Take me away, I just want out from this self-imprisoned self-made Hell. Don't be surprsed, this is your mind coming to life by self-sacrifice. This tragedy of death will walk hand in hand with every thought of regret. Blame yourself for what you've become. The mind is a powerful thing set to self-destruct.
~I, Dementia - Whitechapel~
played theatrythm but was really disappointed in it, while he game play is annoyingly addictive, it lacks a wide choice of songs unless you are willing to pay £1 for each new song to buy.
So now on the kingdom hearts 3d, though i find the mix of having to swap character all the time annoying as well as the nintendogs style bits.
"Its not how long a star shines, what is remembered is the brightness of the light"
Last night I told myself I'd play Arkham City for an hour or two. I ended up playing for six hours. At least I got good at the predator sections, though I still suck at straightforward combat. I love how the various Batman characters are interpreted in the game, especially The Joker. As far as I know he's pretty similar to how he's portrayed in the animated series (right down to having the same voice actor), but he's still awesome. I'll take Mark Hamill over Heath Ledger any day. After all... "you can't spell Mark Hamill without Arkham!"
Take me away, I just want out from this self-imprisoned self-made Hell. Don't be surprsed, this is your mind coming to life by self-sacrifice. This tragedy of death will walk hand in hand with every thought of regret. Blame yourself for what you've become. The mind is a powerful thing set to self-destruct.
~I, Dementia - Whitechapel~
Playing Shadow of the Colossus for the first time, it took a little while to get used to the controls, but i've just beaten the 7th colossus and i'm really really enjoying it so far.
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Anyone played lollipop chainsaw? I really want it
I thought it was fun, it got a bit repetitive and there were a few small glitches but overall pretty good. If you like hack and slash games and zombies then I would recommend it.
We need never be hopeless, because we can never be irreparably broken
Playing Shadow of the Colossus for the first time, it took a little while to get used to the controls, but i've just beaten the 7th colossus and i'm really really enjoying it so far.
That's an excellent game, definitely one of my favourites. I'm glad to hear you're enjoying it.
Assassins Creed Brotherhood, which is good. I enjoy killing all the guards.
I also started playing Oblivion on the PC, which my friend bought me in the Steam sale. The only problem is though I played Skyrim first, so I keep comparing it to skyrim, which I shouldn't do.
Never forget what you are for the rest of the world will not.
Wear it like armor and it can never be used to hurt you
Take me away, I just want out from this self-imprisoned self-made Hell. Don't be surprsed, this is your mind coming to life by self-sacrifice. This tragedy of death will walk hand in hand with every thought of regret. Blame yourself for what you've become. The mind is a powerful thing set to self-destruct.
~I, Dementia - Whitechapel~
I've started and so been playing metroid prime hunters on DS. The controls are awful I think. Having a shoulder button to fire on a DS is a terrible idea.
Oh god I want to hear you say,
I want to hear you say that you were wrong again
This is the first thing
I have understood:
Time is the echo of an axe
Within a wood.
It kinda sucks, slow combat system, overpowered enemies, messed up sats (such as my character with a sword has a range of 6 and a person with a gun has a range of 3) when your characters die they say something, but whatever it is it's in japanese, and since your characters can die in 1 hit from some enemies, and a revive costs 500 gold which you only get about 30gp per battle, it takes a while and these are all enemies at your level. and in order to get est rank you have to win in one turn, when you cant beat some enemies with 4 character chaining together all their attacks on it, and there are on average about 5-7 enemies
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Take me away, I just want out from this self-imprisoned self-made Hell. Don't be surprsed, this is your mind coming to life by self-sacrifice. This tragedy of death will walk hand in hand with every thought of regret. Blame yourself for what you've become. The mind is a powerful thing set to self-destruct.
~I, Dementia - Whitechapel~
I've started and so been playing metroid prime hunters on DS. The controls are awful I think. Having a shoulder button to fire on a DS is a terrible idea.
I've never played that, but if it involves using the touchscreen then I can see why using the shoulder button wouldn't work, it sounds pretty awkward.
I finished Arkham City the other night, and I absolutely loved it. Although it seemed like they could have done more with some of the villains, Two Face in particular. I also hated that the final battle was against Clayface of all people (white-texted because it's a spoiler. A spoiler of something really dumb, but a spoiler nonetheless). I'm currently doing side quests and Riddler stuff, but I don't care too much about 100% completion.
I've never played that, but if it involves using the touchscreen then I can see why using the shoulder button wouldn't work, it sounds pretty awkward.
Basically, you use the touch screen to point Samus in the direction you want and aim her gun, and use the d-pad to actually move her and the left shoudler button to fire, and you double tap the touch screen to jump. I find this really difficult, for one it's awkward to move and fire at the same time, and there really should be some kind of lock on system like in the gamecube versions. Because you're trying to aim with the touch screen and move out the way of enemies at the same time and it's just far too difficult in an annoying way.
Oh god I want to hear you say,
I want to hear you say that you were wrong again
This is the first thing
I have understood:
Time is the echo of an axe
Within a wood.
Basically, you use the touch screen to point Samus in the direction you want and aim her gun, and use the d-pad to actually move her and the left shoudler button to fire, and you double tap the touch screen to jump. I find this really difficult, for one it's awkward to move and fire at the same time, and there really should be some kind of lock on system like in the gamecube versions. Because you're trying to aim with the touch screen and move out the way of enemies at the same time and it's just far too difficult in an annoying way.
That does sound really awkward and annoying. With the DS, I find that the controls only work well if they're entirely (or at least almost entirely) touchscreen-based, or entirely button-based. It kind of falls apart when you try to combine the two, because it's just physically difficult to use the buttons and the touchscreen at the same time.
Playing "The Last Remnant" I've been looking for a good rpg
Take me away, I just want out from this self-imprisoned self-made Hell. Don't be surprsed, this is your mind coming to life by self-sacrifice. This tragedy of death will walk hand in hand with every thought of regret. Blame yourself for what you've become. The mind is a powerful thing set to self-destruct.
~I, Dementia - Whitechapel~
