Man, I can't wait for that discussion about something!
Man, I can't wait for that discussion about something!
I'll still probably play it, since I don't see it as quite the egregious shift Prince of Persia: Warrior Within was. But it was an annoying trend for sure.
Yeah, the later Simpsons games were usually just "alright."
I really wish they'd just let you buy the disc/cartridge and offload that info as you please, like with CDs.
You really don't like zero mission. Lol
Errr... No. I meant I was old enough and had my own console to play m rated games on. It is the same game with a different paint coat mostly.
I think a lot of people came around on WW upon actually playing it, but the buzz leading up to it was negative for sure.
I really want to play JSRF again.
I don't know what it was about Virtua Fightr 4, which is the only game in the series I played, but I just couldn't get interested in the mechanics. I'll believe anyone who says it's the most technical fighter, but at the end of the day I like some speed and flashy special moves in my fighters. VF4 just seemed a bit too straightforward for my taste and I imagine that's why the series doesn't do as well stateside, especially since UFC games apparently do a good job representing more realistic fighting bouts.
Most people prefer 64, so that's no surprise. No one ever claims it's due to their nostalgia, but as someone who was never wowed by Mario 64 after having experienced Star Fox 64 first, I always wonder. Did any game in the Prime series have a screw attack? I thought the original did have a space jump at least, though it was really just a double jump. Honestly, I didn't think much of it at the time, but looking back that game has some of the most intuitive platforming in any first-person game outside of maybe Titanfall 2.
Funny you mention The Guy Game, since I saw a review of that on a YouTube channel called Scott the Woz recently.
I just realized I never mentioned The Simpsons arcade games or Bart's VR Nightmare or the other SNES Simpsons games I played. That list of games I missed grows ever bigger, even when I'm exhausted from all the years I played so many damn games.
I'm completely unfamiliar with the Xeno series aside from being aware of its existence and a handful of trailers and screenshots.