Tennyo
Higher Further Faster
I've only gotten as far as the wife dieing. I wanted to cry so hard. 
Would have gotten farther than that if it were possible to save with an emulated copy. lol
The Top 50 Games of the Decade
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Would have gotten farther than that if it were possible to save with an emulated copy. lol
Deus
Banned
I'm afraid I would... I mean it's nto a bad storyline, i'm not saying that. I'm just saying I cna play through MGS3 and understand everything because it's all laid out for me and it's not that hard to think about.
You go to Russia to stop a lunatic and to kill a traitor.
You go through the game and it's revealed there's a giant group behind all this who gav ea lot of money to the lunatic.
Also the traitor wasn't a traitor at all; it just looked that way.
You go through the game and it's revealed there's a giant group behind all this who gav ea lot of money to the lunatic.
Also the traitor wasn't a traitor at all; it just looked that way.
I realize I'm generalizing but still you can get all that from the cutscenes and it's not that hard. Now other details
like Ocelot being The Boss' son
MGS2 left you with all sorts of head-scratchers, though.
Was everything happening in Arsenal Gear VR? I mean how else do you explain the "Fission mailed", Snake saying he's got infinite ammo, how Solidus and the RAYs can appear and disappear, etc..
The final bombshell about the Wiseman's Committee all being dead for about a hundred years was also quite mysterious. Though MGS3 did clear that up.
The final bombshell about the Wiseman's Committee all being dead for about a hundred years was also quite mysterious. Though MGS3 did clear that up.
just realized though that they nominated Subistence, not Snake Eater. That's a whole different ball game.
Subsistence has:
The Twilight Mexican
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Deus said:
Not only that, but Subsistence has the best lines from the entire franchise at 27-37 seconds in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5NS_HsPD2Y#t=27s
The Twilight Mexican
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Damn. I'll get back to you on that one later. Going to have to do some thinking.
The Twilight Mexican
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Sounds good. Whichever of us finishes our list first can make the new thread.
Alessa Gillespie
a letter to my future self
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- Sansa Stark, Sweet Bro, Feferi, tentacleTherapist, Nin, Aki, Catwoman, Shinjiro Aragaki, Terezi, Princess Bubblegum
Rly? I saved just fine on my VBA when I played it. How odd.I've only gotten as far as the wife dieing. I wanted to cry so hard.
Would have gotten farther than that if it were possible to save with an emulated copy. lol
Cloudskye
Gone
This is something I agree with. SoTC is awesome. Now I see why I got yelled at for not playing it over the summer.
Cthulhu
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Let's see now.
10) Resident Evil 4
Haven't played it
9) Super Mario Galaxy
Haven't played it
8) Valkyria Chronicles
Haven't played it
7) Diablo II
Repetitive gameplay, too much grind for my tastes
6) Beyond Good & Evil
Haven't played it
5) God of War II
Haven't played it, but GoW 1 was win.
4) Portal
Disagree. It's good in terms of inventing a new type of USP and humor, but it was short and with that, a bit unsatisfying.
3) Mother 3
...I never heard of this.
2) Half-Life II
Disagree, it was fun in itself, but there's just something about it that didn't make me like it as much as the original.
1) Shadow of the Colossus
Disagree. Empty spaces, 99% of the game was completely storyless, etcetera. Points go to music, atmosphere and concept though. But I don't think it's the game of the decade.
10) Resident Evil 4
Haven't played it
9) Super Mario Galaxy
Haven't played it
8) Valkyria Chronicles
Haven't played it
7) Diablo II
Repetitive gameplay, too much grind for my tastes
6) Beyond Good & Evil
Haven't played it
5) God of War II
Haven't played it, but GoW 1 was win.
4) Portal
Disagree. It's good in terms of inventing a new type of USP and humor, but it was short and with that, a bit unsatisfying.
3) Mother 3
...I never heard of this.
2) Half-Life II
Disagree, it was fun in itself, but there's just something about it that didn't make me like it as much as the original.
1) Shadow of the Colossus
Disagree. Empty spaces, 99% of the game was completely storyless, etcetera. Points go to music, atmosphere and concept though. But I don't think it's the game of the decade.
ForceStealer
Double Growth
I played it on PS2. I hear that was the worst version, but I played it nonetheless 
Hisako
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RE4: Fair enough, I'll give it that.
Super Mario Galaxy: Now I know the hype about it, and it may be justified to a lot of people, but honestly it's not a game that really interests me as a platformer for some reason. The fact that they like screwing around with camera angles was pretty cool but I get into some situations where it's hard to see where you're going and what/when you're supposed to be dodging, and the argument that the Wii motion made it better is really hard for me to digest.
Aside from the point-and-gather-stars, I don't feel like the game would be any less worse using a GC controller.
Valkyria: Maybe, haven't played enough to really put a judgement on it
Diablo II: Back in its heyday of the early 2000s? Hell to the yes. Nowadays? I'm not so sure.
Beyond Good and Evil: Eff yeh. I was so pissed when they lied about making a sequel. ;-;
God of War II: It's God of War come on no shit
Portal: Deserves to be in the top 50, but not the top 10. A tad too insubstantial for my tastes in terms of size to compare to other puzzle-platformer type games, although it was most definitely a fuckton o fun.
Mother 3: No idea about this one
Half-Life 2: I understand the raves about it but I don't really dig it myself.
Shadow of the Colossus: I need to play this game more.
I honestly thought Gears would find at least a place near the top 50. It has a fanbase which is justifiable. (obv not the actual reason but w/e)
Super Mario Galaxy: Now I know the hype about it, and it may be justified to a lot of people, but honestly it's not a game that really interests me as a platformer for some reason. The fact that they like screwing around with camera angles was pretty cool but I get into some situations where it's hard to see where you're going and what/when you're supposed to be dodging, and the argument that the Wii motion made it better is really hard for me to digest.
Aside from the point-and-gather-stars, I don't feel like the game would be any less worse using a GC controller.
Valkyria: Maybe, haven't played enough to really put a judgement on it
Diablo II: Back in its heyday of the early 2000s? Hell to the yes. Nowadays? I'm not so sure.
Beyond Good and Evil: Eff yeh. I was so pissed when they lied about making a sequel. ;-;
God of War II: It's God of War come on no shit
Portal: Deserves to be in the top 50, but not the top 10. A tad too insubstantial for my tastes in terms of size to compare to other puzzle-platformer type games, although it was most definitely a fuckton o fun.
Mother 3: No idea about this one
Half-Life 2: I understand the raves about it but I don't really dig it myself.
Shadow of the Colossus: I need to play this game more.
I honestly thought Gears would find at least a place near the top 50. It has a fanbase which is justifiable. (obv not the actual reason but w/e)