thatI have to give it another go sometime and see if I can get more into it as well :/
I wish that DLC was as good as the DmC DLC.
Vaseline. Vaseline everywhere.
When I clicked on More details on Gamestop.com it says "Pre-order to receive artbook packaging", so it's probably the same one. Like the KH 1.5 LE or the FFX HD one coming out I would guess.
As I'm getting less and less free time for gaming my patience for not having a clue where to go next is getting shorter. Probably why I've put off replaying Super Metroid even though I absolutely loved it the last time I played it.
Doesn't really matter. The Metal Gear series is dead.
All well, I guess MGS never made sense. The characters' personalities are the only redeeming thing in the story, but were too slapstick in Reveangence.
Yep, confirmed a while back. And wow, Necro is pretty awful.
Which is like The Three Stooges (2012) becoming a sequel to The A-Team (2010).
That's a fair point, if you don't have the time you used to have then some games just aren't going to be as worth it I suppose, I guess you could always use a guide just so you don't spend so much time lost, but I don't know if you'd want to do that or not.
An example of when the sequel would be better than the original
Does the female league have their own theme music?
!!! Back to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmqX9NRZOy0
That might be what I do wit Super Metroid. Maybe have a ~30 minute grace period for being lost between areas or something.
Connecticut? That seems like quite the change.
Setting a time for yourself is probably a good idea, that way you won't waste too much of your gaming time being lost and you also won't get impatient enough to stop playing the game hopefully haha.
Yah it's exciting/scary. Girlfriend lives here, internship is based here, lot more job/internship opportunites (which were nada in the small town I'm from), not too long a train from NYC, etc.
Hahaha, aren't you closer in age to Hank and me than most of these guys? I could swear you were...
Congrats, I think.
same, been about 3 years now. thanks, i thinkHahaha, aren't you closer in age to Hank and me than most of these guys? I could swear you were...
But yeah, games these days do a lot of hand holding and take out a bunch of the difficulty/challenge. As such, younger generations don't recall the "old-school" games and how their design was challenging and they were hard to complete because of things like lives and continues running out. Gamers have become used to regenerating health and automatic checkpoints. So when a game doesn't spell everything out or doesn't make things easy, gamers just usually rage now ... (I still think this is why the original Dead Rising system gets all the hate it does [or at least a good portion of it]).
The design in SotN is pretty decent in that, if you go in a direction you're not supposed to yet, you will have trouble getting passed some obstacle. Some jump you can't make that requires the bat form, etc. -- the worst of most of the game is if you haven't found the items necessary to trigger the real boss in Dracula's throne room and open up the upside down castle. If you're stuck, you could always ask in here, if you don't want to use a guide -- I'm sure a lot of us played the game enough to at least vaguely remember what your next goal/area should be.
Super Metroid is the same way, I think -- there may be people in here who remember it better than I do, but I probably haven't played/finished that game since 1995... so it's been almost 20 years and when I watched the speed run on AGDQ2014, I was vaguely remembering stuff, but not anywhere near the level where I wouldn't tell you to go look in a FAQ.
Congrats, I think.
Is this the same girlfriend from before or a new one?
Yeah I'm on the older range here. Now that I've got a decent device to play it on (previously I tried playing it on a PSP with a cracked screen and no battery life), I'll see it through. I've definitely become babied by all the hand holding that games do now. Last time I finished Super Metroid was...late 90s (after the N64 had came out), so it's been a while. The things I remember being frustrated in Super Metroid was learning wall jumps, disappearing blocks, and learning how to bomb jump.Hahaha, aren't you closer in age to Hank and me than most of these guys? I could swear you were...
But yeah, games these days do a lot of hand holding and take out a bunch of the difficulty/challenge. As such, younger generations don't recall the "old-school" games and how their design was challenging and they were hard to complete because of things like lives and continues running out. Gamers have become used to regenerating health and automatic checkpoints. So when a game doesn't spell everything out or doesn't make things easy, gamers just usually rage now ... (I still think this is why the original Dead Rising system gets all the hate it does [or at least a good portion of it]).
The design in SotN is pretty decent in that, if you go in a direction you're not supposed to yet, you will have trouble getting passed some obstacle. Some jump you can't make that requires the bat form, etc. -- the worst of most of the game is if you haven't found the items necessary to trigger the real boss in Dracula's throne room and open up the upside down castle. If you're stuck, you could always ask in here, if you don't want to use a guide -- I'm sure a lot of us played the game enough to at least vaguely remember what your next goal/area should be.
Super Metroid is the same way, I think -- there may be people in here who remember it better than I do, but I probably haven't played/finished that game since 1995... so it's been almost 20 years and when I watched the speed run on AGDQ2014, I was vaguely remembering stuff, but not anywhere near the level where I wouldn't tell you to go look in a FAQ.
Congrats, I think.
Is this the same girlfriend from before or a new one?
Congrats. Welcome to the next step post-college.
It's the only way to play Mario & Sonic visit RussiaTotally.
Nintendoes shit da best.
