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When I was streaming X2 Soul Eraser today, PB kept saying "Why should I bother playing this game anyway?" and things like that.I'll have to kill him.
9,001 deaths
As for Hard mode, you people talk a good game, but have you ever beaten Chaos Legion on Hard?Never played it. My champion Hard Mode clear is Act Raiser 2.
I don't see the LE Gauge being locked as crippling, just get hit less >.>It's not crippling, it's annoying, there's a difference. Hard Mode retains plenty of recovery items, but therein lies the problem, the fact that it's recovery rather than upgrades. You DO have plenty of life, but it's all in reserves, thus you waste more time between rounds rebuilding them.
constantly wall dash jumping Xtreme 2You are equipped with the wrong Xtreme. Auto wall dash jumping was Xtreme1.
Same here actually, cause I couldn't stomach Xtreme 1's controls.*gives PB ZEE UPPERCUT!!*
I was a never a fan of doubletapping, and Select is terribly positioned for that function.Get equipped with:
Uh, Bass is quite fine & easy.I never said otherwise. But people keep saying that Bass has it easy and Rock has jack, and that's not true, thus my post.
Same reason everybody gets changed. Diversity. Or do you think Zero should always have had his buster?After X6, hell yes I do.
Funny how people seem to forget that tidbit and focus more on the camera.From the screenshots I've seen, at least one of those announced games will be doing exactly that as well.
Eh, the only reason why I got my DSi is because my DS Lite's screen broke and I managed to get it in to Game Stop before it completely stopped being useful.In my case it was my original brick DS (didn't find the Lite worthwhile). Top screen cracked majorly, greying out about half of it, no way in hell I could sneak a trade-in.
Arwing, Tank...and I suppose Sub (though I don't see the point)Meh, in Command everything worked underwater. But I have to admit the half-submerged Great Fox cutscene was cool.
-Customizable ArwingsGenius all-around. Especially SNES remixes, I want to hear that victory jingle, Professor Hanger, and Venom Course 2!
-Make it as beautiful as Lylat Cruise from Brawl.
-More SNES Music remixes.
-Experiment with controls (like new Wii-Mote Flight Stick accessory), but give player multiple control options.Absolutely, this was Command's problem. First of all, Command's touch controls weren't that great. Second, even if a new control scheme is clearly superior, a traditional setup will help old coots like us make the adjustment (case in point: Metroid Prime Hunters). For other games, it's simply a matter of preference (Punch-Out!!, Mario Kart, etc.).
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SF64 was fine, that ratio seems to work well. Everything after that kinda overdoes it with the All-Range. Also... On-foot = BAD.True of any flight game. Oh, Rebel Strike, you are so awesome, when you stay in the damn cockpit...
The entire second half of Quick Man's stage is totally unfair first time through. If you don't land where the game wants you to land, it's death.I can't comment on MM5 since 4-6 are a blur in my head. As for Quick Man, evil yes, but doable. At least in that case you can see obstacles as they scroll up. Placing a wide death trap at the bottom of the screen, invisible until the instant before you fall, is another story. And again, where you fall is luck-of-the-draw, so that's at least SOME chance, which is not the same thing as fixing you where you're screwed if you don't know what's coming, which is what Splash Woman does.
and Mario Kart.Depends on which Mario Kart. Double Dash is dirt-simple. Wii, on the other hand, is utter lunacy on 150cc.
I can trade you the movie one that causes the event to happen.We'll see. I'm sure we're a long way from the U.S. release of HG/SS.
I'm actually working on a doubles team right now, and I'll be happy to battle anyone interested in a match when I'm done!Gladly. We'll have to exchange codes. I'm damn evil in Doubles, though.
If you have more suggestions, send them here and I "might" play them the rest of the week. ^^SOUL ERASER!!! =P
Playable. Blues.Playable Blues rocks a great many socks. However, I am a little cheezed off that you can't slide in the game without nerfing your defenses to the point of losing half your health in two hits.
Granted, it might be a more powerful, hotter shot, but it has the same design.Charge physics between Inti's games and the SNES heavily favor Inti no matter what character you're talking about. In the SNES your default charged shot strength is 4 times your normal shot strength, with only 2x damage on a boss. In Zero/ZX, it's 6 times normal strength, with the full multiplier against a boss.
FZeroGX is far beyond hard mode. It's just not fair. Alone, it took me days to beat Episode 7 on Very Hard.Jeez, you're not kidding. EVERYTHING on GX's Very Hard is insanity. I crawled my way through all but two or three chapters before I decided to hack for the last of the AX racers. Though IIRC I did eventually get 7 before that. It was 8 that was all hell for me.
That scrolling spike trap in Splash Woman's stage is totally classic Mega Man, though.I've cleared them all and replay 3 more than any NES game in existence, believe me, I'm familiar with classic MegaMan traps. The actual NES games do not take it to such an extreme. Dropping you onto a 2-block wide trap is par for the course, you can realistically evade that. 4 is too far. The previous screen also forces you into the dead-center, so you don't have the benefit of luck-of-the-draw with your fall position either.
Whilst everyone else has to use a GBA and GBA-to-GCN adapter to play :\I regret not playing it nowNote that in multiplayer EVERYONE, including first player, requires a GBA. The game is designed for each player to have a "private screen" for hidden caves and whatnot. In single-player this appears as a pop-up window. Otherwise it's your GBA.
I finally got around to playing the game. I've spent about 90 minutes on it already. And it has yet to make me go "Wow." It's a great game, don't get me wrong, but the hype made it sound like it was going to be something more.I've yet to play it. But I imagine it was hyped up so much because:
S3&K just has too many mood-killers like Hydrocity, Marble Garden, and Sandopolis Act 2's.*gives Aldo ZEE UPPERCUT!!*
StarFox's current problems lie mainly in the execution. StarFox is known mainly for it's corridor Arwing gameplay, and we've been getting less and less of this as time goes along, which in essence ruins the feel of the game completely. It's not as far off the road as other series though (Sonic immediately pops into mind >_>').I don't think there's anything wrong with taking Star Fox outside of corridors (who DOESN'T love SF64), but it should still remain within the ship (bad, Assault, bad!). Also, if they are going to focus on "all-range" the way SFCommand did, they need to realize that arcade-style controls don't cut it outside of corridors. Besides the lack of a traditional option (bogus), I was very disappointed with the fact that you cannot manually roll your ship, AT ALL (even the SNES allowed 90-degree tilts).
It's very noticable how Helios doesn't seem capable of free flight.In battle. He is capable of flying (or at least hovering indefinitely) in cutscene.
but you're never forced to use them.When were we given the option to cap our charge level? 'cuz I missed that part.
