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Virgin are having a sale. I have a voucher. I can get one of these games with my voucher. Which one?
I have heard that Luigi's Mansion and Pikmin are really enjoyable but pretty short games. I was looking for a racing game like Wave Race but that wasn't included in the Players Choice range. (??)
I had Rouge Leader the first one like but after I completed it I sold it. Pikmin and Luigi's Mansion look like those type of games. (Complete it then sell) I want something that I can keep coming back to like.
Anyway. Its either one of these games. So, which should I go for?
I have heard that Luigi's Mansion and Pikmin are really enjoyable but pretty short games. I was looking for a racing game like Wave Race but that wasn't included in the Players Choice range. (??)
I had Rouge Leader the first one like but after I completed it I sold it. Pikmin and Luigi's Mansion look like those type of games. (Complete it then sell) I want something that I can keep coming back to like.
Anyway. Its either one of these games. So, which should I go for?
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ED is great leave it alone!
Well I'm going to Virgin tomorrow so I guess its Pikmin?
Well I'm going to Virgin tomorrow so I guess its Pikmin?
ED is really 'ubbish
Yer looks like Pikmin to me too. Rogue Squaddy is one of those games that you complete, then leave. Pikmin looks to have some replay value.
And i've stopped playing Metroid and Eternal Darkness and TS2.
Darn GCSE's.
And i've stopped playing Metroid and Eternal Darkness and TS2.
Darn GCSE's.
vorderman wrote:
> People criticise Pikmin for being too short, but I just don't see it
> like that.
>
> Firstly you learn to play, and are genuinely puzzled as you get to
> grips with it and learn, and solve the various stages.
>
> Then you start again, knowing you can do it much faster, and finish
> the game.
>
> With most games I hardly go back to it when I've finished, but not
> Pikmin.
>
> I'm on a compulsive mission to finish it in the least days, getting
> the most parts each day, while strategically opening up as much as
> possible.
>
> I think I'll do it in 12 days, but it's very hard, aiming for 3/4
> pieces a day most days.
>
> It can take endless attempts on each day, plus there is so much to
> learn about the environment.
>
> A lot depends on how you play games, but if you are open minded, like
> puzzle games, and don't mind when the game dictates the pace, Pikmin
> is an absolute dream to play through over and over.
>
> I don't think Pikmin has been under-rated because I know lots of
> people do love it, but there's so much more there than meets the eye
> the first time through.
>
> It is completely unique, and supremely realised.
>
> I can see that, if you are the type of player who just plays to play
> through as quickly as possible, then Pikmin simply isn't that kind of
> game, and using solutions or walkthroughs is shameful, and will ruin
> the game for you.
>
> V>.
you are write pikmin is a awsome game but see if you can do 5/6 parts in a day it is a challenge
> People criticise Pikmin for being too short, but I just don't see it
> like that.
>
> Firstly you learn to play, and are genuinely puzzled as you get to
> grips with it and learn, and solve the various stages.
>
> Then you start again, knowing you can do it much faster, and finish
> the game.
>
> With most games I hardly go back to it when I've finished, but not
> Pikmin.
>
> I'm on a compulsive mission to finish it in the least days, getting
> the most parts each day, while strategically opening up as much as
> possible.
>
> I think I'll do it in 12 days, but it's very hard, aiming for 3/4
> pieces a day most days.
>
> It can take endless attempts on each day, plus there is so much to
> learn about the environment.
>
> A lot depends on how you play games, but if you are open minded, like
> puzzle games, and don't mind when the game dictates the pace, Pikmin
> is an absolute dream to play through over and over.
>
> I don't think Pikmin has been under-rated because I know lots of
> people do love it, but there's so much more there than meets the eye
> the first time through.
>
> It is completely unique, and supremely realised.
>
> I can see that, if you are the type of player who just plays to play
> through as quickly as possible, then Pikmin simply isn't that kind of
> game, and using solutions or walkthroughs is shameful, and will ruin
> the game for you.
>
> V>.
you are write pikmin is a awsome game but see if you can do 5/6 parts in a day it is a challenge
GasMask wrote:
> They are going for £20 I think.
>
> Well nice replys from everyone! Looks like Pikmin. I did like Rogue
> Squad but after I completed it I never played it again. Luigi's
> Mansion looks fun, but far too easy. Looks like Pikmin to meh.
>
> Mayybe
well i say u were write pikmin is a daring game for begginers but easy for more advanced gamers and easy while luigis mansion is to short and terrible
> They are going for £20 I think.
>
> Well nice replys from everyone! Looks like Pikmin. I did like Rogue
> Squad but after I completed it I never played it again. Luigi's
> Mansion looks fun, but far too easy. Looks like Pikmin to meh.
>
> Mayybe
well i say u were write pikmin is a daring game for begginers but easy for more advanced gamers and easy while luigis mansion is to short and terrible
Oh yea.. stupid me..
*Runs*
=p
*Runs*
=p
Safe Monkey Sex.
Duh..
Duh..
Huh?
I'll bet SMS will be next up on the list.
They are going for £20 I think.
Well nice replys from everyone! Looks like Pikmin. I did like Rogue Squad but after I completed it I never played it again. Luigi's Mansion looks fun, but far too easy. Looks like Pikmin to meh.
Mayybe
Well nice replys from everyone! Looks like Pikmin. I did like Rogue Squad but after I completed it I never played it again. Luigi's Mansion looks fun, but far too easy. Looks like Pikmin to meh.
Mayybe
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