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Does anyone here have Fantavision? I have read a bit about it and seen a few demos and must say I am very impressed with it. I am not sure though whether to purchase it or not. It looks great and seems rather straight forward but will it have much long term play appeal? will it keep you going for a while? how many stages does it have? what is the 2-player mode like? any thoughts anyone??
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actually they wont all b coming out in march, i think it was just a dodgey magazine.
My sister asked if i wanted a PS2 game for x-mas. what one do you think i should get???? including ones that are coming out from now and to christmas like Dead or Alive???? so whats the most worth while game? or few games?
My sister asked if i wanted a PS2 game for x-mas. what one do you think i should get???? including ones that are coming out from now and to christmas like Dead or Alive???? so whats the most worth while game? or few games?
PuLsEd OuT wrote:
> u was supposed to get yours mondey?
I posted a few days back to explain this, but here goes again. I was supposed to be getting it on monday, but Woolworths could not deliver to the store because for monday because it was not on their delivery route for that day. I now have to wait for a phone call from the store to tell me that it has arrived, and then i can pick it up.
I have almost had enough.
> u was supposed to get yours mondey?
I posted a few days back to explain this, but here goes again. I was supposed to be getting it on monday, but Woolworths could not deliver to the store because for monday because it was not on their delivery route for that day. I now have to wait for a phone call from the store to tell me that it has arrived, and then i can pick it up.
I have almost had enough.
I bought Timesplitters, and after playing deathmatch with my mate for 30 mins I had to go and have a lie down because I was pumping so much adrenelin!! Seriously!. It's fast and furious and absolutly outstanding. Single players a bit boring (but not played it much).
It's multiplayer games are pure action, with little slowdown, good levels, weapons, control and sound effects.
I suggest you get it (along with at least 1 extra joypad).
It's ^2U.
It's multiplayer games are pure action, with little slowdown, good levels, weapons, control and sound effects.
I suggest you get it (along with at least 1 extra joypad).
It's ^2U.
Morgan,
Have you managed to open any of the extra tracks in SSX?? I havent but maybe I am just rubbish at it (I think I need a lot more practice). The only thing that annoys me about SSX is you hold forward to speed up but if you have it depressed when you go over a bump your boarder tries to do a forward flip with disasterous consequences.
Have you managed to open any of the extra tracks in SSX?? I havent but maybe I am just rubbish at it (I think I need a lot more practice). The only thing that annoys me about SSX is you hold forward to speed up but if you have it depressed when you go over a bump your boarder tries to do a forward flip with disasterous consequences.
Yep, I've got it.
It has a steep learning curve, that is I am still at a frantic-button-pushing stage which may/may not result in lovely fireworks.
The concept is of the simple-yet-brilliant type , match different coloured fireworks (a la bust-a-move) and watch the pretty explosions. There are different types of fireworks which react differently. The whole thing involves aiming and shooting on the move , a bit like missile command (for those who are old enough).
The premise is great but the action is SO frantic you cannot (or at least I can't) keep up. It's not like in bust-a-move where you can say 'OK , if I leave this one it's OK because I will link it with another and etc etc....' i.e. It is so fast , pre-planning is next to impossible.
I think maybe I need to just practice, but at the moment SSX is getting all my attention.
I'm thinking of getting 'Timesplitters' instead , anyone got it ? What's the verdict? What does it compare to ?
It has a steep learning curve, that is I am still at a frantic-button-pushing stage which may/may not result in lovely fireworks.
The concept is of the simple-yet-brilliant type , match different coloured fireworks (a la bust-a-move) and watch the pretty explosions. There are different types of fireworks which react differently. The whole thing involves aiming and shooting on the move , a bit like missile command (for those who are old enough).
The premise is great but the action is SO frantic you cannot (or at least I can't) keep up. It's not like in bust-a-move where you can say 'OK , if I leave this one it's OK because I will link it with another and etc etc....' i.e. It is so fast , pre-planning is next to impossible.
I think maybe I need to just practice, but at the moment SSX is getting all my attention.
I'm thinking of getting 'Timesplitters' instead , anyone got it ? What's the verdict? What does it compare to ?
I have bought it, even though i am still to get my PS2 so i haven't played it yet. I have also got it as my free game from SR. The reason for this is i have promised it to my son's speech therapy unit, to go into their auction for funds, and i was afraid that if i chose a game that i didn't have, i would be tempted to hide away with it.
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