superbeast101 asks: Does anyone know of a creepy game for PC, I have played the dead spaces the fears and bioshocks. If they are new that is preferable but not a must.
I'd suggest Amnesia, Penumbra, The Void, and if you don't mind a somewhat older game (still an absolute cIassic), the PC version of Silent Hill 2.
YouVandal3 asks: Ok... I have heard FOREVER about these Yakuza games... I looked at one at the store today and seems cool. Im not one whos into those anime like games which is what i kinda anticipated it to be but from the looks its not at all!
I really like all types of genres like adventure FPS Horror survival puzzle and what not, is Yakuza 3 any good??? And what about Yakuza 4???
Would it be ok to play 4 before 3???
what kind of game is this exactly that i might be getting myself into??
Yakuza's sort of like a beat-em-up with lite RPG elements. Pretty much any Yakuza game after the first one is good. The combat isn't quite as deep as God Hand, but there's interactive enrivonments you can use in combat. Bicycles, pilons, railings... I remember Yakuza 2 also having PLYERS as a weapon, and its 'special move' was PUTTING AN ENEMY IN A CHOKE-HOLD AND YANKING OUT ONE OF THEIR TEETH. Overall, picture The Warriors but without random mugging/ radio-stealing/ robbing, a bit more depth to the combat, and a strong sense of compelling storytelling.
I am also looking for a post-apoptolyptic game. I want one that kind of uses RPG elements. Even if it's a small amout of RPG. Don't list the games below.
Fallout series
Rage
Left 4 Dead series
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl. The lip-synch animations are a little buggy but it's still incredibly immersive, and there's a ton of mods, even though vanilla is fine.I love Castlevania, especially the NES and SNES ones and Symphony of the Night, but, they get kinda old when you beat them over and over again, and I was wondering witch one I should get, I was thinking about Dracula X Chronicles for the PSP but on the other hand side I have portrait of ruin for the DS and Lords of Shadows for PS3 and Xbox360, so I am asking you guys, witch one should I get?
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I'd recommend Aria of Sorrow for GBA, and Dawn of Sorrow for DS. Dawn of Sorrow's main mode is kind of... embarrassing, in terms of story/characters/etc, though if you get the "bad end" you unlock Julius Mode which is awesome. (You play as Julius/Alucard/Yoko, Castlevania 3 styIe) I'd also suggest beating Portrait of Ruin on Richter mode if you have not done so already.Hey i need some games for Wii worth buying.. i dont care about genre ive played every kind of genre there is and i love them...mostly. PLEASE NO GAMES THAT ARE COMPILED OF A BUNCH OF MINI-GAMES Example: Carnival games for wiiShadowsGameTime
Blast Works
Castle of Shikigami III
de Blob
Geometry Wars: Galaxies
The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
The House of the Dead: Overkill
Ivy the Kiwi?
Kirby's Epic Yarn
Lost in Shadow
MadWorld
Metroid Prime: Trilogy
Muramasa: The Demon Blade
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
No More Heroes
Red Steel 2
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
Sin and Punishment: Star Successor
Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-StarsMy #1 favorite Wii game would have to be Sin & Punishment: Star Successor. I paid $50 for it on release, and have replayed it at least 10-12 times now. Hardcore and satisfying, especially on hard mode. At the current price of $20, there's no reason to not own this game, unless you don't dig a cIassic hard-but-fair challenge.
Sorry. I would have posted all quotes in QUOTE tags but the first two kept glitching on me despite being perfectly enclosed in tags. What a horrible, broken tagging system these forums have...
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