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| BelPowerslave 2005-03-22, 3:40 am |
| HeadHunter - IMO, one of the best, if not THE best game on the DC. I know that's
got to be all sorts of innaccurate, but I just really love it. Graphics are
absolutely to die for, the gamplay is MGS-like, but actually quite friendly. The
storry isn't too bad either...and those FMV's are so Robocop-ish, it's just
great. UK-only release, sadly...BUT, it has a Hz setting for those of us in the
US who want to import it(I did, the day it came out).
Hydro Thunder - Rockin' conversion of the arcade game. Though it does looks a
little bit of graphic luster, it's really hard to tell unless you've just played
the hell out of it at the arcade(like I have, hell, the guys at GameWorks should
have just sold me the damn cabinet). Has a few DC-only tracks and boats(will be
interested in seeing if Midway puts in the extra effort to add those in to the
upcoming MAT v3). One of the cool things about this one: Very little is actually
lost via split screen, 2 player mode, like just a few of the water's
effects...that's about it.
Illbleed - Got it off a buddy...don't much care for the actual game, but the
story bits and blatant violence are just a riot.
Incoming - A really sort of....odd title by Rage Software. I say that as the
game's graphics look to be barely N64 quality(though without the shitty
framerate issue that *every* N64 game has). You get to use a variety of things
to attack oncoming forces like a stationary canon, a helicopter and even a
tank(IIRC). It's pretty-low end...but I kind of dig it just for mindless
shooting that it provides.
King of Fighters Evolution, The - Upgraded and ultra-hip conversion of KoF 99.
Like Dream Match(KoF 98) you get full 3D backgrounds and some nice 3D effects on
certain moves. More than that though, I just really like KoF 99, the changes
they made to the gameplay(Strikers, various character changes, especially
Robert).
Looney Toons Space Race - Pretty cool cell-shaded, cartoon racer. The track
designs seem to be a bit rough as I find myself flying right off the track a lot
of the time. Maybe just more practice is needed. Just out of curiosity, does
anyone have a list of the cell-shaded games on the DC? Jet Grind Radio...etc?
MagForce Racing - I vaguely remember this one...some sort of hover-racing game
IIRC. I remember liking it, but thinking it really wasn't anything too special.
Need to give it another shot. Anyone have any thoughts on this one?
Maken X - I had never played or even given this game a chance up until the point
at which I bought it in a lot, from someone here in RGVS. Very, very, very cool
game! Played from a first person point of view, you move about, jumping from
body to body as you gain new weapons and abilities. If you've not ever tried it,
it's dirt cheap nowadays, so pick it up!!!
Marvel vs Capcom - Near perfect conversion, and plays *damn* good(as everything
does) on the Saturn pad(with the converter). Even though MvsC 2 is better in
virtually every respect, I still like going back and playing this one, just for
kicks.
Marvel vs. Capcom 2 - Another near perfect conversion(no brainer as it was on
that DC arcade board, IIRC) that plays XXXXing well on both the DC's and,
especially, Saturn's pad. Can't remember if they added anything new from the
arcade game...but I do know the character you initially start out with *is*
different from the arcade.
Metropolis Street Racer - Another I got in that lot of DC stuff....man, I *hate*
this game. I think it's just too sim-ish for me...
Metal Gear Solid, Bleem!: - One of the three Bleem discs to ever make it out to
retail. Probably the best of the series, imo(though GT fans will disagree). It's
amazing how much better MGS looks via Bleem...though now with Twin Snakes out on
GC, it's not nearly as impressive as it once was. Being a huge fan of the
*first* MGS, I'll eventually play all the way through this one before picking up
Twin Snakes...
Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits: Volume 2 - I can't remember why I bought
this....but I do know that I don't care for most of the games on it. Ah well,
it'll come to me at some point down the line...
Mortal Kombat Gold - A seriously upgraded version of MK4. Using the original
high-res textures the MK team initially created, before having to dumb them down
for the unbelievably underpowered "Zeus" board, Eurocom has upped the framerate
to a solid 60 fps and added four new characters two "classic" backgrounds.
They've also increased the polygon count of every character, so they just look
really good. A lot of MK fans didn't much care for MK4, and I can't say as I
understand...but for those of you who did, MKG is the ultimate version. For more
thoughts:
http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesi...kombatgold.html
NFL Blitz 2000 - Haven't put a whole lot of time in with this one, though I do
like what I've seen of it so far. Arcade-football that stretches the rules just
a bit...;)
Omikron: The Nomad Soul - A lot of people really hate this one, and after
playing it I can definitely see why...though to tell you the truth, it's almost
like you're seeing a very early GTA3. The city really is alive, and just can
pretty much just walk around and do what you want a lot of the time. The
graphics are pretty piss poor(from the screenshots I've seen, they weren't that
much better on the PC), but the story is really interesting. I'll probably do a
few more shots and try to continue on from where I left off the first time
around I was doing shots and decided to give it a shot. ;)
Phantasy Star Online - Quite possibly the greatest exp. in my gaming life. Being
that it was my first real encounter with any game online, this just blew me
away. Loved playing this thing every night with buddies. Until the hackers just
ruined it, it rocked.
Phantasy Star Online v.2 - Slightly updated and pay-per-play version of PSO. The
fact that you had to pay to play it online now really did kill a lot of the
cheating...but as PSO v1 players shared the same server as PSO v2 players, the
element(and the punk-XXX teens) were still there. Thank God Sega allowed for
"v2-only" games that kept those XXXXers out.
Plasma Sword - Pretty lazy conversion of the arcade game. No 3D
backgrounds...just flat-XXX wallpaper 2D bitmaps(yeehaw)...even the characters
don't look that great. Ah well, it still plays really well and is quite a bit of
fun.
Part 3 coming at you soon!
Bel
--
Whip XXX Gaming: http://www.whipassgaming.com/
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BelPowerslave wrote:
snip
quote:
> Metropolis Street Racer - Another I got in that lot of DC stuff....man, I *hate*
> this game. I think it's just too sim-ish for me...
I don't enjoy sim games, but I really liked MSR. For those not aware,
MSR is essentially Project Gotham Racing.
quote:
> Plasma Sword - Pretty lazy conversion of the arcade game. No 3D
> backgrounds...just flat-XXX wallpaper 2D bitmaps(yeehaw)...even the characters
> don't look that great. Ah well, it still plays really well and is quite a bit of
> fun.
No. No it doesn't. Awful fighter.
| |
| Joe Ottoson 2005-03-22, 6:41 am |
| BelPowerslave <belpowerslave@ev1.net> wrote in
news:423F38DB.E5981099@ev1.net:
quote:
> Incoming - A really sort of....odd title by Rage Software. I say that
> as the game's graphics look to be barely N64 quality(though without
> the shitty framerate issue that *every* N64 game has). You get to use
> a variety of things to attack oncoming forces like a stationary canon,
> a helicopter and even a tank(IIRC). It's pretty-low end...but I kind
> of dig it just for mindless shooting that it provides.
Rage never made one title worth a damn.
? Jet Grind Radio...etc?
quote:
>
> MagForce Racing - I vaguely remember this one...some sort of
> hover-racing game IIRC. I remember liking it, but thinking it really
> wasn't anything too special. Need to give it another shot. Anyone have
> any thoughts on this one?
Dull. The cars look like they were desgined by some Sweedish dude that
usually designs office supplies like trendy staplers etc.
quote:
> Maken X - I had never played or even given this game a chance up until
> the point at which I bought it in a lot, from someone here in RGVS.
> Very, very, very cool game! Played from a first person point of view,
> you move about, jumping from body to body as you gain new weapons and
> abilities. If you've not ever tried it, it's dirt cheap nowadays, so
> pick it up!!!
Meh. Looks like a PS1 game.
quote:
> Plasma Sword - Pretty lazy conversion of the arcade game. No 3D
> backgrounds...just flat-XXX wallpaper 2D bitmaps(yeehaw)...even the
> characters don't look that great. Ah well, it still plays really well
> and is quite a bit of fun.
Typically bland Capcom 3d Fighter.
| |
|
| BelPowerslave wrote:
quote:
>HeadHunter - IMO, one of the best, if not THE best game on the DC. I know that's
>got to be all sorts of innaccurate, but I just really love it. Graphics are
>absolutely to die for, the gamplay is MGS-like, but actually quite friendly. The
>storry isn't too bad either...and those FMV's are so Robocop-ish, it's just
>great. UK-only release, sadly...BUT, it has a Hz setting for those of us in the
>US who want to import it(I did, the day it came out).
>
:-( The Best? To each his own.....
quote:
>
>Hydro Thunder - Rockin' conversion of the arcade game. Though it does looks a
>little bit of graphic luster, it's really hard to tell unless you've just played
>the hell out of it at the arcade(like I have, hell, the guys at GameWorks should
>have just sold me the damn cabinet). Has a few DC-only tracks and boats(will be
>interested in seeing if Midway puts in the extra effort to add those in to the
>upcoming MAT v3). One of the cool things about this one: Very little is actually
>lost via split screen, 2 player mode, like just a few of the water's
>effects...that's about it.
>
Nice arcade game, have not tried it on the DC.
quote:
>
>Illbleed - Got it off a buddy...don't much care for the actual game, but the
>story bits and blatant violence are just a riot.
>
pass
quote:
>
>Incoming - A really sort of....odd title by Rage Software. I say that as the
>game's graphics look to be barely N64 quality(though without the shitty
>framerate issue that *every* N64 game has). You get to use a variety of things
>to attack oncoming forces like a stationary canon, a helicopter and even a
>tank(IIRC). It's pretty-low end...but I kind of dig it just for mindless
>shooting that it provides.
>
pass
quote:
>
>King of Fighters Evolution, The - Upgraded and ultra-hip conversion of KoF 99.
>Like Dream Match(KoF 98) you get full 3D backgrounds and some nice 3D effects on
>certain moves. More than that though, I just really like KoF 99, the changes
>they made to the gameplay(Strikers, various character changes, especially
>Robert).
>
pass
quote:
>
>Looney Toons Space Race - Pretty cool cell-shaded, cartoon racer. The track
>designs seem to be a bit rough as I find myself flying right off the track a lot
>of the time. Maybe just more practice is needed. Just out of curiosity, does
>anyone have a list of the cell-shaded games on the DC? Jet Grind Radio...etc?
>
kiddy game
quote:
>
>MagForce Racing - I vaguely remember this one...some sort of hover-racing game
>IIRC. I remember liking it, but thinking it really wasn't anything too special.
>Need to give it another shot. Anyone have any thoughts on this one?
>
pass
quote:
>
>Maken X - I had never played or even given this game a chance up until the point
>at which I bought it in a lot, from someone here in RGVS. Very, very, very cool
>game! Played from a first person point of view, you move about, jumping from
>body to body as you gain new weapons and abilities. If you've not ever tried it,
>it's dirt cheap nowadays, so pick it up!!!
>
Hmmmm :-\
quote:
>
>Marvel vs Capcom - Near perfect conversion, and plays *damn* good(as everything
>does) on the Saturn pad(with the converter). Even though MvsC 2 is better in
>virtually every respect, I still like going back and playing this one, just for
>kicks.
>
>Marvel vs. Capcom 2 - Another near perfect conversion(no brainer as it was on
>that DC arcade board, IIRC) that plays XXXXing well on both the DC's and,
>especially, Saturn's pad. Can't remember if they added anything new from the
>arcade game...but I do know the character you initially start out with *is*
>different from the arcade.
>
Nice arcade game. Wish there were more arcades.... Oh, the good old
days. Hard to believe in a major metro area like mine there are only a
handfull. Thank God fof Dave & Busters , Dream works, and Jillians. :-[
quote:
>
>Metropolis Street Racer - Another I got in that lot of DC stuff....man, I *hate*
>this game. I think it's just too sim-ish for me...
>
Hate is a strong word for MSR. It is still the only game I actually
injured myself with ( blisters on thumb). Still only to level 13. Yeah,
I could see where you could hate it. Still better than tokyo street
racer though.
quote:
>
>Metal Gear Solid, Bleem!: - One of the three Bleem discs to ever make it out to
>retail. Probably the best of the series, imo(though GT fans will disagree). It's
>amazing how much better MGS looks via Bleem...though now with Twin Snakes out on
>GC, it's not nearly as impressive as it once was. Being a huge fan of the
>*first* MGS, I'll eventually play all the way through this one before picking up
>Twin Snakes...
>
Two thumbs up! :-) take it to the end.
quote:
>
>Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits: Volume 2 - I can't remember why I bought
>this....but I do know that I don't care for most of the games on it. Ah well,
>it'll come to me at some point down the line...
>
Why would I play those games again? :-\
quote:
>
>Mortal Kombat Gold - A seriously upgraded version of MK4. Using the original
>high-res textures the MK team initially created, before having to dumb them down
>for the unbelievably underpowered "Zeus" board, Eurocom has upped the framerate
>to a solid 60 fps and added four new characters two "classic" backgrounds.
>They've also increased the polygon count of every character, so they just look
>really good. A lot of MK fans didn't much care for MK4, and I can't say as I
>understand...but for those of you who did, MKG is the ultimate version. For more
>thoughts:
>http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesi...kombatgold.html
>
pass
quote:
>
>NFL Blitz 2000 - Haven't put a whole lot of time in with this one, though I do
>like what I've seen of it so far. Arcade-football that stretches the rules just
>a bit...;)
>
Corny football game. Glad Midway made money on it.
quote:
>
>Omikron: The Nomad Soul - A lot of people really hate this one, and after
>playing it I can definitely see why...though to tell you the truth, it's almost
>like you're seeing a very early GTA3. The city really is alive, and just can
>pretty much just walk around and do what you want a lot of the time. The
>graphics are pretty piss poor(from the screenshots I've seen, they weren't that
>much better on the PC), but the story is really interesting. I'll probably do a
>few more shots and try to continue on from where I left off the first time
>around I was doing shots and decided to give it a shot. ;)
>
pass
quote:
>
>Phantasy Star Online - Quite possibly the greatest exp. in my gaming life. Being
>that it was my first real encounter with any game online, this just blew me
>away. Loved playing this thing every night with buddies. Until the hackers just
>ruined it, it rocked.
>
>Phantasy Star Online v.2 - Slightly updated and pay-per-play version of PSO. The
>fact that you had to pay to play it online now really did kill a lot of the
>cheating...but as PSO v1 players shared the same server as PSO v2 players, the
>element(and the punk-XXX teens) were still there. Thank God Sega allowed for
>"v2-only" games that kept those XXXXers out.
>
Not a RPG guy...
quote:
>
>Plasma Sword - Pretty lazy conversion of the arcade game. No 3D
>backgrounds...just flat-XXX wallpaper 2D bitmaps(yeehaw)...even the characters
>don't look that great. Ah well, it still plays really well and is quite a bit of
>fun.
>
>Part 3 coming at you soon!
>
>Bel
>--
>Whip XXX Gaming: http://www.whipassgaming.com/
>
>
>
>
Ok, keep this going. It's only 6:28 am.The unemployed have no where to
be right now... :-[
| |
| Russell Marks 2005-03-23, 5:41 pm |
| Ted <nospamforted@nospam.com> wrote:
quote:
> BelPowerslave wrote:
> snip
>
>
> I don't enjoy sim games, but I really liked MSR.
Same here (on both counts). It's a total pain at the start, but once
you get a few chapters in it gets a lot more fun. Sounds like it's my
turn to say "stick with it", Bel... :-)
-Rus.
| |
| BelPowerslave 2005-03-23, 5:41 pm |
| > >HeadHunter - IMO, one of the best, if not THE best game on the DC. I know that's
quote:
>
> :-( The Best? To each his own.....
>
Hehehhehe, I'll be getting you back with this in the "S's". ;)
quote:
>
> Nice arcade game, have not tried it on the DC.
>
It's a great port, with some nice extras(the "Chumdinger" boat with the old man and
the dog is just XXXXing great). If you get it, BE SURE you get the version that has
the "Hot, New" sticker on the cover as this is the second edition of the game that
has a few fixes(including VMU support).
quote:
>
> Nice arcade game. Wish there were more arcades.... Oh, the good old
> days. Hard to believe in a major metro area like mine there are only a
> handfull. Thank God fof Dave & Busters , Dream works, and Jillians. :-[
>
The local GameWorks has both of these, and people still play them. Mostly, I notice,
that GW is only interested in deluxe games with huge cabinets that they can charge
$0.75 or more to play. 
quote:
>
> Hate is a strong word for MSR. It is still the only game I actually
> injured myself with ( blisters on thumb). Still only to level 13. Yeah,
> I could see where you could hate it. Still better than tokyo street
> racer though.
>
I've not ever played that one, but I'm more of Daytona CCE, Outrun 2, psuedo-arcade
racer kinda guy.
quote:
>
> Two thumbs up! :-) take it to the end.
>
You know it. I've already played through it once via just the regular PSX, have
played through quite a bit via Bleem, but want to start over and go through all of
it.
quote:
>
> Why would I play those games again? :-\
>
Some of the old school arcade games are alright, like Smash TV and a few others, but
for the most part, I agree with you.
quote:
>
>
> Not a RPG guy...
>
Trust me, PSO/v2 are *not* RPG's. ;)
quote:
>
>
> Ok, keep this going. It's only 6:28 am.The unemployed have no where to
> be right now... :-[
Will do. ;)
Bel
--
Whip XXX Gaming: http://www.whipassgaming.com/
| |
| BelPowerslave 2005-03-23, 5:41 pm |
| > > > Metropolis Street Racer - Another I got in that lot of DC stuff....man, I *hate*
quote:
>
> Same here (on both counts). It's a total pain at the start, but once
> you get a few chapters in it gets a lot more fun. Sounds like it's my
> turn to say "stick with it", Bel... :-)
>
> -Rus.
Hehehhe, yeah, I think everyone I've ever told my thought of MSR on tells me this. It's
like Rainbow Six on the DC, or Ghost Recon on the Xbox...I just can't get into it no
matter how much I try.
Bel
--
Whip XXX Gaming: http://www.whipassgaming.com/
| |
|
|
Tiger wrote:
snip
quote:
>
> kiddy game
snip
quote:
>
> Why would I play those games again? :-\
snip
You've got a real bad attitude.
| |
|
| BelPowerslave wrote:
quote:
>HeadHunter - IMO, one of the best, if not THE best game on the DC. I know that's
>got to be all sorts of innaccurate, but I just really love it. Graphics are
>absolutely to die for, the gamplay is MGS-like, but actually quite friendly. The
>storry isn't too bad either...and those FMV's are so Robocop-ish, it's just
>great. UK-only release, sadly...BUT, it has a Hz setting for those of us in the
>US who want to import it(I did, the day it came out).
>
:-( The Best? To each his own.....
quote:
>
>Hydro Thunder - Rockin' conversion of the arcade game. Though it does looks a
>little bit of graphic luster, it's really hard to tell unless you've just played
>the hell out of it at the arcade(like I have, hell, the guys at GameWorks should
>have just sold me the damn cabinet). Has a few DC-only tracks and boats(will be
>interested in seeing if Midway puts in the extra effort to add those in to the
>upcoming MAT v3). One of the cool things about this one: Very little is actually
>lost via split screen, 2 player mode, like just a few of the water's
>effects...that's about it.
>
Nice arcade game, have not tried it on the DC.
quote:
>
>Illbleed - Got it off a buddy...don't much care for the actual game, but the
>story bits and blatant violence are just a riot.
>
pass
quote:
>
>Incoming - A really sort of....odd title by Rage Software. I say that as the
>game's graphics look to be barely N64 quality(though without the shitty
>framerate issue that *every* N64 game has). You get to use a variety of things
>to attack oncoming forces like a stationary canon, a helicopter and even a
>tank(IIRC). It's pretty-low end...but I kind of dig it just for mindless
>shooting that it provides.
>
pass
quote:
>
>King of Fighters Evolution, The - Upgraded and ultra-hip conversion of KoF 99.
>Like Dream Match(KoF 98) you get full 3D backgrounds and some nice 3D effects on
>certain moves. More than that though, I just really like KoF 99, the changes
>they made to the gameplay(Strikers, various character changes, especially
>Robert).
>
pass
quote:
>
>Looney Toons Space Race - Pretty cool cell-shaded, cartoon racer. The track
>designs seem to be a bit rough as I find myself flying right off the track a lot
>of the time. Maybe just more practice is needed. Just out of curiosity, does
>anyone have a list of the cell-shaded games on the DC? Jet Grind Radio...etc?
>
kiddy game
quote:
>
>MagForce Racing - I vaguely remember this one...some sort of hover-racing game
>IIRC. I remember liking it, but thinking it really wasn't anything too special.
>Need to give it another shot. Anyone have any thoughts on this one?
>
pass
quote:
>
>Maken X - I had never played or even given this game a chance up until the point
>at which I bought it in a lot, from someone here in RGVS. Very, very, very cool
>game! Played from a first person point of view, you move about, jumping from
>body to body as you gain new weapons and abilities. If you've not ever tried it,
>it's dirt cheap nowadays, so pick it up!!!
>
Hmmmm :-\
quote:
>
>Marvel vs Capcom - Near perfect conversion, and plays *damn* good(as everything
>does) on the Saturn pad(with the converter). Even though MvsC 2 is better in
>virtually every respect, I still like going back and playing this one, just for
>kicks.
>
>Marvel vs. Capcom 2 - Another near perfect conversion(no brainer as it was on
>that DC arcade board, IIRC) that plays XXXXing well on both the DC's and,
>especially, Saturn's pad. Can't remember if they added anything new from the
>arcade game...but I do know the character you initially start out with *is*
>different from the arcade.
>
Nice arcade game. Wish there were more arcades.... Oh, the good old
days. Hard to believe in a major metro area like mine there are only a
handfull. Thank God fof Dave & Busters , Dream works, and Jillians. :-[
quote:
>
>Metropolis Street Racer - Another I got in that lot of DC stuff....man, I *hate*
>this game. I think it's just too sim-ish for me...
>
Hate is a strong word for MSR. It is still the only game I actually
injured myself with ( blisters on thumb). Still only to level 13. Yeah,
I could see where you could hate it. Still better than tokyo street
racer though.
quote:
>
>Metal Gear Solid, Bleem!: - One of the three Bleem discs to ever make it out to
>retail. Probably the best of the series, imo(though GT fans will disagree). It's
>amazing how much better MGS looks via Bleem...though now with Twin Snakes out on
>GC, it's not nearly as impressive as it once was. Being a huge fan of the
>*first* MGS, I'll eventually play all the way through this one before picking up
>Twin Snakes...
>
Two thumbs up! :-) take it to the end.
quote:
>
>Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits: Volume 2 - I can't remember why I bought
>this....but I do know that I don't care for most of the games on it. Ah well,
>it'll come to me at some point down the line...
>
Why would I play those games again? :-\
quote:
>
>Mortal Kombat Gold - A seriously upgraded version of MK4. Using the original
>high-res textures the MK team initially created, before having to dumb them down
>for the unbelievably underpowered "Zeus" board, Eurocom has upped the framerate
>to a solid 60 fps and added four new characters two "classic" backgrounds.
>They've also increased the polygon count of every character, so they just look
>really good. A lot of MK fans didn't much care for MK4, and I can't say as I
>understand...but for those of you who did, MKG is the ultimate version. For more
>thoughts:
>http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesi...kombatgold.html
>
pass
quote:
>
>NFL Blitz 2000 - Haven't put a whole lot of time in with this one, though I do
>like what I've seen of it so far. Arcade-football that stretches the rules just
>a bit...;)
>
Corny football game. Glad Midway made money on it.
quote:
>
>Omikron: The Nomad Soul - A lot of people really hate this one, and after
>playing it I can definitely see why...though to tell you the truth, it's almost
>like you're seeing a very early GTA3. The city really is alive, and just can
>pretty much just walk around and do what you want a lot of the time. The
>graphics are pretty piss poor(from the screenshots I've seen, they weren't that
>much better on the PC), but the story is really interesting. I'll probably do a
>few more shots and try to continue on from where I left off the first time
>around I was doing shots and decided to give it a shot. ;)
>
pass
quote:
>
>Phantasy Star Online - Quite possibly the greatest exp. in my gaming life. Being
>that it was my first real encounter with any game online, this just blew me
>away. Loved playing this thing every night with buddies. Until the hackers just
>ruined it, it rocked.
>
>Phantasy Star Online v.2 - Slightly updated and pay-per-play version of PSO. The
>fact that you had to pay to play it online now really did kill a lot of the
>cheating...but as PSO v1 players shared the same server as PSO v2 players, the
>element(and the punk-XXX teens) were still there. Thank God Sega allowed for
>"v2-only" games that kept those XXXXers out.
>
Not a RPG guy...
quote:
>
>Plasma Sword - Pretty lazy conversion of the arcade game. No 3D
>backgrounds...just flat-XXX wallpaper 2D bitmaps(yeehaw)...even the characters
>don't look that great. Ah well, it still plays really well and is quite a bit of
>fun.
>
>Part 3 coming at you soon!
>
>Bel
>--
>Whip XXX Gaming: http://www.whipassgaming.com/
>
>
>
>
Ok, keep this going. It's only 6:28 am.The unemployed have no where to
be right now... :-[
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| Russell Marks 2005-03-28, 5:43 pm |
| Ted <nospamforted@nospam.com> wrote:
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> BelPowerslave wrote:
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> I don't enjoy sim games, but I really liked MSR.
Same here (on both counts). It's a total pain at the start, but once
you get a few chapters in it gets a lot more fun. Sounds like it's my
turn to say "stick with it", Bel... :-)
-Rus.
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