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[The Satellite]

Well thanks to a combination of a sale and no self-control I own all seven classic Megaman games that are out on Wii U (1-7 obviously) as well as Megaman X. That'll keep me occupied for a while.

[Air Luigi]

I'm playing Treasure of Usas, juegasooooooooooooooo!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNMZtQiteO0

 

Offtopic: What are the tags to post youtube videos in this forum? xD

Edited by Air Luigi, 15 September 2014 - 02:12 PM.

[Russ]

Offtopic: What are the the tags to post youtube videos in this forum? xD

It's just

[YouTube]YouTube.com/video=whatever[/YouTube].

On topic: beat case three of Edgeworth 2, working on case four right now. I think this might actually be my favorite Ace Attorney game. The story, the music, the cases, the plot twists, everything is just great. It's at the very lost come in second place. Topping Trials and Tribulation's final case is gonna be hard, but at the rate it's going, Edgeworth 2 just might be able to do it.

[The Satellite]

Or use this: 
 

[media]youtube.com/etc[/media]

 
For some reason thought the [youtube] tags hadn't worked in ages. Guess they do now.

[Air Luigi]

I'm accustomed to

[video=youtube][/video]

, and obviously, it doesn't work here.

Edgeworth 1 was entertaining, but a bit disappointing also. Is Edgeworth 2 better? After the fantastic original trilogy (Phoenix Wright), all the games from that series disappointed me in a way or another. In the latest games, the text script and characterization isn't as good as before, imo.

Edited by Air Luigi, 15 September 2014 - 02:03 PM.

[Russ]

Edgeworth 1 was entertaining, but a bit disappointing also. Is Edgeworth 2 better? After the fantastic original trilogy (Phoenix Wright), all the games from that series disappointed me in a way or another. In the latest games, the text script and characterization isn't as good as before, imo.

Yes, Edgeworth 2 is much better. I didn't like Edgeworth 1 very much, honestly. The final case was great, but a lot of the cases felt like a chore to play through, especially case 4. In addition to being all around more fun than the first, the script and characterization are also pretty good, and I found it much more emotional than some of the recent games (a huge chunk of the story revolves around Edgeworth's dead father and his former assistant, a setup ripe for emotion).

[thediaz]

 

I'm accustomed to

[video=youtube][/video]

, and obviously, it doesn't work here.

Edgeworth 1 was entertaining, but a bit disappointing also. Is Edgeworth 2 better? After the fantastic original trilogy (Phoenix Wright), all the games from that series disappointed me in a way or another. In the latest games, the text script and characterization isn't as good as before, imo.

 

 

For me, is the best game of the saga. It has a better feeling of mistery than any of the other games and the timing with the music is well made. I love the characters that they made here and I like the Logic Chess mode of the game. It's full of emotions about Edgeworth and his decisions of life and the backstory of some of the new characters. And every case was excelent, my favorite being number 4 and 5.

[Beefster]

I've been playing Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow. It has given me a few ideas on how to design Ruins of Esrom. 

[Air Luigi]

Quite a few classics lately:
-The Newzealand Story (arcade)
-River City Ransom (NES)
-Splatterhouse (Arcade)
-Megaman 4 (NES)

[Dawnlight]

I am so hooked to Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call. Far superior over its presecessor. I love how you can play the game by using the face buttons which I found to be more precise than using the touch screen.

[Haylee]

I'm playing homework.

 

(But seriously, haven't played much recently, other than the Smash 3D Demo, been so busy. >.>)

[kurt91]

Finished Shovel Knight. Now I'm doing the New Game Plus mode. It's a lot more fun, since I've already scoured all the levels for goodies the first time around and bought every upgrade. Now the treasure is useless, making dying not much of a penalty at all. However, the fewer checkpoints and lack of healing items makes it a much more fast-paced game.

[Nicholas Steel]

Quite a few classics lately:
-The Newzealand Story (arcade)
-River City Ransom (NES)
-Splatterhouse (Arcade)
-Megaman 4 (NES)

River City Ransom is amazing, it shows just how much better the Double Dragon games could've been and it isn't as insanely hard either. It's a shame the game lags a bit in 2 player mode though.

[Air Luigi]

River City Ransom is amazing, it shows just how much better the Double Dragon games could've been and it isn't as insanely hard either. It's a shame the game lags a bit in 2 player mode though.

 

The best part are the comments from the enemies and the shops (buy a smile for free xd). 

[HylianGlaceon]

So I've been playing Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl for the last few weeks. I believe it's a remake of the original Etrian Odyssey, but I could be wrong.

 

I do like the game, but I feel it has a number of flaws. The last area is also incredibly cheap that honestly takes a bit off the score I was going to give it. Instant Death attacks that can be unavoidable? Petrification constantly spammed so you have to leave every time your Medic gets hit with it? Yeah, this is really stupid. Going by this logic, 32 heart spikes that ignore Rings as a projectile in ZC could be a good idea to them.