robio said:

As I was playing it I kept wondering, "when do we get to Castlevania and Ghosts'n'Goblins?"

The early response seems positive and it seems like a lot of people have bought it so far, so I think it's safe to say we will see a NES Remix II. Hopefully they'll invited Capcom and Konami to come along for the ride next time.

Maybe instead of making NES Remix II why not just have an add-on that adds more games. I hope they eventually get all of the games Nintendo made for the NES on it and than add some 3rd parties.

Dvader said:

I'll pretend you didn't say that last line. LBP is an excellent game.

I did say "after the first one".  They're not all excellent, even you can admit that

gamingeek said:

SteelAttack said:

I'd pick one if they weren't so damn expensive over here.

I was shown the Lumia 625 GG and I liked it well enough, but unfortunately they only had a yellow one.

You can easily replace the back cover, they just pop out. Considering what the 625 does, it's great value for money, my bro has an iphone 4 and was well impressed by my lumia. It's very user friendly too.

I have a Lumia 520, and while I'm generally content with it, and like the OS a lot, be aware that it's still Windows.  Weird stuff happens at random.  My alarm clock won't go off on some days.  Then I won't hear the ringtone untill I shut down the phone and restart it again.  I'm sure there were some more things, but I forgot.

bugsonglass said:

I did say "after the first one".  They're not all excellent, even you can admit that

I will have to agree with this. The first LBP was absolutely magical. The sequels were much less so.

Dvader said:

Less magical sure but LBP2 was better than LBP1 in nealy every single way.

Nope.

LBP's lack of a story was highly superior to LBP 2's piece of crap story. And in story mode, I'll argue tooth and nail that the original's level design was superior to the sequel. The only thing 2 had in its favor was the user created content. And I never gave a crap about that stuff anyway.

Dvader said:

It is missing compelling level design and any semblance of a challenge which is strange cause LBP had that in abundance.

I am hoping the second half of the game picks up the challenge considerably cause it has felt like I have been in a giant tutorial for over 2 hours.

Compelling level design? Little Big Planet? Yes, the last few levels in Little Big Planet 1 were well designed. Every other level in both games? Mediocre to complete shit. (But immensely enjoyable in co-op.)

Little Big Planet 2's entire single player campaign was a tutorial (and wasn't even fun in co-op)...

robio said:

Nope.

LBP's lack of a story was highly superior to LBP 2's piece of crap story. And in story mode, I'll argue tooth and nail that the original's level design was superior to the sequel. The only thing 2 had in its favor was the user created content. And I never gave a crap about that stuff anyway.

Agreed the first games campaign was better but seriously what you are saying is that you liked 1% of the game and didn't care about the 99% of what the real game is about. Why even bother to play LBP then?

robio said:

I look forward to the Remix levels for Chubby Cherub in the DLC packs then.

travo said:

Christmas break is so close!  Only one more work day to go!