Do You believe CT was as ground breaking as most people say it was, personally I believe it was just for the whole fight system and the different time zones but what do you gamespot members think let me know.
Right there was a game I used to play on the PS1 but now I can't remember what it was called up until recently I thought it was called alone in the dark but it wasn't the game I saw when I looked it up.
All I can remember of it is that you start off in a class room and then you get sucked through a vortex of some sort and then you are in a different world and at one point you get a laser type weapon.
the apperance of the game is a side scrolling type of layout kinda like abe's oddesey (PS1) or outerworld (Snes)
Any help would be great as it's a game I would really like to play again.
For all those that don't know the final book by Paolini in the eargon series is now got a set release, also the book will be not be called empire which we all thought it would but Brisingr (the elevn word for fire)
Well a few points 1)the sega isn't back from the dead I still play and buy games for it to this day and it's never lost it's intrest 2) How can you say you never played sega you must have played sonic on the megadrive at one point...
But yes the wait is going to be a long one for any really good things to come out of this.
I grant you that it is the darkest story line to date and the the detail of sidequests is unmatched, the masks nice touch, but for me the whole time system really runied it for me I know it was vital for the story and the SQ but it really bugged me that you had to jump back through time and lose all your items (even though they are easy to get back and you have the bank) it just really put me off but other than that it was a break through for the Zelda series.
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