Question of the Day, December 11, 2010
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I've played a little of 0 and 1, and sometime back borrowed 4 from some. The only reason I remember 4, is that I borrowed it from someone at my first university awhile back, I returned it to the guy, but I forgot to get my copy of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker back from him. It was a bad year end, it was when I dropped out of college for one semester, and I couldn't find him before I left. I guess some day I will buy myself another copy. It's one I my most favorite Zelda games.
On the Resident Evil. The only reason I bought 0 and 1 is because it was during the year I was just buying 20 best seller deals left and right for my Gamecube. I've played them a little, but I knew I shouldn't have bought them, because I hate scary/horror games. But a couple of my friends were really into RE games and I just want to have something more to talk about.
Even though I barely played them, I got more out of them than the 20 F-Zero Gx game I got with them. That was the most retarded hard game I have at least attempted to play. I could get past the training level. The stupid game doesn't let you pass onto the next level unless you complete the challenge on easy and hard. Which in difficulty it is more like normal and impossible pull out my hair and feed it to the game-makers hard.
Edit: As you can probably tell, I definitely won't be looking at either one coming out.
Cause I remember at least six or seven years ago, one of my so called friends was a fanatic Resident Evil fan (Even though he had an 360, he bought the Red Resident Evil 5 360 set when it came out), he talk constantly about all the different games and I know I remember him talking about one that was on a ship. I remember he had a poster or something of it.
On the Resident Evil. The only reason I bought 0 and 1 is because it was during the year I was just buying 20 best seller deals left and right for my Gamecube. I've played them a little, but I knew I shouldn't have bought them, because I hate scary/horror games. But a couple of my friends were really into RE games and I just want to have something more to talk about.
Even though I barely played them, I got more out of them than the 20 F-Zero Gx game I got with them. That was the most retarded hard game I have at least attempted to play. I could get past the training level. The stupid game doesn't let you pass onto the next level unless you complete the challenge on easy and hard. Which in difficulty it is more like normal and impossible pull out my hair and feed it to the game-makers hard.
Edit: As you can probably tell, I definitely won't be looking at either one coming out.
Didn't they already do a Resident Evil game on a ship of some sort? Meaning the whole game was on a ship.Onyx Oblivion said:
Cause I remember at least six or seven years ago, one of my so called friends was a fanatic Resident Evil fan (Even though he had an 360, he bought the Red Resident Evil 5 360 set when it came out), he talk constantly about all the different games and I know I remember him talking about one that was on a ship. I remember he had a poster or something of it.
Do you mean that they are remaking stuff like Ocarina of Time and Starfox, or you just haven't played them?Electrogecko said:
They've announced a remake of both Ocarina of Time and Starfox 64 for the 3ds. I have played them both, (a lot) but I absolutely can't resist 2 of my favorite childhood games remade with much improved graphics and 3d on a portable.....plus my N64 recently broke and I haven't played Starfox in at least 5 years. Besides, they may add new content.....we don't have any official details. I'd be willing to bet that Starfox will have improved and wi-fi enabled multiplayer, (and maybe even a few new planets...../pray) and we know that the touchscreen will host the map during play in Zelda and be used as the inventory screen to swap equipment more seamlessly.Sonic Doctor said:
I believe Zelda is a confirmed launch title while Starfox's release is yet to be announced.
HAHA I feel you on that. I don't recall the next level not being able to be unlocked, but I personally refused to go onto the next level until I beat everything prior on the hardest difficulty. And I did it too....up till about level 8 I think, but I remember wasting away hours, especially on the training mission, constantly retrying and failing. But I believe the hardest difficulty in any game should always be ridiculous so I loved it for that.Sonic Doctor said:
I see, well if I ever get the money when the time comes, I will get myself a 3ds and get myself a third copy of Starfox. I had it on the 64 of course but lost my copy somewhere in my old house, and then got my second copy when I rejoiced because they released it on the Wii Virtual console market. Though my Wii has been gathering dust since I got my 360 about a couple years ago.Electrogecko said:
I guess when I get home for Christmas, I'll dust off my Wii and have a classic game night. The day I purchased that virtual copy, was an unusually heavy purchase day. Along with the Starfox, I got the first 3 Super Mario Bros, Street Fighter 2, Punch-out, and Bubble Bobble. A treasure trove of old classics from my childhood.
I love the Wii Virtual console. It is awesome for people that don't have a working old system or something happened to their old games. Also, the 360 marketplace may churn out an okay or great new game every once in awhile, but the Wii Virtual console has a nice back-log of classic old games, that you know what you are buying and really can't go wrong.
Well it only had the two modes easy and hard. If a game makes only two difficulty levels, at least make hard be a regular kind of hard. Hard was such an understatement for it; it isn't even funny.Electrogecko said:
I know a player had to beat both easy and hard to continue onto the next level. I did everything in my power to try and continue onto the next level after beating easy training. I pressed every button, beat easy mode at least 10 times. It would always bring me back to the choose difficulty for this level screen, if I went back further, it brought me to the start screen, and if I went back in it would bring me to that training level again.
And there was no way I was beating it on hard. I'd always come up five capsules short or run out of time. I eventually put the game up and didn't touch it again. I said, "Sorry Captain Falcon, I might as well have you retire and let you keep what little dignity you might have left."
The whole idea of been stuck on a cruise ship with a horde of zombie is a fun next concept. Granted I've not played a RE game in quite a while but something like this would pull be back in.
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Well yes, RE is Capcom.Electrogecko said:
The 3DS however is Nintendo, whom I refuse to support, and what I meant when talking about Nintendo in my post.
