Hobie-wan wrote:Bravo sir. I though I was a sucker for punishment with Deadly Towers.Octopod wrote:Athena on NES.
Yup. Athena gets a lot of crap but I love the damn game lol. It has been a couple years since I have played it though.
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Yup. Athena gets a lot of crap but I love the damn game lol. It has been a couple years since I have played it though.
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super metroid on snes
I was lost at first, you really need some one to explain the game. I never knew it was about exploring and finding stuff. With a shooting arm, I thought it was all about killing enemies. Turns out it is deeper than that.
Although I was impressed by it, I wouldn't play it over again. For me there is a lot to explore and hidden stuff to figure on my own. I really hate it when you have to find your way out when stuck, specially when it is a big world.
I was lost at first, you really need some one to explain the game. I never knew it was about exploring and finding stuff. With a shooting arm, I thought it was all about killing enemies. Turns out it is deeper than that.
Although I was impressed by it, I wouldn't play it over again. For me there is a lot to explore and hidden stuff to figure on my own. I really hate it when you have to find your way out when stuck, specially when it is a big world.
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HellHammer
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Killer 7...it's one of the only games I know of with a sketch factor. I played again months later and was enthralled.
Sin and Punishment's control scheme was really not agreeing with me the first time I played it. I later got a Classic Controller and I've since played it through several times.
EDIT: I completely forgot that after renting the first MGS, I 'hated' the entire series. Up until a year ago, when I played the entire series in succession and fell in love.
Sin and Punishment's control scheme was really not agreeing with me the first time I played it. I later got a Classic Controller and I've since played it through several times.
EDIT: I completely forgot that after renting the first MGS, I 'hated' the entire series. Up until a year ago, when I played the entire series in succession and fell in love.
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Incognito D
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This is how I've always felt about Metroid Prime. Seeing as you managed to get over it, maybe I'll give it another go, or then again...Dylan wrote:The first time I played Metroid Prime, I thought it was boring.
it is boring
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What really helped it for me was getting past the Chozo Ruins. After that the game started getting increasingly more fun.Incognito D wrote:This is how I've always felt about Metroid Prime. Seeing as you managed to get over it, maybe I'll give it another go, or then again...
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Final Fantasy IV.
I rented it when I was a kid, and never having played an RPG before, had no clue what the hell was going on. I kept talking to people in a castle and couldn't find my way out. I turned it off and declared it a horrible game.
A couple years later, after discovering Chrono Trigger, I played it again... and to this day it is one of my favorite RPGs of all time.
I rented it when I was a kid, and never having played an RPG before, had no clue what the hell was going on. I kept talking to people in a castle and couldn't find my way out. I turned it off and declared it a horrible game.
A couple years later, after discovering Chrono Trigger, I played it again... and to this day it is one of my favorite RPGs of all time.