darthhomer said:

archangel3371 said:

I was also really disappointed with Operation Darkness, well at least from what I tried from the demo.

The Marvel vs. Capcom 2 news/rumour is awesome to see. I loved that game so being able to get it for the 360 is great. It'll be perfect to get me ready for a Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

You'd better buy that shit so we get a Marvel vs Capcom 3.

Kinda stupid question here - why is it that Nintendo Voice Chat always gets a summary, but no other major gaming podcast does? Let alone the other IGN podcasts...

Because Matt and Bozon (and maybe Hatefield and Harris) are the only one with credibility in IGN. Plus they say stupid stuff often and make fun of the wii sometimes.

phantom_leo said:

PLAY World of Goo!

It's one of a kind and CANNOT BE MISSED ! ! !

Damn Europe!

iga_bobovic said:

Leo has fury. Leo time to rub it in their noses.

@GG

Yiu remember N64 mag wel, but you do not remember tsufufum, shame on you!

WTH is tsufufum?

steelattack said:

gamingeek said:

Salma used to be soooo hot.

To think that she started here in Mexico doing shitty soap operas. Then she moved away to pursue the Hollywood dream.

Did she ever do any nude stuff in those? If so, please forward the video or screencaps.

dvader said:

Some guy on neogaf is lying and telling people that Wii Music is fun. LIES I TELL YOU HORRIBLE LIES!!!!!

Wii Music is evil!

http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/22048

I want to watch it but gamevideos hates me. Did you read that article I posted last week on Wii Music? Apparently it is quite good. Deep too.

edgecrusher said:

What do you mean USED to be hot?

Well she was much riper in her younger days.

steelattack said:

Nowadays he fancies Antonio Banderas.

Can't I like them both?

foolz said:

This is one of the most frustrating GTAs, but not because it's hard, because there's a lot of stupid BS in it. I sucked at GTA VC and SA, in fact I found some of the missions to be quite a challenge, but it was funb ecause it was challenge, not stupid.

I'm still enjoying it a lot though, but it's got a shitload of annoying niggles.

The one thing that annoyed was just the godawful restart points.

darthhomer said:

Kinda stupid question here - why is it that Nintendo Voice Chat always gets a summary, but no other major gaming podcast does? Let alone the other IGN podcasts...

Some dude on NeoGAF does a summary, gonintendo copies and pastes it and that gets copied and pasted here. But yeah I don't really see many other summaries posted online of other podcasts. From my perspective the only podcasts I have ever enjoyed listening to are the 1up podcast and IGN Nintendo. I think that there is relatively little nintendo information out there so the fans are always salivating for more info and IGN has just the right mix of hints and rumours and some exclusive info.

bugsonglass said:

i have never played 'secret of mana'.  (or any other game in the series, even though i bought the DS mana game,) how excited should i be?

As excited as a virgin in a whorehouse!

Yep, why bother having a restart for a msision, if you've got to fucking drive to the eactiona ll over again.

No fucking difference between restarting, and loading, except that you lose ammo. :X

i just finished aria of sorrow last night (painfully short game) from the castlevania double pack i bought two years ago in the US.

i am hard pressed to find another such consistently brilliant series of games in recent years.  have now played all 3 GBA games and the 2 DS ones and I would score them all with solid 9s.  Sure in many ways it's the same game over and over but it really is a case of 'if it ain't broke...'

while i await for order of ecclesia i will dig into the dracula X chronicles on psp.  between that and symphony of the night as an unlockable (i have never played it before) i should be ok for a while.

PS i'm not sure how much i should try with the old school vanias.  i bought Super C'vania IV on the virtual console and though i liked it, i sort of found it too slow and difficult and linear i suppose so i didn't stick with it long enough.  i never played any of the NES ones but i remember reading dvader's (i think it was) comments when they were released on the VC which made them tempting.  i guess i should just enjoy the psp games for the time being and look forward to order of ecclesia and worry about the old school ones later.

bugsonglass said:

i just finished aria of sorrow last night (painfully short game) from the castlevania double pack i bought two years ago in the US.

i am hard pressed to find another such consistently brilliant series of games in recent years.  have now played all 3 GBA games and the 2 DS ones and I would score them all with solid 9s.  Sure in many ways it's the same game over and over but it really is a case of 'if it ain't broke...'

while i await for order of ecclesia i will dig into the dracula X chronicles on psp.  between that and symphony of the night as an unlockable (i have never played it before) i should be ok for a while.

PS i'm not sure how much i should try with the old school vanias.  i bought Super C'vania IV on the virtual console and though i liked it, i sort of found it too slow and difficult and linear i suppose so i didn't stick with it long enough.  i never played any of the NES ones but i remember reading dvader's (i think it was) comments when they were released on the VC which made them tempting.  i guess i should just enjoy the psp games for the time being and look forward to order of ecclesia and worry about the old school ones later.

CV4 does start off like that, but you have to persevere. It's actually a lot better than your first impressions. Or it was for me at least. You are right about the CV games being the same thing, it's very much like the metroid 2-D games, the same thing. But great.

gamingeek said:

bugsonglass said:

i just finished aria of sorrow last night (painfully short game) from the castlevania double pack i bought two years ago in the US.

i am hard pressed to find another such consistently brilliant series of games in recent years.  have now played all 3 GBA games and the 2 DS ones and I would score them all with solid 9s.  Sure in many ways it's the same game over and over but it really is a case of 'if it ain't broke...'

while i await for order of ecclesia i will dig into the dracula X chronicles on psp.  between that and symphony of the night as an unlockable (i have never played it before) i should be ok for a while.

PS i'm not sure how much i should try with the old school vanias.  i bought Super C'vania IV on the virtual console and though i liked it, i sort of found it too slow and difficult and linear i suppose so i didn't stick with it long enough.  i never played any of the NES ones but i remember reading dvader's (i think it was) comments when they were released on the VC which made them tempting.  i guess i should just enjoy the psp games for the time being and look forward to order of ecclesia and worry about the old school ones later.

CV4 does start off like that, but you have to persevere. It's actually a lot better than your first impressions. Or it was for me at least. You are right about the CV games being the same thing, it's very much like the metroid 2-D games, the same thing. But great.

Actually Metroid 2, Super, Fusion and Zero Missions are significantly different from each other.

gamingeek said:

iga_bobovic said:

gamingeek said:

CV4 does start off like that, but you have to persevere. It's actually a lot better than your first impressions. Or it was for me at least. You are right about the CV games being the same thing, it's very much like the metroid 2-D games, the same thing. But great.

Actually Metroid 2, Super, Fusion and Zero Missions are significantly different from each other.

I only played metroid 2 for about 5 minutes, but I played the rest and they all feel very similar, except for polish and general ease of use. Sure there are minor differences but they all adhere to the same sort of template.

Nope, Fusion is much more linear and mission based that Super. Adam gives you objective to do and you have to do them. In Super you just wander about and collect power-ups, that give you access to new areas and so on. Metroid 2 you have to hunt for metroids than kill them. If you kill all of them in a area the acid drops to a lower level and you kill the metroids in a new area. The gameplay is much more search and destroy. Zero missions has the zero suit stealth section, but this one is the most similar to Super. The structure of the games is significantly different.

gamingeek said:

Did she ever do any nude stuff in those? If so, please forward the video or screencaps.

No. No nude shit, besides, she was almost flatchested when she hanged around here. I'll see if I can find you some comparison pics.

Oh, I found them.

I mean, look at this shit, for fuck's sake!

Ex-fucking-cuse me?

She's still hot, though. Hot enough to fap furiously.