Posted: Thu Apr 08, 2010 11:24 am
Bought a pre-owned copy of Tekken 6 last night. I like it so far. I'm stuck on a part in the scenario campaign.
Getting there, though.
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Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 9:57 pm
woooooo.........I spent about 3 days trying to get the original Kingdom Hearts Final Mix to play on my pc with PCSX2 emulator and boy it's tough.
Getting there, though.
Getting there, though.
Posted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 11:46 am
SHOOTING DUCKS ON NES.
Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2010 5:07 pm
Started Assassin's Creed II today. Can't beat Federico to the roof of the church! Arrrrrgh!
Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 8:59 am
Pokemon FireRed... having a really, really hard time beating my rival in Silph, Co.
Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 6:03 pm
A while back I decided to go back and replay Final Fantasy VIII after my save file was deleted five years ago.
I beat it a few days ago without upgrading anyone's weapons. Wasn't what I had in mind.
I beat it a few days ago without upgrading anyone's weapons. Wasn't what I had in mind.
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 9:59 am
Bought Borderlands yesterday. Haven't started it yet. I've heard good things from friends.
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 10:24 am
I am playing Kindom Heart on DS,
and before that was Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland on DS,which i think is the BEST GAME to me ever !!!
both are very nice from Disney!
and before that was Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland on DS,which i think is the BEST GAME to me ever !!!
both are very nice from Disney!
Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 9:45 pm
Started Borderlands. I like it, but I'm trying to figure out how to press L3 when I'm out of ammo. Not even that far into the game and I already died once.
Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 7:16 am
Ah, alas, my break is postponed by a point of ambition; a window of opportunity has arisen. Since so many scenes were animated with the low-res models instead of high-res ones, I shall recreate those scenes in Blender, animate them properly, and purchase a PS2 recorder to edit them back in. It's a tough challenge, but I will not quit. Ill put disclaimers and Ill take the next (several) months to do it, and I'll make it look just like the game graphics. It's a good start, too, cuz I have a basis for everything.Im playing Final Mix for the original Kingdom Hearts, and then Im gonna take a KH break. Only then shall I finish the Final Fantasies, Pokemon, and Bioshock.
Posted: Sat May 01, 2010 11:20 pm
Got the XBOX 360 elite bundled with Forza 3 and Halo ODST. Haven't hooked it up to the television yet. Too tired.
Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 10:15 am
Rock band! I love to play the drums, but the singing is even more fun! 100% on Blitzkrieg Bop on hard, woo-hoo!
Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 1:43 am
Super Street Fighter IV
The original Street Fighter IV did blow me away - it honestly was just how I imagined a "3D" Street Fighter to be. Each and every one of the returning characters looked exactly how I would imagine them. Online play was integrated wisely and effectively and Capcom proved that even after all this time (I mean, we're talking what? A decade or so from Street Fighter III's release?) they still "got it".
I know some will complain that [Super] Street Fighter IV isn't a true 3D brawler, but when it plays so well, looks so well and seamlessly integrates online and off-line play so well, who cares?
However, there was one big fly in the ointment - well, two perhaps - Seth.
$#!*ing Seth!
Now the cheapness of Seth wouldn't be too bad apart from the fact so many characters were locked, and could only be unlocked by defeating Seth.
Super Street Fighter IV fixes these faults by making Seth appropriately simple to beat (playing on Easy) and having all the characters, including the new ones, as playable from the start. Including some Street Fighter III characters is just the icing on the cake being as Street Fighter III is still my favourite Street Fighter game.
Other tweaks are purely cosmetic or nostalgic. The new backgrounds are full of life and energy and put some of the plainer older backgrounds to shame (I do think some of the old backgrounds should have been revisited and improved), the bonus stages are back (although I prefer to turn these off) and rival fights are greatly improved by playing the original player character's theme during the bouts. I almost cried golden tears of retro joy when I heard Cammy's theme during her rival fight.
I'm a little disappointed that the alternative costumes I downloaded for Steeet Fighter IV aren't unlocked on Super Street Fighter IV though.
I really do think that with Super Street Fighter IV, the fighting game has almost reached perfection. However, I'd like to see an update that allows you to choose a fighting style from Street Fighter (default), Alpha (allows air blocking) and Street Fighter III (allows parrying) - then it probably would be perfection.
The original Street Fighter IV did blow me away - it honestly was just how I imagined a "3D" Street Fighter to be. Each and every one of the returning characters looked exactly how I would imagine them. Online play was integrated wisely and effectively and Capcom proved that even after all this time (I mean, we're talking what? A decade or so from Street Fighter III's release?) they still "got it".
I know some will complain that [Super] Street Fighter IV isn't a true 3D brawler, but when it plays so well, looks so well and seamlessly integrates online and off-line play so well, who cares?
However, there was one big fly in the ointment - well, two perhaps - Seth.
$#!*ing Seth!
Now the cheapness of Seth wouldn't be too bad apart from the fact so many characters were locked, and could only be unlocked by defeating Seth.
Super Street Fighter IV fixes these faults by making Seth appropriately simple to beat (playing on Easy) and having all the characters, including the new ones, as playable from the start. Including some Street Fighter III characters is just the icing on the cake being as Street Fighter III is still my favourite Street Fighter game.
Other tweaks are purely cosmetic or nostalgic. The new backgrounds are full of life and energy and put some of the plainer older backgrounds to shame (I do think some of the old backgrounds should have been revisited and improved), the bonus stages are back (although I prefer to turn these off) and rival fights are greatly improved by playing the original player character's theme during the bouts. I almost cried golden tears of retro joy when I heard Cammy's theme during her rival fight.
I'm a little disappointed that the alternative costumes I downloaded for Steeet Fighter IV aren't unlocked on Super Street Fighter IV though.
I really do think that with Super Street Fighter IV, the fighting game has almost reached perfection. However, I'd like to see an update that allows you to choose a fighting style from Street Fighter (default), Alpha (allows air blocking) and Street Fighter III (allows parrying) - then it probably would be perfection.
Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 4:22 pm
edited previous post
Posted: Tue May 04, 2010 10:59 am
Got Left 4 Dead yesterday. Still haven't hooked up my 360. Going to get my fiancee to do it tomorrow after we get back from a caterer taste test. Free food and video games, can't beat that!
Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 8:56 pm
Finally got my 360 hooked up (was ridiculed by my fellow video gaming co-worker at Petco for having my 360 since Saturday and just now getting it hooked up). Started Halo 3: ODST and Forza Motorsport 3. Not the BEST games I ever played, but they're good. Haven't started Left 4 Dead.
Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 11:34 pm
Started Splinter Cell: Conviction. Me likee.
Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 5:02 pm
Finally started Left 4 Dead. Pretty cool game. Shot Louis twice in the single-player offline campaign.
Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 11:52 pm
Bought Eternal Sonata today. Haven't started it yet. Too tired from work.
Posted: Wed May 12, 2010 7:04 am
One question. Does anyone know where I can get one of those things for DS that allows you to record video of games and put them on youtube?