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On December 26 2011 01:07 mdb wrote:
I came for the porn, stayed for the games
Son, was disappointed, but after some reads, "not bad"
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also I forgot.. advanced tactics for GBA is awesome
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On December 26 2011 00:22 RogerX wrote:Show nested quote +On December 26 2011 00:13 Purind wrote:
Phoenix Wright was so awesome. The ending to each game was so epic. None of this cliffhanger open-ended ending to the 2nd installment that every trilogy seems to employ. Ending to the 2nd game was so epic, and many believe it to be the best case in the entire series (not me personally, I loved the 3rd game's ending too much).
Unlike normal people, I actually enjoyed Apollo Justice. Didn't like the Miles Edgeworth game though.
Ghost Trick was a fantastic game. It just hooks you more and more as you get deeper into it. My friend described it like this:"It's like the epicness of the last case of the 3rd PW game stretched into an entire game." I didn't believe him at first, but I played the game and understood
My list, in no particular order, would go something like this (all DS games, I owned a DS and a gameboy):
Dragon Quest 5 remake - I love the DQ series, and this is either my fav or 2nd fav in the series. I liked the DS version more than SNES just because you could use 4 guys (if I recall, the SNES version only allowed 3).
Contra 4 - Never beat it on hard, got to the 5th level. The dual screen can be kinda confusing and awkward if your 2nd screen isn't parallel to the first, and even if it is, there's an illusion of some dead space between the screens.
Disgaea remake - Never played the original, or any other Disgaea game. Heard great things about it, thought it was all exaggeration. It was, kinda, but man it was still amazing
Ghost Trick
Prof. Layton series - still gotta get the 3rd game.
I hear 999 was really good, I still gotta get that too
The common point between our lists? There are more sequels and remakes than there are original titles (we never got PW outisde Japan, but that was a GBA remake) Try out hotel Dusk 215. If you like Layton and PW you'll most certainly like this one.
Played and liked 
On December 26 2011 01:36 puppykiller wrote:
So where is advanced wars?
Freaking awesome, but not awesomer than the others on his/my list. I didn't play the first one on DS, I believe Dual Strike, but I played Days of ruin. The campaign story was surprisingly decent. I didn't expect anything from the story after playing the ones on the GBA.
Forgot to put Yugioh on my list. Laughable, I know, but I spent over 100 hours each game, from 2008 to 2011
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That Cena picture also made me laugh. I hear people mention chrono trigger a lot, even though I've never tried it. I'll have to check it out.
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On December 26 2011 00:22 RogerX wrote:Show nested quote +On December 26 2011 00:13 Purind wrote:
Phoenix Wright was so awesome. The ending to each game was so epic. None of this cliffhanger open-ended ending to the 2nd installment that every trilogy seems to employ. Ending to the 2nd game was so epic, and many believe it to be the best case in the entire series (not me personally, I loved the 3rd game's ending too much).
Unlike normal people, I actually enjoyed Apollo Justice. Didn't like the Miles Edgeworth game though.
Ghost Trick was a fantastic game. It just hooks you more and more as you get deeper into it. My friend described it like this:"It's like the epicness of the last case of the 3rd PW game stretched into an entire game." I didn't believe him at first, but I played the game and understood
My list, in no particular order, would go something like this (all DS games, I owned a DS and a gameboy):
Dragon Quest 5 remake - I love the DQ series, and this is either my fav or 2nd fav in the series. I liked the DS version more than SNES just because you could use 4 guys (if I recall, the SNES version only allowed 3).
Contra 4 - Never beat it on hard, got to the 5th level. The dual screen can be kinda confusing and awkward if your 2nd screen isn't parallel to the first, and even if it is, there's an illusion of some dead space between the screens.
Disgaea remake - Never played the original, or any other Disgaea game. Heard great things about it, thought it was all exaggeration. It was, kinda, but man it was still amazing
Ghost Trick
Prof. Layton series - still gotta get the 3rd game.
I hear 999 was really good, I still gotta get that too
The common point between our lists? There are more sequels and remakes than there are original titles (we never got PW outisde Japan, but that was a GBA remake) Try out hotel Dusk 215. If you like Layton and PW you'll most certainly like this one.
I'd have to disagree about hotel dusk--both my gf and i enjoy layton and she likes PW (i havnt gotten around to it yet) but we both didn't enjoy hotel dusk much at all...
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On December 26 2011 04:12 Purind wrote:Show nested quote +On December 26 2011 00:22 RogerX wrote:On December 26 2011 00:13 Purind wrote:
Phoenix Wright was so awesome. The ending to each game was so epic. None of this cliffhanger open-ended ending to the 2nd installment that every trilogy seems to employ. Ending to the 2nd game was so epic, and many believe it to be the best case in the entire series (not me personally, I loved the 3rd game's ending too much).
Unlike normal people, I actually enjoyed Apollo Justice. Didn't like the Miles Edgeworth game though.
Ghost Trick was a fantastic game. It just hooks you more and more as you get deeper into it. My friend described it like this:"It's like the epicness of the last case of the 3rd PW game stretched into an entire game." I didn't believe him at first, but I played the game and understood
My list, in no particular order, would go something like this (all DS games, I owned a DS and a gameboy):
Dragon Quest 5 remake - I love the DQ series, and this is either my fav or 2nd fav in the series. I liked the DS version more than SNES just because you could use 4 guys (if I recall, the SNES version only allowed 3).
Contra 4 - Never beat it on hard, got to the 5th level. The dual screen can be kinda confusing and awkward if your 2nd screen isn't parallel to the first, and even if it is, there's an illusion of some dead space between the screens.
Disgaea remake - Never played the original, or any other Disgaea game. Heard great things about it, thought it was all exaggeration. It was, kinda, but man it was still amazing
Ghost Trick
Prof. Layton series - still gotta get the 3rd game.
I hear 999 was really good, I still gotta get that too
The common point between our lists? There are more sequels and remakes than there are original titles (we never got PW outisde Japan, but that was a GBA remake) Try out hotel Dusk 215. If you like Layton and PW you'll most certainly like this one. Played and liked Freaking awesome, but not awesomer than the others on his/my list. I didn't play the first one on DS, I believe Dual Strike, but I played Days of ruin. The campaign story was surprisingly decent. I didn't expect anything from the story after playing the ones on the GBA. Forgot to put Yugioh on my list. Laughable, I know, but I spent over 100 hours each game, from 2008 to 2011
Dude yugioh games are awesome! Or they are once you go online to find some glitch that lets you get interesting cards so you can stop depending on 1900 atk bland monster decks
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On December 26 2011 08:21 neo_sporin wrote:Show nested quote +On December 26 2011 00:22 RogerX wrote:On December 26 2011 00:13 Purind wrote:
Phoenix Wright was so awesome. The ending to each game was so epic. None of this cliffhanger open-ended ending to the 2nd installment that every trilogy seems to employ. Ending to the 2nd game was so epic, and many believe it to be the best case in the entire series (not me personally, I loved the 3rd game's ending too much).
Unlike normal people, I actually enjoyed Apollo Justice. Didn't like the Miles Edgeworth game though.
Ghost Trick was a fantastic game. It just hooks you more and more as you get deeper into it. My friend described it like this:"It's like the epicness of the last case of the 3rd PW game stretched into an entire game." I didn't believe him at first, but I played the game and understood
My list, in no particular order, would go something like this (all DS games, I owned a DS and a gameboy):
Dragon Quest 5 remake - I love the DQ series, and this is either my fav or 2nd fav in the series. I liked the DS version more than SNES just because you could use 4 guys (if I recall, the SNES version only allowed 3).
Contra 4 - Never beat it on hard, got to the 5th level. The dual screen can be kinda confusing and awkward if your 2nd screen isn't parallel to the first, and even if it is, there's an illusion of some dead space between the screens.
Disgaea remake - Never played the original, or any other Disgaea game. Heard great things about it, thought it was all exaggeration. It was, kinda, but man it was still amazing
Ghost Trick
Prof. Layton series - still gotta get the 3rd game.
I hear 999 was really good, I still gotta get that too
The common point between our lists? There are more sequels and remakes than there are original titles (we never got PW outisde Japan, but that was a GBA remake) Try out hotel Dusk 215. If you like Layton and PW you'll most certainly like this one. I'd have to disagree about hotel dusk--both my gf and i enjoy layton and she likes PW (i havnt gotten around to it yet) but we both didn't enjoy hotel dusk much at all...
Bummer :/
Any reason? I don't have problem with your opinion but I was just so sure that people would love HD if they'd played those two games :O
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