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The Ultimate 10 Scenes and experiences in any Ninendo Gamecube Game so far is here.
Number 10 (Ultimate Relaxation Scene)
Our number 10 comes from a small company called Nintendo. Who you say? Well, anyway the game called Doshin the Giant I decided fitted that space perfectly. The scene involved of course is the opening scene. Seeing the giant for the first time emerging from the sea and then walking around the beautiful island is breathtaking. The sun is shining high and the sound of birds everywhere making noises makes you feel as if you're outdoors.
Number 09 (Ultimate Battle Scene)
One Texas based company called Acclaim and one dinosaur roaring based game called Turok Evolution. The scene involved includes a man named Tal'Set in an epic battle against another army. The battle is long and brutal but as it looks to be over with tal'Set dyiny, he is then sucked into a portal to another world. Intense huh? "We need more battles and war games out for Gamecube" Mario Marcus. And with this as a guideline maybe more can be created from this epic battle scene.
Number 08 (Ultimate "Makes You Go WOW!" Scene)
Super Smash Bros. Melee is a great game and with a great FMV type start it makes a great entrance too. With all your favourite Nintendo characters showing their stuff this really has to be seen to be believed.
Number 07 (Ultimate Satisfaction Scene)
Actually several scenes. But anyway, back to Sega and we find Super Monkey Ball. Co-ordinating your monkey all the way through a tough as hell platform really makes you feel satisfied with what you've done. Instead of dropping your monkey to his death you've given him the oppertunity to get to the next level, therefore getting you more excited. Great feeling.
Number 06 (Ultimate "Introduction Scene)
One game. Eternal Darkness. Some of you may have heard of it, some not, some may own it and some may not, but whatever the situation Eternal Darkness is a remarkable game and has but one simple rule. "Stay Sane!" Anyway the scene involved is the very first scene which shows Alex Roivas going to her Grand-fathers mansion to identify his body. Going in the talking is great the setting is great and the mood is set. All that is need is the dead body. Wow! A red, blood-stained blanket covers what used to be her Grand-Father. Nintendo have really out done themselves with this work. The whole thing looks good enough to be a movie.
Number 05 (Ultimate Excitement Scene)
Travelling to Japan we talk to the people of Sega team to find out why they decided to do what they did in a certain scene of..... Sonic Adventure 2. The scene sees Super Sonic and Hyper Shadow flying through space trying to defeat the ultimate lifeform. Or a big slug-like thing. With the music "Live And Learn" playing loudly in the background as well as the encouraging voices of Sonic and Shadow this really is a moment to remember.
I got a tiny talk with one guy who appeared to be alone. He appeared drunk.
Me: What exactly where you trying to accomplish in this scene of Sonic Adventure 2?
Japanesse guy: Well... (takes a swig from bottle) you see... we were... hey what a great belt...
Me: Okay. I'm trying to talk about the scene.
Japanesse guy: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Okay, that's the last time I try to do an interview with anyone. I can't work under these conditions.
Number 04 (Ultimate Surprise Scene)
Playing through Super Mario Sunshine you'll find many surprises in it but none more shocking than meeting Bowser yet again. And he's in a pool of green gunk with his son! With Princess Peach on a little raft in the corner and you with your backpack attempting to defeat Bowser and his son this is a scene to remember
Number 03 (Ultimate Horror Scene)
Capcom take position three with an out-standing scene from Resident Evil. Basically a team of STARS members have landed in a helicopter looking for another team reported to have crashed nearby. But all of a sudden a bunch of wild zombie dogs jump out of no where and kill a member of the team. Great fun looking at it from a "Blair Witch Project" type view. Then as quick as they can the final members run into a mansion. Phew!
Number 02 (Ultimate Flash Back Scene)
Timesplitters 2, probably the best first person shooter of the year is here and with many recognisable touches too. As soon as you enter the first level you'll see many things similar to Goldeneye. Siberia is the setting and armed with your sniper and KF7 you must infiltrate the dam. Dam! Wasn't there one in Goldneye? Making your way through as silently as possible. Silently? You mean Stealth Mode? Wasn't the first level in Goldeneye a stealth type level? See my point. It's little things like this that let you know your in for a hell of a game.
Number 01 (Ultimate What The **** Is Going On Scene)
Which brings us to our number 01 scene. And oddly enough it's back to Nintendo with eternal Darkness. Yes Eternal Darkness again! The scene involved includes a sanity meter, your character and some very wierd stuff. On the verge of going insane, hallucinations start to occur. Stuff like babies screaming, rooms not actually being there and so many more. It will make you go insane. It's scale of originality and shire terror makes this my number 01 scene in a Gamecube game so far.
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Number 10 (Ultimate Relaxation Scene)
Our number 10 comes from a small company called Nintendo. Who you say? Well, anyway the game called Doshin the Giant I decided fitted that space perfectly. The scene involved of course is the opening scene. Seeing the giant for the first time emerging from the sea and then walking around the beautiful island is breathtaking. The sun is shining high and the sound of birds everywhere making noises makes you feel as if you're outdoors.
Number 09 (Ultimate Battle Scene)
One Texas based company called Acclaim and one dinosaur roaring based game called Turok Evolution. The scene involved includes a man named Tal'Set in an epic battle against another army. The battle is long and brutal but as it looks to be over with tal'Set dyiny, he is then sucked into a portal to another world. Intense huh? "We need more battles and war games out for Gamecube" Mario Marcus. And with this as a guideline maybe more can be created from this epic battle scene.
Number 08 (Ultimate "Makes You Go WOW!" Scene)
Super Smash Bros. Melee is a great game and with a great FMV type start it makes a great entrance too. With all your favourite Nintendo characters showing their stuff this really has to be seen to be believed.
Number 07 (Ultimate Satisfaction Scene)
Actually several scenes. But anyway, back to Sega and we find Super Monkey Ball. Co-ordinating your monkey all the way through a tough as hell platform really makes you feel satisfied with what you've done. Instead of dropping your monkey to his death you've given him the oppertunity to get to the next level, therefore getting you more excited. Great feeling.
Number 06 (Ultimate "Introduction Scene)
One game. Eternal Darkness. Some of you may have heard of it, some not, some may own it and some may not, but whatever the situation Eternal Darkness is a remarkable game and has but one simple rule. "Stay Sane!" Anyway the scene involved is the very first scene which shows Alex Roivas going to her Grand-fathers mansion to identify his body. Going in the talking is great the setting is great and the mood is set. All that is need is the dead body. Wow! A red, blood-stained blanket covers what used to be her Grand-Father. Nintendo have really out done themselves with this work. The whole thing looks good enough to be a movie.
Number 05 (Ultimate Excitement Scene)
Travelling to Japan we talk to the people of Sega team to find out why they decided to do what they did in a certain scene of..... Sonic Adventure 2. The scene sees Super Sonic and Hyper Shadow flying through space trying to defeat the ultimate lifeform. Or a big slug-like thing. With the music "Live And Learn" playing loudly in the background as well as the encouraging voices of Sonic and Shadow this really is a moment to remember.
I got a tiny talk with one guy who appeared to be alone. He appeared drunk.
Me: What exactly where you trying to accomplish in this scene of Sonic Adventure 2?
Japanesse guy: Well... (takes a swig from bottle) you see... we were... hey what a great belt...
Me: Okay. I'm trying to talk about the scene.
Japanesse guy: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Okay, that's the last time I try to do an interview with anyone. I can't work under these conditions.
Number 04 (Ultimate Surprise Scene)
Playing through Super Mario Sunshine you'll find many surprises in it but none more shocking than meeting Bowser yet again. And he's in a pool of green gunk with his son! With Princess Peach on a little raft in the corner and you with your backpack attempting to defeat Bowser and his son this is a scene to remember
Number 03 (Ultimate Horror Scene)
Capcom take position three with an out-standing scene from Resident Evil. Basically a team of STARS members have landed in a helicopter looking for another team reported to have crashed nearby. But all of a sudden a bunch of wild zombie dogs jump out of no where and kill a member of the team. Great fun looking at it from a "Blair Witch Project" type view. Then as quick as they can the final members run into a mansion. Phew!
Number 02 (Ultimate Flash Back Scene)
Timesplitters 2, probably the best first person shooter of the year is here and with many recognisable touches too. As soon as you enter the first level you'll see many things similar to Goldeneye. Siberia is the setting and armed with your sniper and KF7 you must infiltrate the dam. Dam! Wasn't there one in Goldneye? Making your way through as silently as possible. Silently? You mean Stealth Mode? Wasn't the first level in Goldeneye a stealth type level? See my point. It's little things like this that let you know your in for a hell of a game.
Number 01 (Ultimate What The **** Is Going On Scene)
Which brings us to our number 01 scene. And oddly enough it's back to Nintendo with eternal Darkness. Yes Eternal Darkness again! The scene involved includes a sanity meter, your character and some very wierd stuff. On the verge of going insane, hallucinations start to occur. Stuff like babies screaming, rooms not actually being there and so many more. It will make you go insane. It's scale of originality and shire terror makes this my number 01 scene in a Gamecube game so far.
Thanks For Reading
You didn't mention the part where four zombies fall through the windows in Resident Evil? Oh Fat Tony...
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Why do you keep reffering to yourself as we?
>
> Are you royalty or something?
Ho ho! :D I bet he has an alter ego! Or the Royalty also works.
> Why do you keep reffering to yourself as we?
>
> Are you royalty or something?
Ho ho! :D I bet he has an alter ego! Or the Royalty also works.
Why do you keep reffering to yourself as we?
Are you royalty or something?
Are you royalty or something?
The Ultimate 10 Scenes and experiences in any Ninendo Gamecube Game so far is here.
Number 10 (Ultimate Relaxation Scene)
Our number 10 comes from a small company called Nintendo. Who you say? Well, anyway the game called Doshin the Giant I decided fitted that space perfectly. The scene involved of course is the opening scene. Seeing the giant for the first time emerging from the sea and then walking around the beautiful island is breathtaking. The sun is shining high and the sound of birds everywhere making noises makes you feel as if you're outdoors.
Number 09 (Ultimate Battle Scene)
One Texas based company called Acclaim and one dinosaur roaring based game called Turok Evolution. The scene involved includes a man named Tal'Set in an epic battle against another army. The battle is long and brutal but as it looks to be over with tal'Set dyiny, he is then sucked into a portal to another world. Intense huh? "We need more battles and war games out for Gamecube" Mario Marcus. And with this as a guideline maybe more can be created from this epic battle scene.
Number 08 (Ultimate "Makes You Go WOW!" Scene)
Super Smash Bros. Melee is a great game and with a great FMV type start it makes a great entrance too. With all your favourite Nintendo characters showing their stuff this really has to be seen to be believed.
Number 07 (Ultimate Satisfaction Scene)
Actually several scenes. But anyway, back to Sega and we find Super Monkey Ball. Co-ordinating your monkey all the way through a tough as hell platform really makes you feel satisfied with what you've done. Instead of dropping your monkey to his death you've given him the oppertunity to get to the next level, therefore getting you more excited. Great feeling.
Number 06 (Ultimate "Introduction Scene)
One game. Eternal Darkness. Some of you may have heard of it, some not, some may own it and some may not, but whatever the situation Eternal Darkness is a remarkable game and has but one simple rule. "Stay Sane!" Anyway the scene involved is the very first scene which shows Alex Roivas going to her Grand-fathers mansion to identify his body. Going in the talking is great the setting is great and the mood is set. All that is need is the dead body. Wow! A red, blood-stained blanket covers what used to be her Grand-Father. Nintendo have really out done themselves with this work. The whole thing looks good enough to be a movie.
Number 05 (Ultimate Excitement Scene)
Travelling to Japan we talk to the people of Sega team to find out why they decided to do what they did in a certain scene of..... Sonic Adventure 2. The scene sees Super Sonic and Hyper Shadow flying through space trying to defeat the ultimate lifeform. Or a big slug-like thing. With the music "Live And Learn" playing loudly in the background as well as the encouraging voices of Sonic and Shadow this really is a moment to remember.
I got a tiny talk with one guy who appeared to be alone. He appeared drunk.
Me: What exactly where you trying to accomplish in this scene of Sonic Adventure 2?
Japanesse guy: Well... (takes a swig from bottle) you see... we were... hey what a great belt...
Me: Okay. I'm trying to talk about the scene.
Japanesse guy: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Okay, that's the last time I try to do an interview with anyone. I can't work under these conditions.
Number 04 (Ultimate Surprise Scene)
Playing through Super Mario Sunshine you'll find many surprises in it but none more shocking than meeting Bowser yet again. And he's in a pool of green gunk with his son! With Princess Peach on a little raft in the corner and you with your backpack attempting to defeat Bowser and his son this is a scene to remember
Number 03 (Ultimate Horror Scene)
Capcom take position three with an out-standing scene from Resident Evil. Basically a team of STARS members have landed in a helicopter looking for another team reported to have crashed nearby. But all of a sudden a bunch of wild zombie dogs jump out of no where and kill a member of the team. Great fun looking at it from a "Blair Witch Project" type view. Then as quick as they can the final members run into a mansion. Phew!
Number 02 (Ultimate Flash Back Scene)
Timesplitters 2, probably the best first person shooter of the year is here and with many recognisable touches too. As soon as you enter the first level you'll see many things similar to Goldeneye. Siberia is the setting and armed with your sniper and KF7 you must infiltrate the dam. Dam! Wasn't there one in Goldneye? Making your way through as silently as possible. Silently? You mean Stealth Mode? Wasn't the first level in Goldeneye a stealth type level? See my point. It's little things like this that let you know your in for a hell of a game.
Number 01 (Ultimate What The **** Is Going On Scene)
Which brings us to our number 01 scene. And oddly enough it's back to Nintendo with eternal Darkness. Yes Eternal Darkness again! The scene involved includes a sanity meter, your character and some very wierd stuff. On the verge of going insane, hallucinations start to occur. Stuff like babies screaming, rooms not actually being there and so many more. It will make you go insane. It's scale of originality and shire terror makes this my number 01 scene in a Gamecube game so far.
Thanks For Reading
Number 10 (Ultimate Relaxation Scene)
Our number 10 comes from a small company called Nintendo. Who you say? Well, anyway the game called Doshin the Giant I decided fitted that space perfectly. The scene involved of course is the opening scene. Seeing the giant for the first time emerging from the sea and then walking around the beautiful island is breathtaking. The sun is shining high and the sound of birds everywhere making noises makes you feel as if you're outdoors.
Number 09 (Ultimate Battle Scene)
One Texas based company called Acclaim and one dinosaur roaring based game called Turok Evolution. The scene involved includes a man named Tal'Set in an epic battle against another army. The battle is long and brutal but as it looks to be over with tal'Set dyiny, he is then sucked into a portal to another world. Intense huh? "We need more battles and war games out for Gamecube" Mario Marcus. And with this as a guideline maybe more can be created from this epic battle scene.
Number 08 (Ultimate "Makes You Go WOW!" Scene)
Super Smash Bros. Melee is a great game and with a great FMV type start it makes a great entrance too. With all your favourite Nintendo characters showing their stuff this really has to be seen to be believed.
Number 07 (Ultimate Satisfaction Scene)
Actually several scenes. But anyway, back to Sega and we find Super Monkey Ball. Co-ordinating your monkey all the way through a tough as hell platform really makes you feel satisfied with what you've done. Instead of dropping your monkey to his death you've given him the oppertunity to get to the next level, therefore getting you more excited. Great feeling.
Number 06 (Ultimate "Introduction Scene)
One game. Eternal Darkness. Some of you may have heard of it, some not, some may own it and some may not, but whatever the situation Eternal Darkness is a remarkable game and has but one simple rule. "Stay Sane!" Anyway the scene involved is the very first scene which shows Alex Roivas going to her Grand-fathers mansion to identify his body. Going in the talking is great the setting is great and the mood is set. All that is need is the dead body. Wow! A red, blood-stained blanket covers what used to be her Grand-Father. Nintendo have really out done themselves with this work. The whole thing looks good enough to be a movie.
Number 05 (Ultimate Excitement Scene)
Travelling to Japan we talk to the people of Sega team to find out why they decided to do what they did in a certain scene of..... Sonic Adventure 2. The scene sees Super Sonic and Hyper Shadow flying through space trying to defeat the ultimate lifeform. Or a big slug-like thing. With the music "Live And Learn" playing loudly in the background as well as the encouraging voices of Sonic and Shadow this really is a moment to remember.
I got a tiny talk with one guy who appeared to be alone. He appeared drunk.
Me: What exactly where you trying to accomplish in this scene of Sonic Adventure 2?
Japanesse guy: Well... (takes a swig from bottle) you see... we were... hey what a great belt...
Me: Okay. I'm trying to talk about the scene.
Japanesse guy: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Okay, that's the last time I try to do an interview with anyone. I can't work under these conditions.
Number 04 (Ultimate Surprise Scene)
Playing through Super Mario Sunshine you'll find many surprises in it but none more shocking than meeting Bowser yet again. And he's in a pool of green gunk with his son! With Princess Peach on a little raft in the corner and you with your backpack attempting to defeat Bowser and his son this is a scene to remember
Number 03 (Ultimate Horror Scene)
Capcom take position three with an out-standing scene from Resident Evil. Basically a team of STARS members have landed in a helicopter looking for another team reported to have crashed nearby. But all of a sudden a bunch of wild zombie dogs jump out of no where and kill a member of the team. Great fun looking at it from a "Blair Witch Project" type view. Then as quick as they can the final members run into a mansion. Phew!
Number 02 (Ultimate Flash Back Scene)
Timesplitters 2, probably the best first person shooter of the year is here and with many recognisable touches too. As soon as you enter the first level you'll see many things similar to Goldeneye. Siberia is the setting and armed with your sniper and KF7 you must infiltrate the dam. Dam! Wasn't there one in Goldneye? Making your way through as silently as possible. Silently? You mean Stealth Mode? Wasn't the first level in Goldeneye a stealth type level? See my point. It's little things like this that let you know your in for a hell of a game.
Number 01 (Ultimate What The **** Is Going On Scene)
Which brings us to our number 01 scene. And oddly enough it's back to Nintendo with eternal Darkness. Yes Eternal Darkness again! The scene involved includes a sanity meter, your character and some very wierd stuff. On the verge of going insane, hallucinations start to occur. Stuff like babies screaming, rooms not actually being there and so many more. It will make you go insane. It's scale of originality and shire terror makes this my number 01 scene in a Gamecube game so far.
Thanks For Reading