to one thing



did i mention darunia's dance in oot3d is like a fucking disney movie and its hilarious

I luv mah Gorons...every time I see that explorer dude in SS I smile; he's just aweome!

Pokemon White and Crackdown 2. Playing some of my favorites while I wait for Reckoning.

Haven't posted in awhile. I'm starting Sakura Samurai (3DS eShop), now working 150cc in Mario Kart 7, and I play a few other games mainly when I feel like playing something else for a short while.

Overlord

Been playing Brawl Busters a bit lately.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning

Chibi Robo.
I'd forgotten how much I love this game.

I tried the demo of Amalur, then read about some of EA's new policies concerning the game (online pass to get into areas and factions) and said fuck that. It was nice, but I'd rather not pay $60+ fora game when I can find other decent RPGs used at half price. Maybe Skyrim as gone down by now; I'll prob pick it up when i get DS2 on the 15th.

I'm done with the whole online pass thing so imma drop it here.

And how is Chbi Robo? Isn't it like that game where you're cleaning up after the house as a tiny robot (hence the obvious title)...I think I remember it, looked cute. What kind of gamepay does it have? It seemed like platformer adventure type thing...

Oh man. Chibi Robo was amazing. Definitely one of my favorite games on the GCN.

It's pretty much an adventure game, I would say. You're given a bunch of gadgets to clean/do things with, costumes to wear, wacky NPCs to interact with, side quests and mini-games, a touching story, and generally goofy fun all around.

Chibi-Robo is one of the oddest games I've ever played, but at the same time also one of the most refreshing.

It's the kind of game you think you wouldn't enjoy it, but when you give it a chance things are likely to change. My brother seems to hate it with a passion, but I personally loved the game.

There is a sequel that was localized for the US, called Park Patrol, and it's on the DS, if you're interested.

(02-07-2012, 11:00 PM)Kakashifan Wrote: I tried the demo of Amalur, then read about some of EA's new policies concerning the game (online pass to get into areas and factions) and said fuck that. It was nice, but I'd rather not pay $60+ fora game when I can find other decent RPGs used at half price. Maybe Skyrim as gone down by now; I'll prob pick it up when i get DS2 on the 15th.

Skyrim is currently 40 dollars on Steam as opposed to 60.

Currently playing Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.

The combat is fluid and a nice change up from the clunky way Skyrim (or any elder scrolls game) handles combat. The art style is charming and fun to look at. This game is just a complete joy to play.

VERY FUN!

(02-08-2012, 06:24 AM)Keychain Wrote:

(02-07-2012, 11:00 PM)Kakashifan Wrote: I tried the demo of Amalur, then read about some of EA's new policies concerning the game (online pass to get into areas and factions) and said fuck that. It was nice, but I'd rather not pay $60+ fora game when I can find other decent RPGs used at half price. Maybe Skyrim as gone down by now; I'll prob pick it up when i get DS2 on the 15th.

Skyrim is currently 40 dollars on Steam as opposed to 60.

Isn't Steam only for PC or I am wrong? Which version is better? PC cause of mods, obviously right? Honestly haven't used my Pc for game playing too much...don't know i fit can handle it lol.

(02-08-2012, 12:57 PM)Kakashifan Wrote:

(02-08-2012, 06:24 AM)Keychain Wrote:

(02-07-2012, 11:00 PM)Kakashifan Wrote: I tried the demo of Amalur, then read about some of EA's new policies concerning the game (online pass to get into areas and factions) and said fuck that. It was nice, but I'd rather not pay $60+ fora game when I can find other decent RPGs used at half price. Maybe Skyrim as gone down by now; I'll prob pick it up when i get DS2 on the 15th.

Skyrim is currently 40 dollars on Steam as opposed to 60.

Isn't Steam only for PC or I am wrong? Which version is better? PC cause of mods, obviously right? Honestly haven't used my Pc for game playing too much...don't know i fit can handle it lol.

Even if you have to run a game on low settings I say the mods are still worth it. And, you can always upgrade later, and have the eye candy when your machine is ready for it.