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Which games would you recommend on the GC (strangely enough) that I should get for a GAD I won fairly recently?
I have:
Super Mario Sunshine
Super Smash Brothers: Melee
Resident Evil
Starfox Adventures
TimeSplitters 2
Mario Party 4
So don't go saying any of those games.
Any good GC games out now, or even the ones that aren't out yet, will do me fine. :-)
I have:
Super Mario Sunshine
Super Smash Brothers: Melee
Resident Evil
Starfox Adventures
TimeSplitters 2
Mario Party 4
So don't go saying any of those games.
Any good GC games out now, or even the ones that aren't out yet, will do me fine. :-)
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Which games would you recommend on the GC (strangely enough) that I should get for a GAD I won fairly recently?
I have:
Super Mario Sunshine
Super Smash Brothers: Melee
Resident Evil
Starfox Adventures
TimeSplitters 2
Mario Party 4
So don't go saying any of those games.
Any good GC games out now, or even the ones that aren't out yet, will do me fine. :-)
I have:
Super Mario Sunshine
Super Smash Brothers: Melee
Resident Evil
Starfox Adventures
TimeSplitters 2
Mario Party 4
So don't go saying any of those games.
Any good GC games out now, or even the ones that aren't out yet, will do me fine. :-)
If you want a good puzzle and you have patience, Worms Blast is the best around.
I was thinking about that or Bomberman Generations, but I decided that both would probably be under-used, and therefore, a waste of a game. :-)
Die Hard Vendetta and Eternal Darness are both good games to get. If you liked Resident Evil, then Eternal Darkness is the one to get.
But if you are looking for a good FPS, apart fromTimesplitters 2, then get Die Hard Vendetta.
But if you are looking for a good FPS, apart fromTimesplitters 2, then get Die Hard Vendetta.
ISS2!
Or Pikmin!
Or Pikmin!
I would go for Pikmin or Bomberman
Tony Hawk 4
Super Monkey Ball
7 months on, It's the only game that I got around launch time I still play (just played an hour on Advanced mode no less)
It really does rule, and you must get this game. Even if its sequel does come out in May (I believe) It's still worthwhile to get if you go to one of the places Dringo mentioned in his software cheapness post replies.
Get it. You won 't regret it.
(I work for the good folk of Sega PR don't you know*)
*NB : This is a lie
7 months on, It's the only game that I got around launch time I still play (just played an hour on Advanced mode no less)
It really does rule, and you must get this game. Even if its sequel does come out in May (I believe) It's still worthwhile to get if you go to one of the places Dringo mentioned in his software cheapness post replies.
Get it. You won 't regret it.
(I work for the good folk of Sega PR don't you know*)
*NB : This is a lie
Animal Crossing - brilliantly addictive game
(only availiable on import so you'll need a US cube or Freeloader - if it ever appears....)
(only availiable on import so you'll need a US cube or Freeloader - if it ever appears....)
Tphi wrote:
> Animal Crossing - brilliantly addictive game
>
> (only availiable on import so you'll need a US cube or Freeloader - if
> it ever appears....)
I just wonder why Freeloader isnt designed for certain games, say one disc lets you play Zelda, Metroid and Animal Crossing. Which would mean that the Freeloader doesn't have to be designed for every NTSC game, just the popular ones...
> Animal Crossing - brilliantly addictive game
>
> (only availiable on import so you'll need a US cube or Freeloader - if
> it ever appears....)
I just wonder why Freeloader isnt designed for certain games, say one disc lets you play Zelda, Metroid and Animal Crossing. Which would mean that the Freeloader doesn't have to be designed for every NTSC game, just the popular ones...
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