I started A Link To The Past for the first time today. Zelda is so much more enjoyable with save states. The thing that I've always disliked about these games is having to re-solve shit I've already solved just because I died or didn't have enough time to play through the whole dungeon in one go.
I started A Link To The Past for the first time today. Zelda is so much more enjoyable with save states. The thing that I've always disliked about these games is having to re-solve shit I've already solved just because I died or didn't have enough time to play through the whole dungeon in one go.
That's never really bothered me, because re-solving a puzzle isn't very much... That being said, you just started my favorite game of all time. Have fun with it.
Having finally reinstalled Windows on my laptop, I'm playing a lot of Civ V and Mafia II (because I'm a sucker for the setting, and it's quite well done). I've been trying to get into the NS2 alpha (I pre-ordered a while ago), but Steam is being bitchy. Since I've been out of the world for a while, what are some new-ish games that aren't too processor-intensive? My RAM and graphics are pretty good, but my processor (Core 2 Duo, 2.26Ghz) is becoming a bottleneck.
what are some new-ish games that aren't too processor-intensive? My RAM and graphics are pretty good, but my processor (Core 2 Duo, 2.26Ghz) is becoming a bottleneck.
I know achievements are silly, but I'm almost done with Lego Harry Potter being 100% completed. I've never did those things on Lego Star Wars or Lego Batman.
As soon as I'm done with that, I will go back to Project ST: finish all the games that I left unfinished.
1. Starfy 2. Bowser's Inside Story 3. Picross 3D 4. Pokemon Soulsilver (Just need to be the Elite 4) (maybe) 5. Professor Layton & The Unwound Future
Then I can start Ivy The Kiwi, Yoshi's Story, and Yoshi's Touch 'N Go.
Everyone get ready for maximum difficulty survival multi-player when the Halloween patch comes out. We gunna be DF up in this shit. Though I would ask people to not go crazy.
So I started getting back into Bowser's Inside Story. I have no idea where I'm at or where I should be going. I've tried looking through online FAQs and walkthroughs, but since I forgot what I did last in the game, it doesn't help much. I would pretty much have to read the entire thing to get a clue. *sigh*
So I started getting back into Bowser's Inside Story. I have no idea where I'm at or where I should be going. I've tried looking through online FAQs and walkthroughs, but since I forgot what I did last in the game, it doesn't help much. I would pretty much have to read the entire thing to get a clue. *sigh*
I hate when that kind of things happen. I tend to jump from game to game a lot so sometimes I return to a game and have no idea what I'm doing.
So I started getting back into Bowser's Inside Story. I have no idea where I'm at or where I should be going. I've tried looking through online FAQs and walkthroughs, but since I forgot what I did last in the game, it doesn't help much. I would pretty much have to read the entire thing to get a clue. *sigh*
Zelda had it right with the fortune teller. Every long game needs something to remind you what you have to do next.
Well I did talk to a few NPCs and figured I needed to go Peach's Castle, which I did. One hour of playing and I'm still stuck. I feel like I need Bowser to be able to continue, but he's stuck in some area that I forget. Boo.
One thing that is really great about LttP so far is how quickly you rack up items. One dungeon and I already have the bow, boomerang, bombs, lantern, fairies, AND Pegasus boots? Unheard of.
One thing that is really great about LttP so far is how quickly you rack up items. One dungeon and I already have the bow, boomerang, bombs, lantern, fairies, AND Pegasus boots? Unheard of.
Yeah, it's great. ALttP has so many good items, and most of them are useful for the whole game in some way, shape, or form. Not like TP where three or four of your items are useless once you're done with the dungeon.
Just finished playing through LttP two weeks ago and happened to get all the hearts, I've never done that before. The hookshot was by far the most useful item, but the red rod you get near the end was really cool.
Yea. Last weekend I started to get into Fallout 3 and Mass Effect 1 then yesterday a friend borrowed me his GameCube and with it first Metroid Prime, Eternal Darkness and F-Zero GX. Now I want to play all of those games. So much to play so little time.
The PS3 version is buggier than the 360 version. I have both (Fallout 3) and the PS3 one constantly throws large grey polygons at you when you look in certain directions.
I'm playing New Vegas on the 360 and while there are issues with NPCs I really don't care. The things I care about are in this game.
For example all the crap you used to collect and sell now has a purpose. Hunting and foraging has a purpose because you can combine food items to create better food items. Why eat Bloatfly meat when you can mix in some spices and eat Bloatfly Sliders?
I expect a certain amount of visual bugginess in the game. Be it things that float in mid-air, getting stuck in terrain features, or watching dead bodies wriggle on ground like they are having a seizure.
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That being said, you just started my favorite game of all time. Have fun with it.
/fanboy scream
As soon as I'm done with that, I will go back to Project ST: finish all the games that I left unfinished.
1. Starfy
2. Bowser's Inside Story
3. Picross 3D
4. Pokemon Soulsilver (Just need to be the Elite 4) (maybe)
5. Professor Layton & The Unwound Future
Then I can start Ivy The Kiwi, Yoshi's Story, and Yoshi's Touch 'N Go.
SuperStar Saga is still better than its sequels.
I actually enjoyed Partners In Time a lot.
I'm playing New Vegas on the 360 and while there are issues with NPCs I really don't care. The things I care about are in this game.
For example all the crap you used to collect and sell now has a purpose. Hunting and foraging has a purpose because you can combine food items to create better food items. Why eat Bloatfly meat when you can mix in some spices and eat Bloatfly Sliders?
I expect a certain amount of visual bugginess in the game. Be it things that float in mid-air, getting stuck in terrain features, or watching dead bodies wriggle on ground like they are having a seizure.