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Resi 4
Geist
Advance Wars
Zelda
Killer 7
Good, that'll do me for now.
Geist
Advance Wars
Zelda
Killer 7
Good, that'll do me for now.
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Ah good, as long as it's more fun than frustrating. :)
Ninja Gaiden isn't hard, it's just got a bit of a nack to it. Once I was past the first 2 levels I just flew through the game.
Hedfix wrote:
> Hmmmm Metroid Prime wasn't as far reaching as Goldeneye. So then it
> comes down to your definition of a 'great exclusive game'.
That wasn't the complete post though was it. He acknowledge Zelda as a great game exclusive in that same post so it wasn't just an attractive FPS that N64 fan meant.
> Hmmmm Metroid Prime wasn't as far reaching as Goldeneye. So then it
> comes down to your definition of a 'great exclusive game'.
That wasn't the complete post though was it. He acknowledge Zelda as a great game exclusive in that same post so it wasn't just an attractive FPS that N64 fan meant.
When I finally get Ninja Gaiden I expect I will eat my hand in frustration. :D
Bosses have often stopped me from playing through a game for a second time because I know they were hard and I dread having to fight them again. After finishing Metroid Prime, I never went back because some of the bosses made me so angry, I wasn't prepared to do it again.
I dislike bosses that are done in a retro sort of way.
The minor boss in Splinter Cell was ok, as were the ones in Serious Sam, but hard bosses can be a pain especially if fighting them sucks and you just want to get back to the core gameplay.
The minor boss in Splinter Cell was ok, as were the ones in Serious Sam, but hard bosses can be a pain especially if fighting them sucks and you just want to get back to the core gameplay.
Tphi wrote:
> Alot of games have too easy bosses. Metroid was a nice example of ones
> which were actually tough to beat, as bosses (suprisingly) should be.
They should be tough to beat, but the Omega Pirate was over the top and I seem to remember that Meta Ridley was also stupendously hard to beat.
> Alot of games have too easy bosses. Metroid was a nice example of ones
> which were actually tough to beat, as bosses (suprisingly) should be.
They should be tough to beat, but the Omega Pirate was over the top and I seem to remember that Meta Ridley was also stupendously hard to beat.
Alot of games have too easy bosses. Metroid was a nice example of ones which were actually tough to beat, as bosses (suprisingly) should be.
Try playing Aztec on the hardest difficulty.
Metroid Prime wasn't really hard until you get to the Omega Pirate and final boss. The final boss is one of the things that left me really hating the game.
I probably wouldn't be half as harsh at criticising the game if it wasn't for that stupid Metroid Prime boss.
I hate bosses!
Metroid Prime wasn't really hard until you get to the Omega Pirate and final boss. The final boss is one of the things that left me really hating the game.
I probably wouldn't be half as harsh at criticising the game if it wasn't for that stupid Metroid Prime boss.
I hate bosses!
Rickoss wrote:
> Chr1s wrote:
> Probably it's biggest downfall was the sometimes insane difficulty
> level.
>
> :D
>
> It's a niche title, it was never going to be a huge global hit
> because some would always find it dull/none-FPS-like. In terms of
> quality it's up there with Goldeneye, but not with appeal. And
> Goldeneye is harder that Prime, by the way.
Not to me it wasn't.
> Chr1s wrote:
> Probably it's biggest downfall was the sometimes insane difficulty
> level.
>
> :D
>
> It's a niche title, it was never going to be a huge global hit
> because some would always find it dull/none-FPS-like. In terms of
> quality it's up there with Goldeneye, but not with appeal. And
> Goldeneye is harder that Prime, by the way.
Not to me it wasn't.
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