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No love for the Virtual Boy.

I'll never understand the ebbs and flows of the video game industry.

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Post by Rubiks-Q-Bert »

Chiclo wrote:No love for the Virtual Boy.

I'll never understand the ebbs and flows of the video game industry.
Only time I ever played that was at a store display.

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Rubiks-Q-Bert wrote:
Chiclo wrote:No love for the Virtual Boy.

I'll never understand the ebbs and flows of the video game industry.
Only time I ever played that was at a store display.
Same here. It was kind of cool, but sure didn't last long.

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Post by Rubiks-Q-Bert »

Just beat SUper Mario World on GBA. All 96 exits. Plus i have 999 lives which is the maximum. Also playing Tony Hawks Pro Skater 2 on PS1.

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Daniel Jackson wrote:
Rubiks-Q-Bert wrote:
Chiclo wrote:No love for the Virtual Boy.

I'll never understand the ebbs and flows of the video game industry.
Only time I ever played that was at a store display.
Same here. It was kind of cool, but sure didn't last long.
I think my brother still has his somewhere. I just remember it made my eyes hurt.

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iccarus wrote:
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Rubiks-Q-Bert wrote:
Chiclo wrote:No love for the Virtual Boy.

I'll never understand the ebbs and flows of the video game industry.
Only time I ever played that was at a store display.
Same here. It was kind of cool, but sure didn't last long.
I think my brother still has his somewhere. I just remember it made my eyes hurt.
I remember lots of red......

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Unfortunately, I'm playing Shrek the Third on the 360.

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I bought a Shrek game for my daughter a couple of years ago. She had a blast with it, but it looked like it was geared for kids mostly.

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Got the Halo3 beta yesterday. I played that for about three hours. It was everything that I hope it will be and this is only the beta with three levels. Can't wait for the real deal.

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Post by buff-beardo »

I'm currently playing Baseball Stars on the NES .... still a great game after all these years.

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Post by Daniel Jackson »

I'm about 95% done with the new Zelda game, my only complaint so far is I was hoping for a longer game.

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Replaying King's Field: The Ancient City. Love this game.

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Well, Twilight Princess is finished. I fought the final boss last night. Looong battle, but not insanely hard to beat. I loved the ending sequence which went along with the final battle. I'm surprised that they did not incorporate speaking parts into this one. I hope they manage it with the next one I think it would really add to the game. For those of you who haven't got a Wii yet this game alone is reason enough to get one.

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Playing Rogue Trooper full blast along with Command and Conquer 3 with fever. I am going to restart Oblivion here soon.

I checked out Spider-Man 3 and uninstalled it in less than 30 minutes... piece of crap.

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Playing True Crime Streets of LA. From my MySpace blog:

This weekend, I finally tried playing my first regular bout of gaming since I broke my elbow. It worked pretty well so I'm back in (gaming) action. I'm really behind on True Crime: Streets of LA on the X-Box. That game is my release. It's better for releaving tension than popping bubble rap, sex and therapy combined.

I got it on a special deal for a few bucks with LOTR: The Two Towers and Enter the Matrix. I played the other two first because I expected more out of them. The Two Towers was fun but repetative. The Matrix had it's good points but I got very sick very fast of beating up or shooting the same damn police officers in the same damn ways over and over. If I'm just breezing though the levels it's kinda fun but I wanted to bash my TV in whenever I couldn't figure out a level and had to replay the wretched thing repeatedly

So I decided to take a break and pop in True Crime. After I got used to the controls, I realized I was an idiot. This was hands down the best game of the lot. Ironically, you do most of the same things as the Matrix: you shoot, fight, sneak and drive but with True Crime it's actually...fun.

True Crime is just very well designed. The controls work well for all the different gameplay types. The levels are short, quick rushes of adrenline with lots of variety in them. The music, cinema scenes, and smart a** comments from the hero just create the perfect atmosphere. You really feel like you're a bad a** cop in an well written, funny, over-the-top action movie you control.

It's addictive as hell and it's hard to not want to play that next level. Hell, even when I'm stuck on a level, I can play it 20 times in a row and still have fun. I've beat the game as a bad cop. Now I'm trying to get the good endings which actually require skill (it's hard to not kill innocent people while getting the bad guys...pesky civilians always getting in the way...).

It's not a game that revolutioned anything but it just feels so damn good to play it. It's just hard to argue with game design like that. Now if only the Matrix would let me get in hand-to-hand combat with strippers, chase down the guy who stole George Lucas' cellphone and get in gunfights with crazed stockbrokers, then I could have fun with that one too.

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Daniel Jackson wrote:Well, Twilight Princess is finished. I fought the final boss last night. Looong battle, but not insanely hard to beat. I loved the ending sequence which went along with the final battle. I'm surprised that they did not incorporate speaking parts into this one. I hope they manage it with the next one I think it would really add to the game. For those of you who haven't got a Wii yet this game alone is reason enough to get one.
I had it for the GameCube, since I couldn't wait to play it until I could find a Wii. Kind of glad I did, since I gave up on trying to find one and went with the 360 instead.

Currently playing Oblivion, although I'm not that far in yet. It seems like it could soak up a lot of time on that one.

Has anybody downloaded Settlers of Catan off marketplace yet? My wife is a huge fan of the board game and I was thinking it could be a good way to get her on the 360.

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iccarus wrote:
Daniel Jackson wrote:Well, Twilight Princess is finished. I fought the final boss last night. Looong battle, but not insanely hard to beat. I loved the ending sequence which went along with the final battle. I'm surprised that they did not incorporate speaking parts into this one. I hope they manage it with the next one I think it would really add to the game. For those of you who haven't got a Wii yet this game alone is reason enough to get one.
I had it for the GameCube, since I couldn't wait to play it until I could find a Wii.
It's nice that they released it for the GC, but a big part of the fun of Twilight Princess is using the Wiimote.

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Post by depluto »

Just replayed Tiger Woods on the 360; now I'm muddling through Mortal Kombat on the Wii. It's a pretty basic fighting game but it's all about the goofy finishing moves anyway.

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Just installed Rainbow Six Vegas... all I can say is that I am looking at the clock, ticking off the minutes so that I can get home to play it.

One word... FUN.

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Still on Wife 1.0 :thumb:

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SnotDrip wrote:Still on Wife 1.0 :thumb:
Me too. Sometimes I get stuck on levels... but I keep trying. ;)

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Busy with the AB-SO-LUTE-LY FABULOUS Phoenix Wright: Justice for All! Man, I can't wait for number three in September...

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Rainbow Six Vegasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss........ wow

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Post by depluto »

Forza 2 on the 360 ... it's not as good as GT4, but it's getting there. I've been racing like a mofo for days now.

Last night I bought a car in the online auction (you use credits you earn during the game) to finish up a race series and didn't realize until I started racing that someone had painted some big anime knockers on the hood.


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