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Dragon_Trainer_ October 12th, 2014 10:33 AM

My system is also, perfectly great. I have played and completed both Far Cry 3 and Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag running on ULTRA graphic settings. Without lag, mind you!

I'm into stuff that can be downloaded rather than bought off the Internet. I'm a pirate, savvy?
And don't worry, Bluetooth keyboard and mouse for the win! Currently, I'm playing Quake 4

Mark Kamill October 13th, 2014 2:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Necrum (Post 8465791)
What? What do you mean icons in the center? I don't see any difference. And what 2 step process?

Also I would not recommend buying any themes til they add a way to turn off the theme music. I have Luigi and dear god it it insanely loud and annoying if I just want to idle on the main menu. >.<

Game notes, friend list, notifications, browser, and Miiverse moved to the left. The grid size is now in the right corner instead of next to the settings button. When you open them up, they now have a 3D icon on the top screen like all apps, thus the two-step process:
Click Icon, then click again to open.
Before it was click icon, and its opening. Stupid decision.

Never thought I'd be a thread title, so I'll take it.

Necrum October 13th, 2014 7:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Evil Stud Muffin (Post 8467561)
Game notes, friend list, notifications, browser, and Miiverse moved to the left. The grid size is now in the right corner instead of next to the settings button. When you open them up, they now have a 3D icon on the top screen like all apps, thus the two-step process:
Click Icon, then click again to open.
Before it was click icon, and its opening. Stupid decision.

Never thought I'd be a thread title, so I'll take it.

Oh, I see what you mean. Didn't really bother me too much.

Legendary Silke October 14th, 2014 8:49 AM

I think I'm actually enjoying playing Super Smash Bros. on my 3DS!

Somehow it just felt right. (Right now I've cleared Intensity 4.0 Classic without using any continues. Hope I get to 5.0 sooner or later...I just like doing things step-by-step.)

Necrum October 14th, 2014 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Twiggy (Post 8468992)
I think I'm actually enjoying playing Super Smash Bros. on my 3DS!

Somehow it just felt right. (Right now I've cleared Intensity 4.0 Classic without using any continues. Hope I get to 5.0 sooner or later...I just like doing things step-by-step.)

If you stick to the blue paths, 5.0 isn't too bad.

In other news, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel comes out today, and I won't be able to play it til Thursday night when I get home. :(

Alex October 14th, 2014 4:32 PM

ITT: Klippy is awesome and everyone should acknowledge it.

Legendary Silke October 15th, 2014 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by marz (Post 8469573)
ITT: Klippy is awesome and everyone should acknowledge it.

Klippy, who? *hides*

(I'm serious about "Klippy, who?" You sometimes do wonder who the heck is this Klippy, especially if you've never heard of it.)

Klippy October 15th, 2014 1:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Twiggy (Post 8469926)
Klippy, who? *hides*

(I'm serious about "Klippy, who?" You sometimes do wonder who the heck is this Klippy, especially if you've never heard of it.)

Banned.

Joking. :)

I guess we could get back to gaming topics, haha. We've gone a bit wild here recently with all this key lime pie talk and how stinky El Heroe is... ;)

I'm actually considering, for the first time in years, replaying a Pokemon game. :O I'm thinking of doing a Nuzlocke challenge with X!

misterwolf999 October 15th, 2014 6:59 AM

How Long Must We Wait For A Good Star Wars Game
 
i mean how difficult is it.you have light sabers to chop limbs. thats gameplay right there. you have force powers so you can also make magic combat. you have force jump so none would complain if you made double jump power. force unleashed seemed to be going in the right direction. alright visuals. okay force powers. ****** sword chopping. force unleashed 2 improved the sword game play but alas it ended after like 6 levels. how hard could it be. people would buy these games and enjoy them just for the philosophical jedi cut scenes. just for character design of jedi robes. my favorite is still jedi academy which i have to return to several times a year because there is just nothing else. stupid world. no good startwars games. no good lord of th rings games. no good spider man games

Alex October 15th, 2014 9:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Twiggy (Post 8469926)
Klippy, who? *hides*

(I'm serious about "Klippy, who?" You sometimes do wonder who the heck is this Klippy, especially if you've never heard of it.)

!banthisnerd

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Originally Posted by Klippy (Post 8469945)
I'm actually considering, for the first time in years, replaying a Pokemon game. :O I'm thinking of doing a Nuzlocke challenge with X!

Do it!!! You have X?? This guy on Kijiji is selling his 2DS and Pokemon X for $80. I'm really considering it. I just hope I don't take too long deciding. The ad's been up since Mid August, though. I doubt 2DS resellers are too popular, anyway.

Klippy October 15th, 2014 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by marz (Post 8470298)
Do it!!! You have X?? This guy on Kijiji is selling his 2DS and Pokemon X for $80. I'm really considering it. I just hope I don't take too long deciding. The ad's been up since Mid August, though. I doubt 2DS resellers are too popular, anyway.

You ought to wait and buy the new ORAS 2DS. They are really neat looking and unique - especially if you're into the Hoenn gen of things.

http://pokefanaticos.com.ar/noticias/uploads/nintendo_2ds_transparentes_oras.jpg

Netto Azure October 15th, 2014 11:49 AM

gah, I just upgraded to the XL last year and they come out with the new 3DS LL xD

Anyway, whats with the title? Civ game?

Alex October 15th, 2014 1:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Klippy (Post 8470366)
You ought to wait and buy the new ORAS 2DS. They are really neat looking and unique - especially if you're into the Hoenn gen of things.

i removed da image

gdi, those look cool but... it's about the money not the collectability. Just trying to keep costs low for ORAS as it's not top priority but still something I want to do.

Oh. Everybody here should know about this:

http://i.imgur.com/YexxP3z.png

Steam is having a giveaway this weekend with 10 huge titles. Free-to-play all weekend, and I think they will be sold at discount prices during the weekend as well. This was a thread on r/steam. I hope it is true.

Titles are:
  • Awesomenauts
  • Blade Symphony
  • Company of Heroes 2
  • Don't Starve
  • Grid 2
  • Injustice
  • Killing Floor
  • Payday 2
  • Trine 2
  • XCOM: Enemy Unknown

I haven't played any of these games. I'm thinking of getting Don't Starve and/or Payday 2. Anybody care to share opinions on any of these games?

El Héroe Oscuro October 15th, 2014 1:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Klippy (Post 8470366)
You ought to wait and buy the new ORAS 2DS. They are really neat looking and unique - especially if you're into the Hoenn gen of things.

http://pokefanaticos.com.ar/noticias/uploads/nintendo_2ds_transparentes_oras.jpg

Are those devices see through? Maybe it's just the design, but it looks like you can see all of the hardware in their.

Necrum October 15th, 2014 3:33 PM

If any of you haven't played FTL before, there's a Browser demo on the current Humble Bundle. It's an excellent game and totally worth a donation. I donated and gave it to my friend since I bought the game last week, lmao!

Oh, and I now have a bunch of games I can play in browser anywhere. :3 Including FTL.

Hiatus October 15th, 2014 9:13 PM

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Originally Posted by El Héroe Oscuro (Post 8470500)
Are those devices see through? Maybe it's just the design, but it looks like you can see all of the hardware in their.

Yup, I believe so. I remember reading somewhere that they're meant to be transparent.

El Héroe Oscuro October 15th, 2014 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Peitharchia (Post 8470896)
Yup, I believe so. I remember reading somewhere that they're meant to be transparent.

Interesting. Reminds me of the N64 transparent controllers they had back in the day. In all honesty, it looks pretty cheap; I'm not really a big fan of that kind of design.

Klippy October 15th, 2014 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by El Héroe Oscuro (Post 8470918)
Interesting. Reminds me of the N64 transparent controllers they had back in the day. In all honesty, it looks pretty cheap; I'm not really a big fan of that kind of design.

It is meant to be nostalgic of the old GBAs and N64s that were transparent.

El Héroe Oscuro October 15th, 2014 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Klippy (Post 8470927)
It is meant to be nostalgic of the old GBAs and N64s that were transparent.

Which were crap in my opinion lol. Like I said, it just looks pretty cheap material wise.

Mark Kamill October 16th, 2014 4:38 AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW00_gQn0vA&list=UU7tVVqmiO7aNBCtn-hhtapA
Still sucks that its on those screens, but the speed is phenomonal for the N3DS browser, and no need for dedicated youtube app. Also can handle tabs, so I guess its overall a great upgrade, an even better browser then the Wii U.

Dustmop October 16th, 2014 9:03 AM

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Originally Posted by marz (Post 8470468)
gdi, those look cool but... it's about the money not the collectability. Just trying to keep costs low for ORAS as it's not top priority but still something I want to do.

Oh. Everybody here should know about this:

http://i.imgur.com/YexxP3z.png

Steam is having a giveaway this weekend with 10 huge titles. Free-to-play all weekend, and I think they will be sold at discount prices during the weekend as well. This was a thread on r/steam. I hope it is true.

Titles are:
  • Awesomenauts
  • Blade Symphony
  • Company of Heroes 2
  • Don't Starve
  • Grid 2
  • Injustice
  • Killing Floor
  • Payday 2
  • Trine 2
  • XCOM: Enemy Unknown

I haven't played any of these games. I'm thinking of getting Don't Starve and/or Payday 2. Anybody care to share opinions on any of these games?

XCOM: Enemy Unknown was just being given away. You might still be able to snag a free copy.


I haven't played much of Payday 2 yet - I bought myself and a friend a copy over the summer sale, but then his desktop died :( - and it's far better with friends. Nearly impossible by yourself, your AI buddies are just meat shields. They won't grab the bags or complete objectives, and they offer very little cover fire.
Just don't go into it expecting it to be a shooter. Boyfriend hated it because it was "too simple" - his main complaint was that you can't lean out of cover. At its core, it's not, it's a heist game. You're not supposed to stick around long or try to kill everything. And he had issues with that. =p

And also completely relevant - The first Payday is being given away today. c:

Alex October 16th, 2014 9:41 AM

Sooo who wants to play PAYDAY with me?

Klippy October 16th, 2014 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by marz (Post 8471380)
Sooo who wants to play PAYDAY with me?

Your best buddy wants to!

TRIFORCE89 October 16th, 2014 3:42 PM

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Originally Posted by El Héroe Oscuro (Post 8470935)
Which were crap in my opinion lol. Like I said, it just looks pretty cheap material wise.

WHAT

Atomic Purple forever! \o/

El Héroe Oscuro October 16th, 2014 6:13 PM

I actually really want to play PayDay 2. It looks like a pretty fun game overall - just never had the chance to actually go out and get it.

Alex October 16th, 2014 8:44 PM

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Originally Posted by El Héroe Oscuro (Post 8471863)
I actually really want to play PayDay 2. It looks like a pretty fun game overall - just never had the chance to actually go out and get it.

Just gave PayDay: The Heist a whirl and I really like it. I thought it looked great, and apparently it's the original. I thought it was a standalone title of PayDay that came after PayDay 2 (similar to the AC Liberation HD). Definitely gonna buy PayDay 2!

Also I was worried about a learning curve but it's a very straightforward shooter. The hardest part is knowing where to go and what your objective is but it's pretty clearly indicated on-screen and via radio transmissions.

Noire October 17th, 2014 5:15 AM

I've been told I should look into Steam. I'm curious about the community and such because I see a lot of you lovelies have it Also, PC Y U no have 360 Minecraft fun stuff?

Alex October 17th, 2014 7:34 AM

Steam is great. The idea of it is great. The support is sub-par and some core features could be touched up. But in the end it's a game library and social tool. And it does those two things great.

The community is also really great and for certain games it's incredibly creative. So much custom content coming out for toooons of games. I almost can't believe the amount of stuff coming out of Steam Greenlight and the Steam Workshop.

And Steam has crazy deals year-round and 2 annual store-wide sales. They definitely honed in on and perfected the idea of digital distribution.

Necrum October 17th, 2014 1:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Noire (Post 8472241)
Also, PC Y U no have 360 Minecraft fun stuff?

I actually made a thread for it a long time ago, but no one ever posted in it.

starseed galaxy auticorn October 19th, 2014 6:46 PM

Suggestions to Nintendo
 
If you had any suggestion you wanted to make to Nintendo, what would it be and why? (I placed this here because not all answers might be pokemon/game related. It kind of goes both ways with being tech and gaming at the same time. D: )

It can be anything from the games you play to the systems themselves.

For me, I would want to suggest making it possible to rename traded pokemon. Mainly because now that we have wonder trade, we may get a pokemon we want to keep, yet don't like it's name. For example, if I got an eevee I wanted to keep, but someone named it Cheesehead. I would want to rename that pokemon to something more fitting if possible.

I also would suggest them to make their DS systems more durable. I know they are somewhat durable now, but just look at the PS Vita. I've dropped my Vita soooo many times, and it has not gotten a single scratch. With my 3DS, it's worn off in the corners, has a broken piece missing where it bends (I'll get a pic later to show what I mean) and lots of nicks and stuff.

So, what would you suggest to them to make their games/systems better?

Entermaid October 19th, 2014 9:05 PM

Get on that Oculus Rift.

Remember how the Wii pioneered the motion-sensing controls and dominated sales? Albeit, all of the major gaming consoles were successful that generation. But, I would say the motion sensing was a big draw, next to advanced online play as far as that gen's systems go. Nintendo needed more than a touch screen gamepad...they need another next big thing in gaming.

With that said, Nintendo needs to improve online play, chat, ect. Adults are not rationally going to purchase Nintendo devices to shield their children...children/teens want system X and get system X. It's bad for sales to limit online interaction! With that, and improving online gameplay, 3rd party shooters like COD, which I loathe, will help support the system.

Hiatus October 19th, 2014 10:34 PM

Definitely agree on making their handhelds more durable. I've dropped my GBA SP once before accidentally, and it immediately began malfunctioning (such as when you'd turn it on, it would automatically shut itself down few seconds later), which was sort of troublesome. Similar thing happened to my DS Lite, but thankfully, it wasn't as intense. Am afraid of making my 3DS due to the same, exact reason, which causes me to be extra careful while handling. If it were more strong, I would've been able to worry a little less, which, I feel, would be nice.

Alongside, another suggestion I would make is turning DLC more prominent. This would allow us to extend our game, and continue playing after we're done with its story. Of course, some of there video games do have these things, but there's still a lot that don't, especially Pokémon; if Pokémon had DLC, I'm sure many of us would be into them.

I've had many other ideas as to what Nintendo would possibly be able to try and whatnot, but right now, these are the only ones I could think of, aha.

Tsutarja October 20th, 2014 1:05 AM

Moving this on over to the Video Games section~

El Héroe Oscuro October 20th, 2014 5:07 AM

Buy back Rare so we can get proper sequels to Banjo Kazooie and Conker's Bad Fur Day.

Kenchiin October 20th, 2014 6:56 AM

A new console that doesn't focus on movement as part of the entertainment. Please.

IggyKoopa October 20th, 2014 7:24 AM

My suggestion would be that you can't keep up sales by being lazy and selling purely from the good reputation you built up with the Wii. Be interesting dammit, and give us a reason to buy your stuff other than just because it's made by Nintendo.

Sydian October 20th, 2014 7:41 AM

Bring back Nintendo Power so I can continue my childhood dreams of writing for it. lol I also like Matt's suggestion of buying back Rare because HONESTLY MICROSOFT, HONESTLY. What have you DONE?

Also I really wish Nintendo wouldn't allow all these terrible games to make it through to their systems. All the ****** Wii games that emulate Wii Sports, party games, the Imagine series, etc shouldn't be put through. I get that they're kids games, but kids aren't stupid. They'll know it sucks. Kids deserve good games to grow up on. All these games you can pick up for literally a buck or two? Just a waste of a Wii case. I haven't seen this happening with the Wii U so far and it better stay this way. But the Wii got LITTERED with ****. And it doesn't deserve that. Players didn't and the system didn't either. That's part of where its ridicule stems from.

Wii and Wii U in mind, why were N64 games available for Wii shopping channel, but there aren't any on the Wii U's eshop? Just strange to me. The Wii U is more than capable of handling those games.

And last, rename the New 3DS. It's basically a new system. Name it accordingly. Save sellers the pain of explaining to impatient parents the difference between a new NEW 3DS, a new old 3DS, a used New 3DS, you get the picture.

starseed galaxy auticorn October 20th, 2014 7:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Tsutarja (Post 8474823)
Moving this on over to the Video Games section~

Oh, it fits there? I thought it would be a better fit here because it borders between tech and gaming. O_o I guess in a way, Nintendo is sort of involved more with gaming though.

Anyway, I agree with some of the stuff here.

I also had another suggestion about making their games a little better. I mean, I love Mario games more than the next person... but all of these spin offs like Mario Kart Racing and such? Do people even care about those games anymore? It seems like they are trying to gain a more childish response from kids. I've never seen Nintendo come out with something geared more towards adults. If anyone can name an adult Nintendo game, I'd love to hear it. They'd make a lot more money if they followed both crowds. In other words, gear towards children AND adults. Just look at Sony and Microsoft (Xbox franchise).

I mean yeah, I imagine it's hard coming up with an young adult genre game for 3DS or something, but it wouldn't be that hard for the Wii. I do know one game and that is the ones it came with (IE, Wii Fitness and those games). Other than that, my question rings true... have they ever come up with a game geared towards younger/older adults?

Sydian October 20th, 2014 7:48 AM

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Originally Posted by LokiofSassgard (Post 8474995)
I also had another suggestion about making their games a little better. I mean, I love Mario games more than the next person... but all of these spin offs like Mario Kart Racing and such? Do people even care about those games anymore?

You do realize that Mario Kart 8 was one of Nintendo's major releases and best sellers of the year right? And is one of the most popular games to play online at the moment. I'm part of a small Skype group that plays MK8 together as well. So...yeah. People do like Mario Kart and the next Mario Party is also pretty highly anticipated as it's making major changes to the series, as did the last one actually.

And for what it's worth, I see a lot of adult looking Miis when I play MK8 online...dont know a lot of kids with full beards. :P

starseed galaxy auticorn October 20th, 2014 8:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Sydian (Post 8474999)
You do realize that Mario Kart 8 was one of Nintendo's major releases and best sellers of the year right? And is one of the most popular games to play online at the moment. I'm part of a small Skype group that plays MK8 together as well. So...yeah. People do like Mario Kart and the next Mario Party is also pretty highly anticipated as it's making major changes to the series, as did the last one actually.

And for what it's worth, I see a lot of adult looking Miis when I play MK8 online...dont know a lot of kids with full beards. :P

I had no idea. I guess I'm just not into racing games because I'm so horrible at them lol.

Yeah, I guess that's true. I still think Nintendo's main goal is to attract a younger audience, even though they are attracting both adults and children. It's kind of odd to me because the only thing I've ever played is Pokemon, Digimon World: Dusk, Disney Magical World and Animal Crossing (just started it and still getting the hang of it).

Anyway, this is why the need to make their 3DSes or future ones more durable:



As you can see, it was chipped. It still plays fine... but it's just bothersome sometimes. I don't even know how it happened. I really think the big issue here is making them more durable so stuff like this doesn't happen.

Nah October 20th, 2014 9:23 AM

If I could make a suggestion to Nintendo, it'd be for them to name their systems better. Nintendo is the only one of the big three where people are confused as to what system is what and what plays which games because of their dumbass naming conventions. Particularly when they have multiple versions of the same system per generation.

Also, this:
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Originally Posted by Syd
Also I really wish Nintendo wouldn't allow all these terrible games to make it through to their systems. All the ****** Wii games that emulate Wii Sports, party games, the Imagine series, etc shouldn't be put through. I get that they're kids games, but kids aren't stupid. They'll know it sucks. Kids deserve good games to grow up on. All these games you can pick up for literally a buck or two? Just a waste of a Wii case. I haven't seen this happening with the Wii U so far and it better stay this way. But the Wii got LITTERED with ****. And it doesn't deserve that. Players didn't and the system didn't either. That's part of where its ridicule stems from.

All that shovelware crap shouldn't have existed, and it's beyond me how Wii Sports and its related ilk sold so much.

skyluigi2 October 20th, 2014 10:29 AM

Definitely sort the whole account system thing out. At the moment, your eShop purchases and the like are tied to your system and not your NNID; this means that if you lost/broke your 3DS or Wii U, there'd be no way to redownload all your games. As someone who's begun to buy games from the eShop rather than from shops, this is crazy. Iwata talked about this issue a while ago, but nothing's been done so far... please Nintendo, do something about this!!

El Héroe Oscuro October 20th, 2014 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Sydian (Post 8474993)
Also I really wish Nintendo wouldn't allow all these terrible games to make it through to their systems. All the ****** Wii games that emulate Wii Sports, party games, the Imagine series, etc shouldn't be put through. I get that they're kids games, but kids aren't stupid. They'll know it sucks. Kids deserve good games to grow up on. All these games you can pick up for literally a buck or two? Just a waste of a Wii case. I haven't seen this happening with the Wii U so far and it better stay this way. But the Wii got LITTERED with ****. And it doesn't deserve that. Players didn't and the system didn't either. That's part of where its ridicule stems from.

In Nintendo's defense, while these games may seem trivial to us adults, it probably does appease pretty well to young kids. Or at the very least, they still get sucked into it. It's easy to criticize it from an adult standpoint - because even I'll say they are just a whole bunch of crap - but for kids, they're most likely still entertained. Although I can't really say that it will be the same quality as some games from our childhood, like for me it was Harry Potter's Quidditch World Cup and The Haunted Mansion on the Gamecube that really got me, even though neither of those games were really that popular/mainstream (which, by the way, are both fantastic games.)

Klippy October 20th, 2014 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by LokiofSassgard (Post 8474995)
I also had another suggestion about making their games a little better. I mean, I love Mario games more than the next person... but all of these spin offs like Mario Kart Racing and such? Do people even care about those games anymore? It seems like they are trying to gain a more childish response from kids. I've never seen Nintendo come out with something geared more towards adults. If anyone can name an adult Nintendo game, I'd love to hear it. They'd make a lot more money if they followed both crowds. In other words, gear towards children AND adults. Just look at Sony and Microsoft (Xbox franchise).

I mean yeah, I imagine it's hard coming up with an young adult genre game for 3DS or something, but it wouldn't be that hard for the Wii. I do know one game and that is the ones it came with (IE, Wii Fitness and those games). Other than that, my question rings true... have they ever come up with a game geared towards younger/older adults?

Mario Kart 8 is one of the best selling Nintendo games in recent times and it's widely considered the turning point for the Wii U selling units. Smash Bros. is also considered one of the best series that Nintendo has, yet it's a spin-off.

Adult Nintendo games: Bayonetta 2, Eternal Darkness, and ZombiU to name a few.

Nintendo doesn't need to create exclusively violent, sexualized games because their entire lineup caters to everyone.

Other adult-oriented titles: Fire Emblem, Bravely Default, the Persona/Shin Megami series.

So to answer your question: Yes. They have adult-themed games.

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Originally Posted by LokiofSassgard (Post 8475010)
I had no idea. I guess I'm just not into racing games because I'm so horrible at them lol.

Yeah, I guess that's true. I still think Nintendo's main goal is to attract a younger audience, even though they are attracting both adults and children. It's kind of odd to me because the only thing I've ever played is Pokemon, Digimon World: Dusk, Disney Magical World and Animal Crossing (just started it and still getting the hang of it).

Anyway, this is why the need to make their 3DSes or future ones more durable:

As you can see, it was chipped. It still plays fine... but it's just bothersome sometimes. I don't even know how it happened. I really think the big issue here is making them more durable so stuff like this doesn't happen.

Nintendo's main goal is to create high-quality titles and innovative technology to enhance the gamer's experience. Does it always work? No. But better than promoting mediocrity.

I guess if that's all you played, you wouldn't understand why Mario Kart is so popular. :P

??? I've never had a chipped or damaged system from any company unless it was my own fault. I've never even had to replace a Nintendo console. If you treat your systems well and respectfully, they shouldn't get damaged at all. I certainly wouldn't say Nintendo makes low-quality ones.

To get back to your thread topic however, I would definitely like to see Nintendo produce more titles like Hyrule Warriors, Luigi's Mansion, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, and Star Fox: Adventures. I think their IPs are their greatest asset and creating unique spin-off titles was always something I wished they did more of. I also think they need to seriously bring back old franchises and try to modernize them or even just give them sequels. F-Zero, Mother, Metroid, even Ice Climbers. It worked for Kid Icarus and I think they need to re-evaluate their old IPs that have a lot of depth and wealth to add to the Nintendo lineup.

Klippy October 20th, 2014 10:50 AM

NEW TOPIC!

Do you guys consider retro gaming (NES, SNES, Genesis, etc.) to be of a higher quality than today's gaming? (Wii U/Wii, Xbox One/360, PS4/3? If so, what makes those games so interestingly good? If not, why are games simply better today?

EDIT: And for Shadow's sake, if you hate consoles, why is PC better?

TY October 20th, 2014 10:53 AM

PC gaming never gets the love it wants :(

Klippy October 20th, 2014 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by ShadowE (Post 8475155)
PC gaming never gets the love it wants :(

Fixed it for you. ;) Now answer! ;D

TY October 20th, 2014 11:12 AM

OK TO START OFF I DO NOT HATE CONSOLES TYVM xD

It is not that PC is better than consoles, but it IS a gaming platform along the consoles :P
The thing why PC-master race exists is because PC's can get their hardware changed where as the consoles can't and since graphical technology increases every day, games get more demanding to look good, which imo is not a big deal because I play games in a different way than the "PC-master race" people :P
And that results into consoles getting locked to 30fps, not having graphical options and no FoV options. Does that matter to me? Well maybe the 30fps thing, that bugs me ever since I switched to PC gaming because if you drop at 30fps, you drop to the 20's which is awful tbh.

Nah October 20th, 2014 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Klippy (Post 8475146)

To get back to your thread topic however, I would definitely like to see Nintendo produce more titles like Hyrule Warriors, Luigi's Mansion, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, and Star Fox: Adventures. I think their IPs are their greatest asset and creating unique spin-off titles was always something I wished they did more of. I also think they need to seriously bring back old franchises and try to modernize them or even just give them sequels. F-Zero, Mother, Metroid, even Ice Climbers. It worked for Kid Icarus and I think they need to re-evaluate their old IPs that have a lot of depth and wealth to add to the Nintendo lineup.

This. So much.

Nintendo's IPs have generally been really solid games, and that's one of their strengths. It's a little sad to see some perfectly good series be neglected. And really, they can't keep living off of Mario and Zelda and Pokemon and the occasional Smash Bros or 3rd party hit forever. Besides, series reboots have been a big thing the past couple of years, and Nintendo could totally cash in on that, especially because reboots of their IPs are more likely to do well than reboots of some other series (clearly it worked well for Kid Icarus). We all know how powerful nostalgia can be.

Except no Captain Toad spin-offs. Just no.

TRIFORCE89 October 20th, 2014 3:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Sydian (Post 8474999)
You do realize that Mario Kart 8 was one of Nintendo's major releases and best sellers of the year right? And is one of the most popular games to play online at the moment. I'm part of a small Skype group that plays MK8 together as well. So...yeah. People do like Mario Kart and the next Mario Party is also pretty highly anticipated as it's making major changes to the series, as did the last one actually.

And for what it's worth, I see a lot of adult looking Miis when I play MK8 online...dont know a lot of kids with full beards. :P

Wooo, shout out! :D




My suggestion for Nintendo would be to give me the keys. lol Not for the finer details or game design. But leverage and the bigger picture. Where they have holes in their lineup. Which internal dev teams and third parties would be best suited to tackling an IP. Extent of content. Quality control and cohesion :p


Honestly though, those are all things I think Nintendo should be trying to get a better handle on. Also courting third parties big time.

gnmmarechal October 20th, 2014 3:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Peitharchia (Post 8474786)
Definitely agree on making their handhelds more durable. I've dropped my GBA SP once before accidentally, and it immediately began malfunctioning (such as when you'd turn it on, it would automatically shut itself down few seconds later), which was sort of troublesome. Similar thing happened to my DS Lite, but thankfully, it wasn't as intense. Am afraid of making my 3DS due to the same, exact reason, which causes me to be extra careful while handling. If it were more strong, I would've been able to worry a little less, which, I feel, would be nice.

Alongside, another suggestion I would make is turning DLC more prominent. This would allow us to extend our game, and continue playing after we're done with its story. Of course, some of there video games do have these things, but there's still a lot that don't, especially Pokémon; if Pokémon had DLC, I'm sure many of us would be into them.

I've had many other ideas as to what Nintendo would possibly be able to try and whatnot, but right now, these are the only ones I could think of, aha.

My GBA SP fell many many times, and it still works, after more than 10 years.

Alfieri October 20th, 2014 3:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Zekrom (Post 8475077)
If I could make a suggestion to Nintendo, it'd be for them to name their systems better. Nintendo is the only one of the big three where people are confused as to what system is what and what plays which games because of their dumbass naming conventions. Particularly when they have multiple versions of the same system per generation.

I agree with you on this so freaking much. They've been guilty of bad product names since the beginning though lol. NES to SNES. Game Boy with the Pocket, Color, Advance, Micro, and SP. xD

TRIFORCE89 October 20th, 2014 3:58 PM

3DS is so hard to figure out compared to PS3

Sydian October 20th, 2014 6:46 PM

I personally thought Super NES was a fine name...I mean, it made sense. Then a number for N64 because bits...okay...still on the sense train. But GameCube...which, don't get me wrong, is an awesome name in my opinion, but it just doesn't...yeah. Wii???? What???? Excuse????? WII U??????????????? UM MA'AM????????????????? Honestly, I'm not too bothered by Nintendo's naming system other than the Wii U and the New 3DS because UGH that's gonna be annoying af.

To whoever said bringing back old IPs though, YES. All of the yes. I love Mario, Zelda, Pokemon, etc, but there are SO many great Nintendo franchises that could use the reboot. I'm looking at YOU Mother series even though it's been stated by Itoi that there will be no more ITOI CAN'T YOU JUST DO ANOTHER SERIES PLEASE????? But there's also Star Fox, F-Zero, someone even said Ice Climbers for Christ's sake. And this all being said, I hope Splatoon does really well and it doesn't go into remission for twenty years.

For what it's worth though, I love Nintendo. They make strange and bad decisions, sure, but when they get something right, by God, they get it right.

TRIFORCE89 October 20th, 2014 7:12 PM

Old IPs should come back even as just eShop games. I would love to see a third Balloon Fight game

Hiatus October 20th, 2014 9:55 PM

I don't feel retro gaming is of higher quality than today's. Games we have around right now are better in almost each and every aspect, arguably, whether it be graphics, mechanics, features, you name it. Some older video games might surpass current in terms of story and whatnot, but that more or less varies from person-to-person, I believe; to me, one game could be great plot-wise, but to someone else, it might wind up to be terrible. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same, exact taste, haha. Though, when it comes to nostalgia, retro ones are usually at top (and would likely feel the same for current-generation of games when they are considered old). At least for me.

Satoshi Ookami October 21st, 2014 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Peitharchia (Post 8475577)
I don't feel retro gaming is of higher quality than today's. Games we have around right now are better in almost each and every aspect, arguably, whether it be graphics, mechanics, features, you name it. Some older video games might surpass current in terms of story and whatnot, but that more or less varies from person-to-person, I believe; to me, one game could be great plot-wise, but to someone else, it might wind up to be terrible. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same, exact taste, haha. Though, when it comes to nostalgia, retro ones are usually at top (and would likely feel the same for current-generation of games when they are considered old). At least for me.

Considering there is a big wave of HD remakes of oldies + many Kickstarter indie projects that create retro-inspired games, I believe retro games in many ways do surpass today games.
But Persona and Neps are new games so new games rule.

VeranithasVI October 21st, 2014 3:36 AM

It feels weird being in the Video Games DCC... D:

Who's got an Xbox One? I bought one over the weekend and don't have any friends so it'd be great if anybody had one and wanted to slay some Titans on Titanfall, race some cars on Forza 5 or kick some ball on Fifa 15. VeranithasVI is my XBL gamertag, always open to friend requests just include your PC name in a message if you do add me!

In other news, Halo: MCC comes out very soon and features Halo 1, 2, 3 and 4 online gameplay + campaigns. *Heavy breathing*

TRIFORCE89 October 21st, 2014 6:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Klippy (Post 8475153)
NEW TOPIC!

Do you guys consider retro gaming (NES, SNES, Genesis, etc.) to be of a higher quality than today's gaming? (Wii U/Wii, Xbox One/360, PS4/3? If so, what makes those games so interestingly good? If not, why are games simply better today?

EDIT: And for Shadow's sake, if you hate consoles, why is PC better?

I've been playing a lot of retro games lately. About... 70 in the last two months? Which is both impressive and incredibly sad.

A lot of arcade and NES stuff so far. A few Master System things. I haven't even hit Super Mario Bros. yet though, so the stuff I've played is beyond ancient. There have been a couple of gems, but by and large... no.

I think it's the same as now. A see of decent games. A few gems that shine above the others.

The retro stuff is today's indie market

U.Flame October 21st, 2014 9:03 PM

Skyrim's Go Pokeball mod has been taken down?
 
In the wonderful world of Skyrim modding, a great mod known as Go Pokeball gave players the ability to catch any creature, any person, with Pokeballs! As far as I know, it's only been hosted on the Steam Workshop, and recently it's been taken down. Does anyone know why that is? Did anyone miss their chance to download it? Is it legal for those of us who still have it to distribute it?

EDIT: Whoa, sorry about the sudden rude interruption mid-topic. This was originally a thread but was moved here.

Dustmop October 21st, 2014 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by TRIFORCE89 (Post 8476390)
There have been a couple of gems, but by and large... no.

I think it's the same as now. A sea of decent games. A few gems that shine above the others.

The retro stuff is today's indie market

That, coupled with devs playing on nostalgia, is pretty much how I feel about it, too.

I'm sure nostalgia plays a pretty big role in some cases for me, too, but not enough that I'd say retro games were just objectively better in every way. And even with all the aesthetic improvements that gaming's seen over the years, I can't say that makes it any better, either.

There's just so many things that come together to make a game good. Every generation has seen some incredible titles, and absolute **** alike. :P

So, I just can't say that any one generation is better than another. They've all had really memorable games for me, and frankly, that's all that matters. :3

Necrum October 22nd, 2014 12:16 AM

I think retro games are, well, games. What we have today is more like a cinematic experience in a lot of cases. Multiplayer seems to be where most of the actually game-y games went. Like Half-Life 2 is a very cinematic game even though you are also very involved, but Sonic the Hedgehog is a game with a bunch of rules to it that you use to reach the end of a level. You can run left and right and jump. Enemies hurt if they touch you. If you have a ring you won't die when this happens. And so on and so forth. Sure, HL2 has rules, but only as far as the mapping and what is hard coded. You don't notice most of the rules because they're natural to real life rules. Gravity exists. You fire a gun and it hurts people. You get shot and it hurts you. Those are all real life things and aren't presented the way a game would. Borderlands on the other hand sits somewhere in the middle. At least the second one and Pre Sequel do, having plenty of rules to make it a game while also maintaining a strong story line. I think comparing old stuff to new stuff just doesn't work really. You can compare games of the same genre to see how far they've come, but in general I think that Retro games are just different games, not better ones.

Nillemi October 22nd, 2014 2:21 PM

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Originally Posted by El Héroe Oscuro (Post 8474911)
Buy back Rare so we can get proper sequels to Banjo Kazooie and Conker's Bad Fur Day.

Buying rare would be a bad decision. They're just a shovelware company now, All the good devs left. Buying the IPs back from Microsoft would be a much better decision.

Dustmop October 22nd, 2014 2:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Kenchiin (Post 8474964)
A new console that doesn't focus on movement as part of the entertainment. Please.

I fully support this.

Nintendo, I'm a stereotype. I'm lazy. I don't want to move a lot in order to play a game.

If I wanted to do that, I'd go outside more often.

TRIFORCE89 October 22nd, 2014 4:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Nillemi (Post 8477088)
Buying rare would be a bad decision. They're just a shovelware company now, All the good devs left. Buying the IPs back from Microsoft would be a much better decision.

The IPs, yes. But also a lot of the Rare team from back then have gone their separate ways. A handful were interested in doing something together via crowdsourcing a little while ago. That fizzled out.

Bring them all together, buy the IPs. Don't need the Rare IP. Make it happen, Nintendo

Spinosaurus October 22nd, 2014 4:44 PM

Awesome Games Done Quick 2015 schedule is up
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eB4mJA3DV5D_gYAEp2lLMXQqqTZLlQRJDsTQOOoVvR8/pubhtml

Necrum October 22nd, 2014 4:51 PM

Speaking of cool stuff, Extra Life 24 hour gaming marathons anyone? I might try to do one with the Pre-Sequel. Definitely fun enough for it.

EDIT: Dear god, they're gonna speed run one of the Final Doom IWADs??? And wow why are they playing Sonic Heroes, lmfao! That game was not very good imo.

Spinosaurus October 22nd, 2014 5:09 PM

Sonic Heroes is alright

Tropical Freeze is a strong ass start. I time trialed that game. Super fun to speedrun and watch speedruns of.

Also rather ecstatic about Wario Land 4 being there.

TY October 22nd, 2014 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Necrum (Post 8477190)
Speaking of cool stuff, Extra Life 24 hour gaming marathons anyone? I might try to do one with the Pre-Sequel. Definitely fun enough for it.

I could do that with a few games, but then again I may piss off my family by staying up all day doing nothing but playing video games xD

Necrum October 22nd, 2014 11:07 PM

All you gotta do is tell them it's for charity, lol! No one can argue with that without sounding like an ass.

TY October 22nd, 2014 11:44 PM

Well then, now only to find a day to do this, esp since I have work on the only days I do not have to go to school... fml

CoffeeDrink October 23rd, 2014 12:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Peitharchia (Post 8475577)
I don't feel retro gaming is of higher quality than today's. Games we have around right now are better in almost each and every aspect, arguably, whether it be graphics, mechanics, features, you name it. Some older video games might surpass current in terms of story and whatnot, but that more or less varies from person-to-person, I believe; to me, one game could be great plot-wise, but to someone else, it might wind up to be terrible. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same, exact taste, haha. Though, when it comes to nostalgia, retro ones are usually at top (and would likely feel the same for current-generation of games when they are considered old). At least for me.

I think not. When you compare certain games, older games can brutalize the hell out of newer ones. For example I would rather play Metal Slug one thousand times rather than play Destiny for ten minutes. Or you can ask nearly anyone who has played any of the first six final fantasy games (people who have played the seventh tend to praise it more than they should) if the new FF games are worth the trouble of playing. Or Ride to Hell. . . Colonial Marines. . . Rome Total War. . . there are several new games that are on the 'don't ever play' list. Why? I chalk it up to laziness.

In this day and age, when you screw up you can just patch the game forever cough *destiny* cough. Whereas if you screwed up on an NES game, you're totally ****ed. There is no patching, no updates, just your glaring mistake of failure. I think it put more pressure on the developers and designers to make the best games they could possibly make and not slack just because they knew they could fix it later. That's why so many people are buying the old NES games off of the Nintendo store, like Mega Man, Metroid, and The Legend of Zelda.

Imagine if there was a game breaking bug in Super Mario Bros. where the flag wouldn't drop. Or glitching through walls in Metroid. Maybe clipping through the floor and dying would have made Contra the worst game of all time? No. These games are near as perfect as they could be and they don't have the same issues as larger, newer games do. I'd rather play with a password system (Mega Man) rather than a crap save system that doesn't work half the time, and leaves you stuck with little health, no ammo and a constant regenerating boss even though you beat the area and played for another 30 minutes and even clicked save: Deadspace 3.

Also, if you have a Playstation 3 I highly recommend looking for Castlevania: Symphony of the Night which is due to have a price drop to about $3 next week (Halloween specials). It's an amazing game, and you can tell it's been fashioned with painstaking care and love. It was so amazing I even bought a $20 PSP game just so I could play it (Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles).

Too long, didn't read: All games must find their niche. There are good and bad games in each generation, but do not dismiss the retro games as pure nostalgia, people love these games for a reason. We weren't forced to sit and play Pokemon Blue under penalty of death.

Necrum October 23rd, 2014 7:05 AM

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Originally Posted by ShadowE (Post 8477451)
Well then, now only to find a day to do this, esp since I have work on the only days I do not have to go to school... fml

According to the site, you can split your 24 hours up. I don't know the full details yet, still kinda figuring it out myself. I actually had another idea that instead of playing the Pre Sequel, I might play Maximum Doom, which is probably an aweful terrible idea that I will hate myself for later, but I would actually be able to record it, lol. (Maximum Doom is a shovelware release BY ID for Doom and Doom II. Most of it is garbage from the early days of Doom mapping)

ShadowEdge October 23rd, 2014 7:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Klippy (Post 8470366)
You ought to wait and buy the new ORAS 2DS. They are really neat looking and unique - especially if you're into the Hoenn gen of things.

http://pokefanaticos.com.ar/noticias/uploads/nintendo_2ds_transparentes_oras.jpg

Ahh but the 2DS is just an awful system why keep supporting it?

Necrum October 23rd, 2014 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by ShadowEdge (Post 8477681)
Ahh but the 2DS is just an awful system why keep supporting it?

The 2DS is better than most people think. With the exception of the mashy buttons, it holds in your hands quite comfortably. I actually recommend it to anyone not willing to buy an XL.

TY October 23rd, 2014 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Necrum (Post 8477668)
According to the site, you can split your 24 hours up. I don't know the full details yet, still kinda figuring it out myself. I actually had another idea that instead of playing the Pre Sequel, I might play Maximum Doom, which is probably an aweful terrible idea that I will hate myself for later, but I would actually be able to record it, lol. (Maximum Doom is a shovelware release BY ID for Doom and Doom II. Most of it is garbage from the early days of Doom mapping)

If I'm doing it, I won't split hours up unless I'm taking a break to get a drink/snack. Prolly streaming it too... Is there a set date from when you can do this? I can basically start today :P

Necrum October 23rd, 2014 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by ShadowE (Post 8477812)
If I'm doing it, I won't split hours up unless I'm taking a break to get a drink/snack. Prolly streaming it too... Is there a set date from when you can do this? I can basically start today :P

Well they're running their official ones today I think, but different people have different lives and such, so I'm pretty sure there's a wide range of when it can be done. It might be hard for me to find people to pledge though, some part of me doubts my dad would pay me to play video games when he thinks I'm addicted, haha!

TY October 23rd, 2014 10:54 AM

Neither would mine, they probably wil put me in a mental hospital when I ever tell them of this idea, they don't even support me in my effort to get somewhere in the pro-gaming scene :(

Necrum October 23rd, 2014 11:20 AM

I bet my Grandma would pledge, and maybe a few of my friends, especially now that my best friend is working.

Dustmop October 23rd, 2014 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by ShadowE (Post 8477825)
Neither would mine, they probably wil put me in a mental hospital when I ever tell them of this idea, they don't even support me in my effort to get somewhere in the pro-gaming scene :(

Man. That's awful. I'm sorry. :c

Times like this make me glad my father also plays a lot of games, and my mom used to. At least they sort of understand. ..Sort of. D:

TY October 23rd, 2014 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Sgt.Dustmop (Post 8477858)
Man. That's awful. I'm sorry. :c

Times like this make me glad my father also plays a lot of games, and my mom used to. At least they sort of understand. ..Sort of. D:

Yeah, basically I get 0 support from my family who thinks it is a waste of time and I should focus more on my studies n stuff.

My dad does play games from time to time, but not like I do. He plays them and thinks he is good while he actually sucks, while I play them and be meh at them and think im decent :P

Necrum October 23rd, 2014 3:51 PM

Starcraft 2 tourney huh? Too bad I don't like RTS games.

Alex October 24th, 2014 10:32 AM

How about a Civ V tourney. And the winner wins Civ: Beyond Earth! lol.

El Héroe Oscuro October 24th, 2014 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by marz (Post 8478623)
How about a Civ V tourney. And the winner wins Civ: Beyond Earth! lol.

That would actually be pretty fun to do. Too bad it would take a century to get the games done haha.

Dustmop October 24th, 2014 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by El Héroe Oscuro (Post 8478632)
That would actually be pretty fun to do. Too bad it would take a century to get the games done haha.

Look on the bright side. By then Beyond Earth would go on sale - even lower than its current $44. :P

WolfMirage October 24th, 2014 4:55 PM

PS3 help
 
I have a second gen ps3 and it will play ps1 games, but not ps2 games and it as the internal ps2 memory card.

Any help please

Nah October 25th, 2014 4:54 AM

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Originally Posted by WolfMirage (Post 8478903)
I have a second gen ps3 and it will play ps1 games, but not ps2 games and it as the internal ps2 memory card.

Any help please

There's a bit of data you have to download from the PSN store (it's free) before your PS3 will play PS2 games. Did you do that?

Alex October 25th, 2014 12:58 PM

So, Assassin's Creed Unity is 70 bucks Canadian. Ridiculous. Who will that appeal to? Only the hardest core of fans. There's no way I'll pay that much for another AC title. Especially when their last decent title was AC Brotherhood. I haven't played Black Flag, though, I heard that's good.

Klippy October 25th, 2014 1:23 PM

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Originally Posted by marz (Post 8479526)
So, Assassin's Creed Unity is 70 bucks Canadian. Ridiculous. Who will that appeal to? Only the hardest core of fans. There's no way I'll pay that much for another AC title. Especially when their last decent title was AC Brotherhood. I haven't played Black Flag, though, I heard that's good.

I tried Black Flag, but it honestly was just more Assassin's Creed. :/ If I'm honest with myself, the last time I had fun with an AC game was when you were here and we were playing online. Since then, I have not enjoyed an AC experience.

Alex October 25th, 2014 1:44 PM

Pretty much dude, I agree completely. I bought 3 and it was crap. So was Revelations. It's the same old stuff over and over.

Nah October 25th, 2014 2:07 PM

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Originally Posted by marz (Post 8479568)
Pretty much dude, I agree completely. I bought 3 and it was crap. So was Revelations. It's the same old stuff over and over.

Yeah, that's why I've lost interest in the series too. As fun as stabbing people and climbing everything in historical settings can be, it gets a little repetitive after a while. And it would be nice if the story looked like it was actually going somewhere, but at this point I'm pretty sure they just threw the overall story out the window.

Klippy October 25th, 2014 2:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Zekrom (Post 8479578)
Yeah, that's why I've lost interest in the series too. As fun as stabbing people and climbing everything in historical settings can be, it gets a little repetitive after a while. And it would be nice if the story looked like it was actually going somewhere, but at this point I'm pretty sure they just threw the overall story out the window.

They...

Spoiler:
did. Black Flag revealed that Abstergo was now just a company that can access the memories of Desmond's ancestors and you play as some random with no connection to Desmond working in...some sort of "Assassin's Creed" game development lab. They've pretty much screwed the pooch on their original story and it's disgusting.

Judge Mandolore Shepard October 25th, 2014 4:43 PM

When it comes to the Assassin's Creed series, the thing that I think has gotten stale is not the single player, but the multiplayer. The multiplayer was fine when it was first introduced back in Brotherhood, but as more titles in the series had it, it has gotten worse. Eventually I got tired of seeing players going for quantity of kills instead of quality of kills. Which is why I am glad that Rogue is dropping the multiplayer.

WolfMirage October 25th, 2014 6:39 PM

Zekrom sorry about the delay. Yes it's downloaded. It's so strang

Hiatus October 25th, 2014 8:23 PM

Assassin's Creed II is my most favorite of the series; unlike other games, this one seemed to have had an engaging story. While playing, most of us were actually able to feel what Ezio was going through; in his happy moments, we found ourselves smiling, and during his toughest times, we were crying (maybe not literally--in our minds). As far as plots go, I would say Assassin's Creed II would have to be in my list of top-five all-time favorites. Other AC releases were okay, but I personally don't believe they could compare to this one.

Multiplayer--sadly, I have never tried it, to be honest. Well, I did once, but quit as soon as I began (reasons), so didn't get to experience much, sadly.

TRIFORCE89 October 25th, 2014 9:07 PM

I liked II and Brotherhood. Revelations was wholly unnecessary. The first game was a fun romp too. ACIII though was horrible. Just sucked out whatever desire I might have had to continue with the franchise. I skipped Black Flag, don't really care about the upcoming ones right now

Satoshi Ookami October 26th, 2014 4:34 AM

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Originally Posted by marz (Post 8479526)
So, Assassin's Creed Unity is 70 bucks Canadian. Ridiculous. Who will that appeal to? Only the hardest core of fans. There's no way I'll pay that much for another AC title. Especially when their last decent title was AC Brotherhood. I haven't played Black Flag, though, I heard that's good.

More multiplayer, more money. Ubisoft thinking as always.

Quote:

Originally Posted by marz (Post 8479568)
It's the same old stuff over and over.

That goes for every series.
If you take e.g. CoD, EA games, it's also the same all over again.

El Héroe Oscuro October 26th, 2014 1:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by marz (Post 8479526)
So, Assassin's Creed Unity is 70 bucks Canadian. Ridiculous. Who will that appeal to? Only the hardest core of fans. There's no way I'll pay that much for another AC title. Especially when their last decent title was AC Brotherhood. I haven't played Black Flag, though, I heard that's good.

What was their pricing for past Assassin Creed games?

Nathan October 26th, 2014 1:59 PM

Couldn't get into AC. I was rather bad in discreet killing and I couldn't hold my own when going head-on with the enemies so I gave up on it. But I could see why some other people would like it. The one I played was neatly organized.

TRIFORCE89 October 26th, 2014 3:03 PM

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Originally Posted by El Héroe Oscuro (Post 8480360)
What was their pricing for past Assassin Creed games?

Pricing for video games in Canada in general have gone up recently, for context.

I'll say.... $55-$60?


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