|
|
 Rank: Koopa Troopa Groups: Member
Joined: 12/31/2004 Posts: 31
|
Theres been some sweet games out there that have been made to this day but we all have our favorites. Back in the day my favorite all time game was Megaman 2 and will always have a place in my heart. Now we have new games at the moment that we like to play the most. Mine being ZELDA-THE WINDWAKER. I love the story and the new pixel graphic style. Also the gameplay is spectacular. So what I'm asking to you is what is your all time fave and your new fave?
If u mess wit the best you go down like the rest and thats why I suggest you dont mess wit this pest
|
|

 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
, Moderators
Joined: 12/13/2004 Posts: 3,577 Location: Ontario, Canada
|
I like a lot of games equally well, I'd have to say my all time favorite is Mega Man (I can't decide which one, so I'll say the whole NES series) and my new favorite... well, I really can't think of one that I'd call my favorite on the current generation consoles...

|
|

 Rank: Koopa Paratroopa Groups: Member
Joined: 11/29/2004 Posts: 396 Location: Holland
|
For the moment mine are: -Nes: Toki. -Gb: Metroid 2. -Psone: Tenchu 2. -Snes: Ren & Stimpy,the warp. My NES collection so far...
|
|

 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
Joined: 12/18/2004 Posts: 2,642 Location: Danville, IL
|
Favorites... Touchy question. Let's see... :? For NES it'd have to be Ninja GaiDen. As far as the newer stuff? Even though it has been out for awhile, I'd have to say CastleVania: Symphony of the Night. It's awesome how you can go anywhere in the game! http://robertlbryant.com
|
|

 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
, Moderators
Joined: 12/29/2004 Posts: 4,525 Location: not where I want to be now
|
I always liked Zelda and the Super Mario series.
In the new days it's definitely The Wind Waker.
May 16th...
|
|

 Rank: Koopa Paratroopa Groups: Member
Joined: 12/5/2004 Posts: 325 Location: Rutland Massachusetts
|
Zelda and Mario are my favorite. No matter what game, it's always an instant classic
Assail MyspaceAssail Purevolume
|
|

 Rank: Koopa Troopa Groups: Member
Joined: 12/22/2004 Posts: 63 Location: Erie PA
|
Atari- Gravitar NES- Castlevania 2 & 3 SNES- FF3 Sega- Golden Axe 2 Saturn- The Mansion of Hidden Souls 64- Bond GameCube- StarWars Rebel Strike
now I know its just a phase but I recenly required GrandTheft auto, San Andreas for the PlayStation 2 and I gotta give um credit. That game is wicked way better than the others.
|
|

 Rank: Koopa Paratroopa Groups:
Joined: 11/28/2004 Posts: 231
|
"matt111beer" wrote:now I know its just a phase but I recenly required GrandTheft auto, San Andreas for the PlayStation 2 and I gotta give um credit. That game is wicked way better than the others. What's better about it? I played GTA3 a decent amount, and Vice City just to see what was different. What's new in SA? -- Derek
|
|
 Rank: Koopa Troopa Groups: Member
Joined: 12/31/2004 Posts: 31
|
San Andreas is 4 times as big as vice city. Thats one better thing about it. More playing time. more exploration and more tasks. Over 100 missions total to beat the game which still leaves you with more to do after you beat it. And a new storyline that is pretty choppy at places but makes the game a good one. More side Missions, new workout ability, more people, more properties, eat to stay alive, and plenty more. If your saying its not that different from the old ones, please check again.
If u mess wit the best you go down like the rest and thats why I suggest you dont mess wit this pest
|
|

 Rank: Koopa Troopa Groups: Member
Joined: 12/16/2004 Posts: 189 Location: spencer
|
Nes - Megaman series Snes - Megaman X N64 - conkers bad fur day Gamecube - Resident evil (all that are for GC) and megaman Nintendo DS - Spiderman 2 and Mario 64 ds
|
|

 Rank: Koopa Paratroopa Groups:
Joined: 11/28/2004 Posts: 231
|
"Notonate" wrote:San Andreas is 4 times as big as vice city. Thats one better thing about it. More playing time. more exploration and more tasks. Over 100 missions total to beat the game which still leaves you with more to do after you beat it. And a new storyline that is pretty choppy at places but makes the game a good one. More side Missions, new workout ability, more people, more properties, eat to stay alive, and plenty more. If your saying its not that different from the old ones, please check again. I haven't played San Andreas yet-- I was seriously wondering what's new. It sounds like there's quite a few things, and I may have to check it out. Thanks. -- Derek
|
|

 Rank: Koopa Troopa Groups: Member
Joined: 12/22/2004 Posts: 63 Location: Erie PA
|
Plus the actually being able to swim in this one is a big plus. The jetpack is awesome as well as the hydra plane and if they shoot you down u jump out and pop open your parachute.
|
|

 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
Joined: 12/18/2004 Posts: 2,642 Location: Danville, IL
|
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to play GTA SA yet. I am interested to see some of these new features. You can swim! It took a few games to come up with that concept, huh? http://robertlbryant.com
|
|

 Rank: Koopa Paratroopa Groups:
Joined: 11/28/2004 Posts: 231
|
"Roth" wrote:Unfortunately, I haven't been able to play GTA SA yet. I am interested to see some of these new features. You can swim! It took a few games to come up with that concept, huh? Mario was swimming in 1984, dammit! ;-) -- Derek
|
|

 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
, Moderators
Joined: 12/13/2004 Posts: 3,577 Location: Ontario, Canada
|
I've been playing a little San Andreas, and I'm under-impressed, if I were to get any of the three PS2 GTA games it would be that one, but it's not all it's hyped up to be. maybe I'm jaded after having played through the last two, but it's just not that great.

|
|

 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
Joined: 12/18/2004 Posts: 2,642 Location: Danville, IL
|
"NES-Luke" wrote:I've been playing a little San Andreas, and I'm under-impressed, if I were to get any of the three PS2 GTA games it would be that one, but it's not all it's hyped up to be. maybe I'm jaded after having played through the last two, but it's just not that great. I can see that. Sometimes, the same concept that goes in a series of games can wear thin. If there isn't something substantially different (and better) in some titles, it gets bland. This isn't true of all games, though... http://robertlbryant.com
|
|

 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
, Moderators
Joined: 12/13/2004 Posts: 3,577 Location: Ontario, Canada
|
don't get me wrong, there are a lot of solid new features in it, but something just doesn't play as well as say GTA III for example, that game played beautifully.

|
|
 Rank: Koopa Troopa Groups: Member
Joined: 12/31/2004 Posts: 31
|
"I haven't played San Andreas yet-- I was seriously wondering what's new. It sounds like there's quite a few things, and I may have to check it out. Thanks."
LOL, terribly sorry on the abrupt response. Got a little defensive. I thought you were putting it down but now I see the different point your coming from. YES I recommend you try it. Took me over 50 hrs to beat. Theres even more to do considering i only have %69.87 or something to that exact done.
If u mess wit the best you go down like the rest and thats why I suggest you dont mess wit this pest
|
|

 Rank: Hammer Bros. Groups: Member
Joined: 1/7/2005 Posts: 1,251 Location: UK
|
"dkalweit" wrote:"Roth" wrote:Unfortunately, I haven't been able to play GTA SA yet. I am interested to see some of these new features. You can swim! It took a few games to come up with that concept, huh? Mario was swimming in 1984, dammit! ;-) -- Derek I think he means it's new for a GTA game. I found it funny how in GTA3 your guy could get hit my multiple bullets, be in big car crashes, fall from great heights and live to tell the tale. But as soon as he hit water he drowned. He really needed to take some swimming lessons.
|
|

 Rank: Koopa Paratroopa Groups:
Joined: 11/28/2004 Posts: 231
|
"daynum" wrote:"dkalweit" wrote:"Roth" wrote:Unfortunately, I haven't been able to play GTA SA yet. I am interested to see some of these new features. You can swim! It took a few games to come up with that concept, huh? Mario was swimming in 1984, dammit! ;-) I think he means it's new for a GTA game. Oh, I know. I'm just mentioning that the idea has been around forever, so for them not to include it in GTA3 at least was pretty short-sighted or something... Quote:I found it funny how in GTA3 your guy could get hit my multiple bullets, be in big car crashes, fall from great heights and live to tell the tale. But as soon as he hit water he drowned. He really needed to take some swimming lessons. Yes-- dying by falling into the water was definitely the most ANNOYING part of playing GTA3. Even in water that should be really shallow! -- Derek
|
|
|
Guest |