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Yah, I know Rares loyaltys are a hot topic these days, but I want more of JFG!
The first game was absoloutely brilliant - fun, huge, bloody, inventive and actualy really quite breathtaking (the water ruins with that music playing, and the lens flare!) It was great fun, if a bit devoid of happy life in places, and perhaps it had linear levels, but they could be addressed in a GC sequel.
Just imagine...............
The first game was absoloutely brilliant - fun, huge, bloody, inventive and actualy really quite breathtaking (the water ruins with that music playing, and the lens flare!) It was great fun, if a bit devoid of happy life in places, and perhaps it had linear levels, but they could be addressed in a GC sequel.
Just imagine...............
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I absolutely loved JFG. I got it for Christmas the Year it came out, along with SSB and something else. :) I actually finally completed it, after about a year. Finding those friggin' tribals took absolutely ages. :) Did it though. Then, got all the ship parts and finally made it to the asteroid, where I had to fight an incredibly tough Mizar. Still, I did it. :) IF there was to be a sequel, I would have loved more weapons, a different level type along with the orginal style Gameplay, and I think a LylatWars-eske space shooter wouldn't go far wrong.
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Yep.
Tighten the N64's ever so slightly sluggish controls, work on the level design, tweak the multiplayer mode and Rare could be on to a REAL winner here.
It has to happen, be it Xbox exclusive or not.
has the rumour been confirmed yet?
Tighten the N64's ever so slightly sluggish controls, work on the level design, tweak the multiplayer mode and Rare could be on to a REAL winner here.
It has to happen, be it Xbox exclusive or not.
has the rumour been confirmed yet?
Yah, I know Rares loyaltys are a hot topic these days, but I want more of JFG!
The first game was absoloutely brilliant - fun, huge, bloody, inventive and actualy really quite breathtaking (the water ruins with that music playing, and the lens flare!) It was great fun, if a bit devoid of happy life in places, and perhaps it had linear levels, but they could be addressed in a GC sequel.
Just imagine...............
The first game was absoloutely brilliant - fun, huge, bloody, inventive and actualy really quite breathtaking (the water ruins with that music playing, and the lens flare!) It was great fun, if a bit devoid of happy life in places, and perhaps it had linear levels, but they could be addressed in a GC sequel.
Just imagine...............
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