under tow is horrible, i got it for free and will never play it again. Small arms wasnt fun to me at all.
assault heroes is good, streets of rage 2, mr driller online, carcasone is really good, doom, castlevania. Also braid comes out soon, that looks like fun.
Recommend me some good Xbox Live Arcade games.
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RadarScope1
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Gamerforlife
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I tried the demo for Pacman:CE and it was cool. The controls were a bit off, but I think it's due to the 360 controller and not the game itself. I need to buy a third party controller if I'm going to keep retro gaming, because every game I play seems slightly off. I was never good at Pacman, but there's something so damn fun and classic about it.
Yeah, I don't know about Undertow and Small Arms. They seem more focused on multi-player, which is fine but I like something that is fun on single player as well. I tried a demo for Exit, which seemed interesting, but it had some annoying voices and the main character moves too slow.
I downloaded Rez HD, which is stupid because I have the PS2 version, but the game is classic. Playing it again on my 360 was fun. Oddly enough, I found the bosses a bit harder, but I read somewhere the difficulty is based on your hit percentage or something and I was getting close to 100% on everything, so maybe that's why they seemed harder.
Anyway, keep the suggestions coming if you have anymore. I'm getting kind of addicted to the cheap, but fun Xbox Live Arcade experience. Damnit though, they need to pump out more beat'em up classics. There's some people on Gamefaqs E-Mailing bombing Microsoft and doing some kind of petition for more beat'em ups including X-Men Arcade, Simpsons Arcade and others. I don't know if will really accomplish anything, but thumbs up for the effort.
Yeah, I don't know about Undertow and Small Arms. They seem more focused on multi-player, which is fine but I like something that is fun on single player as well. I tried a demo for Exit, which seemed interesting, but it had some annoying voices and the main character moves too slow.
I downloaded Rez HD, which is stupid because I have the PS2 version, but the game is classic. Playing it again on my 360 was fun. Oddly enough, I found the bosses a bit harder, but I read somewhere the difficulty is based on your hit percentage or something and I was getting close to 100% on everything, so maybe that's why they seemed harder.
Anyway, keep the suggestions coming if you have anymore. I'm getting kind of addicted to the cheap, but fun Xbox Live Arcade experience. Damnit though, they need to pump out more beat'em up classics. There's some people on Gamefaqs E-Mailing bombing Microsoft and doing some kind of petition for more beat'em ups including X-Men Arcade, Simpsons Arcade and others. I don't know if will really accomplish anything, but thumbs up for the effort.
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Metal slug 3
Alien Hominid HD
oh and Ikaruga (obviuosly)
Many more worthy of a look. But much too tired for now. Sleep time.
Alien Hominid HD
oh and Ikaruga (obviuosly)
Many more worthy of a look. But much too tired for now. Sleep time.
JT wrote:Yeah, like vampire aliens invade and hit us all with a ray beam that paralyzes all of our arms. The only way to deactivate the ray beam and fight back the vampire alien threat is with a complicated series of foot patterns on the device's control board that looks remarkably like a DDR pad. We will all praise this man for saving our lives and buy him a mountain of stuffed animals.
I got undertow for free. I thought, great i'll get some free achievement points on this. Turns out I hated it so much I couldn't put myself through playing it.
AVOID.
P:CE has excellent controls. Are you using the d-pad? If you are it's terrible, I just use the analogue stick and hold it in the direction I want to go, I never have any problems with that.
I downloaded the demo for metal slug 3, and all I got was slowdown and it seemed to run like 10% slower than the arcade version. Avoid. Get metal slug anthology on Wii/PS2 if you can. It's better value in the long run.
Ikaruga is pretty good but I still prefer the DC version. I don't know why....
If you don't have the DC version get the 360 version.
AVOID.
P:CE has excellent controls. Are you using the d-pad? If you are it's terrible, I just use the analogue stick and hold it in the direction I want to go, I never have any problems with that.
I downloaded the demo for metal slug 3, and all I got was slowdown and it seemed to run like 10% slower than the arcade version. Avoid. Get metal slug anthology on Wii/PS2 if you can. It's better value in the long run.
Ikaruga is pretty good but I still prefer the DC version. I don't know why....
If you don't have the DC version get the 360 version.
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Odd. It runs fine for me. Or maybe because I don't have something better to compare it to, like the anthology pack, I know no better.Niode wrote:I downloaded the demo for metal slug 3, and all I got was slowdown and it seemed to run like 10% slower than the arcade version. Avoid. Get metal slug anthology on Wii/PS2 if you can. It's better value in the long run.
JT wrote:Yeah, like vampire aliens invade and hit us all with a ray beam that paralyzes all of our arms. The only way to deactivate the ray beam and fight back the vampire alien threat is with a complicated series of foot patterns on the device's control board that looks remarkably like a DDR pad. We will all praise this man for saving our lives and buy him a mountain of stuffed animals.
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