nooooooThe Dutch Slayer said:is blade kitten any good?
hehe ok than guess I'll skip thatShockingAlberto said:noooooo
Chiaroscuro said:Still undecided about Moon Diver... convince me GAF.
Gaspode_T said:Sometimes people judge games that cost as much as a McDonalds Value Meal with same standards as $60 games
Moon Diver seems pretty cool to me...I know some people hate on it when it was released too but whatever. I just still think if some of these games were released in 16-bit era people would have been having nose bleeds and other bodily fluid problems, it's easy to forget how far 2D games have come since then.
thelatestmodel said:I always maintain that a good game is a good game, no matter what the platform or date of release. If you like Moon Diver, that's cool.
However, like many others, I would strongly urge anyone to try it first, because it's really not that great.
Chiaroscuro said:Is Moon Diver worth to play alone? I do not have much time for gathering 4 people into multiplayer.
Ok, thanks for the opinions. Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 is good. Not as good or as difficult as the first one, but still worth your time, imo. The platforming is a lot more forgiving and there is an auto heal device that you get early on that you may as well keep in your inventory at all times. They force you to use new weapons every once in a while but 90% of the time the main gun is best. I don't remember what happened in the story besides the last boss being stupid, story wise. Still, overall a fun game.Gaspode_T said:Outland in my opinion is a must buy for any person that calls themselves a serious gamer!
Yars Revenge is fun to me...the story is kind of done with static art and subtitles, the talking during the frantic action is almost impossible to keep track of because it doesn't use voices, there are annoyances like that but at 400 pts I forgive those. Level 3 is set in cloud almost Ikaruga looking sci-fi city, so it's not all jungle levels. Basically it is using Panzer Dragoon/Rez type lockon mechanics but it's a little bit less polished and sometimes confusing to know how to keep your chain high, but as far as I have figured out you keep RT to kill weak enemies (chaingun), use RB to kill strong enemies which requires some interval in between to recharge (railgun? lightgun? don't remember what they call it), and then you have to stop chaingunning and use LT to lockon and fire missiles, so it really only makes sense for bosses or where there are lots of strong enemies. The achievements look 80% hard to get, one of them is going through a level without taking damage or something. There is a hardcore mode where you don't have the healing shields as another one of the achievements.
Islands of Wakfu ... play the demo, that's basically what the game is like, if collecting little gems scratches an itch for you it might be fun, I personally like the isometric art and don't mind the cheesiness, and there is also some sort of (French made???) cartoon that might explain the story better
I ended up buying Moon Diver, Shank and Serious Sam as well (gotta support my Serbian/Croatian bros for the latter).
I don't have MNC, I haven't ended up playing Section 8 that much although I really did like it a lot, so I probably just don't prefer FPS multiplayer that much over my other single player games...
I have a hard time filtering if Blade Kitten is getting hated on in the same way Comic Jumper was, what I played of the Blade Kitten demo didn't seem THAT bad, it was basically like Strider-ish jumping with a girl cat character. NES game mechanics aren't evil to me, I almost prefer that simplicity.
I was hovering over Ghostbusters and Blade Kitten but held off so far...I don't have Rearmed 2 either so more opinions there would be nice, I definitely probably will never get it at 1200 so...
MikeE21286 said:How long is Outland?
I already picked it up, but if it's like 4 hours or so I might just power through it tonight and then move on to some other bigger releases.
Stumpokapow said:More like 5-6 hours.
Moon Diver is what the Japanese call kusoge.Chiaroscuro said:Still undecided about Moon Diver... convince me GAF.
Stumpokapow said:More like 5-6 hours.
Zanosuke said:If you consider yourself a gamer you must buy Outland. The game is amazing!
Wolfgunblood Garopa said:Whoa there. It's decent. Above average if you're really feeling that art style. This game gets undeserved over the top hyperbole, similar to Bastion. Decent games, worth it if you have no backlog.
I have a huge backlog and I have to agree on Bastion (not played Outland).Fortinbras said:Both games were worth my time, even with my huge backlog. Outland is great and for 400 pts. it's a steal.
Wolfgunblood Garopa said:Whoa there. It's decent. Above average if you're really feeling that art style. This game gets undeserved over the top hyperbole, similar to Bastion. Decent games, worth it if you have no backlog.
Brettison said:I'd disagree. The controls are tight, art really nice and refreshing, I dig the ost, and I really like the ikaruga like gameplay element put into a metroidvania like platformer. Honestly I don't see anything I dislike about the game, and it runs well. I don't see how I'd call it merely decent. I have way more issues with other retail releases this year compared to Bastion or Outland.
You know what they say about opinions....Wolfgunblood Garopa said:Maybe we are so starved for these types of games, anything with those game mechanics is hyped as an essential godlike purchase. I don't know how else to explain it, because Outland is not a great game by any means, much less a must play.
What deserves the hyperbole, is Hard Corps: Uprising. It smokes Outland, Bastion, the rest of the recent XBLA games.
I don't have a problem with appreciating Outland, but when it gets the kind of praise reserved for the true masterpieces that are must plays... it starts to get weird.
Wolfgunblood Garopa said:Whoa there. It's decent. Above average if you're really feeling that art style. This game gets undeserved over the top hyperbole, similar to Bastion. Decent games, worth it if you have no backlog.
Wolfgunblood Garopa said:I don't have a problem with appreciating Outland, but when it gets the kind of praise reserved for the true masterpieces that are must plays... it starts to get weird.
10-15 hours to do everything IIRC. (two play-throughs, all of the optional stuff)Ken Masters said:this game is not on sale but seeing how we have a little XBLA discussion, how long is Bastion?
charlequin said:There has literally been no game in its little genre corner that have been executed with such skill and polish in the last fifteen years. It is singular and not worth missing for anyone who finds the premise intriguing, IMO. One of the best things you could possibly get on XBLA for $5.
A masterpiece is something like, I dunno, Super Metroid. Outland isn't that, to be sure, but it is a rock-solid side-scrolling action game with good level design, perfect controls, and great boss design.
I beat it in about 4 an a half hours, but started a second play though as soon as I was finished.Ken Masters said:this game is not on sale but seeing how we have a little XBLA discussion, how long is Bastion?
PepsimanVsJoe said:10-15 hours to do everything IIRC. (two play-throughs, all of the optional stuff)
New Game+Ken Masters said:what's the advantage of 2 play throughs?
toythatkills said:Ilomilo isn't on sale.
Just sayin'. OP really needs updating!
Last week it was. It's not any more.Chiaroscuro said:It is, but it is not part of the same deal. It is part of the Deal of the Week this week, only for gold members.