• 16Jan 07

  Haven't Posted in Awhile, Eh?

  Cross posting this from my LJ, 'cause I'm lazy like that, and because it really gives an idea of what I like in video games. Anyway:
  
  So, I went ahead and gave my thoughts on Twilight Princess over at GameSpot and, dare I say it? I scored the game lower than Jeff. D:
  
  8.1 from me.
  
  To be quite honest, and I couldn't really get into this in the review because it's more about personal preference than the game itself: I like where the series is going. I just don't know if I want to go with it. Zelda fans are pushing for longer, more labrynth-like dungeons, harder bosses, and the return of some of the more frustrating gameplay elements. Slowly but surely, Nintendo is giving it to them. I had a hard time playing Twilight Princess, and even Wind Waker of all things, knowing this. I really don't enjoy Zelda dungeons. I just don't. But, unfortunantly, there's no other series that really comes together like Zelda. Those few that try, like the infamous Starfox Adventures, usually end up as mush.
  
  I guess I'll just have to save up a couple hundred million and make my own game series. D:
  • Posted Jan 16, 2007 5:48 pm PT
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• 1Jul 06

  Deus Ex Machina

  Just completed Deus Ex for...  Oh, the fourth or fifth time.  This time at the hardest difficulty.  Only did the Helios ending, though. From what I know about the next game, it's the "real" ending anyway (I'll have to play it one day to see).  Besides, I got tired battling those stupid bots.  Once you get to Sector 4, you don't get a lot of stealth choices as far as how you go about completing your mission(s). :/

  On a related note, I'm realing getting tired of multiple endings in first person shooters.

  • Posted Jul 1, 2006 1:53 pm PT
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• 4Jun 06

  More Super Mario Bros?

  The best thing about New Super Mario Bros?  The fact that now they have a working engine, and a sequel can't be too far behind!  Booya!
  • Posted Jun 4, 2006 8:57 am PT
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