robio said:

I wasn't aware there was Tekken movie.

It's probably better that way.

Shang Tsung is Heihachi, .  "Welcome to Mortal... err I mean King of Iron Fist Tournament!"

robio said:

Would a copy of Symphony of the Night hold you over? It's essentally the same gamaply as those games and it's pretty easy to get a hold of.

  I have that already.

You're right, but the DS games have their own charm to them.

I think I should just save my money. I think $70 is too much for games I already played.

ASK_Story said:

Hey guys, need some advice here. What should I do?

After playing some Castlevania Harmony of Despair, I miss my DS Castlevanias. I sold them off like an idiot and now I'm kind of regretting it.

I know a few places that sell them but if I wanted all three games (Dawn of Sorrow, Portrait of Ruin, and Order of Ecclesia) it'd set me back close to $65-70!

Part of me wants them again, but another part of me says that it'd be just a waste of money since I beat these games already.

What should I do?

I think I should just save my money and purchase Harmony of Despair and just enjoy that...do you guys agree?

This is why you never, never sell your games! (says the guy who is currently selling 3/4 of his video game collection).

hamzik said:

Back from vacation. No gaming for the last four weeks but I remedied that as soon as I returned home. Bought myself Red Dead Redemption (PS3) and 5 hours in I must say, it is amazing. I gave up on GTAIV after only a couple of hours and I was afraid of all "GTAIV in wild west"-comments but Redemption is so much more than that. GTA has never been my cup of tea, mainly because I never like the setting. Modern day gangsters and all the tired cliches never attracted me. RDR is a different beast alltogether, at least it feels like that to me. The dying "wild west" is a much more interesting setting for a sandboxgame where morale is a restriction only inforced by the player. So far, it has blown me away.

Yay! Welcome back Hamzik!

Metroid!!!!

"My demo was admittedly very short so I didn't get much of a chance to savor the moments, but I will say that the game, while visually strong, has a very "clunky" feel to it that hasn't gone away since my last hands-on. The game's been designed around the Wii remote exclusively, and while it's great to get a Metroid game that harkens back to the old-school NES and Super NES days, it's hard to ignore a lot of the stiffness of the game's control. Wall jumping didn't feel as fluid and natural in this game, for example. And while I can appreciate the Wii pointer control for first-person mode, it feels awkward to jump in and jump out constantly – not to mention that you can't move around while you're looking through Samus' visor -- only rotate from the spot that you were standing in when you jumped into first-person mode"---IGN

Hmmm, I think they made a mistake not using both the remote & analog stick with the game. It would have allowed for far better controls, and movement in first-person. Its like they've intentually limited the game's interface for some foolish reason. But regardless, still sounds like a great game.

ASK_Story said:

Hey guys, need some advice here. What should I do?

After playing some Castlevania Harmony of Despair, I miss my DS Castlevanias. I sold them off like an idiot and now I'm kind of regretting it.

I know a few places that sell them but if I wanted all three games (Dawn of Sorrow, Portrait of Ruin, and Order of Ecclesia) it'd set me back close to $65-70!

Part of me wants them again, but another part of me says that it'd be just a waste of money since I beat these games already.

What should I do?

I think I should just save my money and purchase Harmony of Despair and just enjoy that...do you guys agree?

Never sell your games. You deserve to be punished. *Hugs copy of all three DS Castlevanias*