Tekken has owned every other fighting franchise for the past 2 generations. But this gen MK has topped every other fighting game out there, even SF4. They really set a new benchmark for the genre by creating a deep storyline and offering a ridiculous amount of SP content. Tekken on the other hand didn't have a significant improvement since T5, the juggles are starting to get out of hand and all it's characters and universe have become goofy and out of place.
[QUOTE="IC3_C0LD_ZERO"]Anyone remember an old PSX shooting gallery game. It was cartoonish and the protagonists were two brothers (I think they were hunters or something like that, one was shorter and the other one was taller and they had beards or mustaches). I can't remember anything else unfortunately except that the game featured split screen multiplayer...Black_Knight_00
Anyone remember an old PSX shooting gallery game. It was cartoonish and the protagonists were two brothers (I think they were hunters or something like that, one was shorter and the other one was taller and they had beards or mustaches). I can't remember anything else unfortunately except that the game featured split screen multiplayer...
I enjoyed True Crime New York City very much despite the fact that it got panned by critics. I really liked the different fighting styles you could learn and combine, I loved the shooting and the cop side missions and the amount of gore the game featured was a pleasure. Another bad game I had a great time with was Star Wars Super Bombad Racing, I was really obsessed with SW at that time because of EI so I absolutely loved this game. The levels were so detailed and featured almost every significant location from EI and the original trilogy. When I was 7 I remember going to a friends house where we played Gex 3 on the PSX, I loved this game so much that after a month I went to the game store to buy it. It was sold out at that time and the shopkeeper offered me croc 2 instead, so I got that. I never really understood why this game got such negative reception, it's graphics were outstanding and the gameplay and soundtrack was top notch. The last one that comes to mind was Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. I had finished this game for over a dozen times, it had some great bosses and I really enjoyed the co-op mode that I played together with my sister
I'd say it's not worth full price. The puzzles are far too easy and it's only worth picking up for playing around with the word combinations the game offers you.
[QUOTE="beraukmoustache"]i want to ask everyone here, i forgot the name of ps1 game that i played about 10 years ago, it seem an adventure game, the hero was using a slingshot as a weapon, he also can pick object to move, it looks like a fantasy game, first appear the hero was in the forest then go into a castle, please if anybody could tell me the name, aarrgh the boss that remain in my mind was, a beast has weakness in his chest, then a vampire that was vulnerable we need do something first to kill her, then a robot that has a weakness on his back ( i dont know if the order was right) Herc's Adventures?
Somethings going on at Epic, i think they are preparing to either be bought or become an engine only company, or both.
crimsonman1245
My thoughts exactly,I sincerely hope another company picks up this studio in the future and they don't end up disbanding. They are a really talented studio and I enjoyed their games, especially KOA and Rise of Nations
Queelag killed me and took all my souls and humanity. UGH! I didn't see a bonfire on the right, did I miss it? pretty sure there is one I hit on the left
meatgrinderz
You should have gone to the Bonfire first, also care to be in human form so a black Phantom NPC can attack you, after you kill her she can be summoned as a White Phantom to aid you in fighting Quelaag, she is useful because she can tank Quelaag and you can get a lot of free hits on her. If you are stil facing problems just summon some other White Phantoms to help you, Queelag for me was the hardest boss in the game
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