They need to hurry up and produce Loco Roco 2

I finally decided to replace my copy of Darkstalkers Chronicles, bringing my total up to...uhm...70. :o

That's only counting games and the Silent Hill Experience UMD. I also have Metropolis, Steamboy, Ghost In The Shell, Ali G seasons 1 & 2, and the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy UMDs.

For the record, Lumines 2 is the exact same game as the first with different music and more options. I like the music in both so I kept the first when I got the second.

And if you really like puzzle games and not looking for a "certain thing", then try out Gunpey. It's hard as hell, but quite addictive. The music isn't as good,but it's something other than "falling block" puzzles. (I can only watch so many blocks fall in one lifetime)

I knew this topic would potentially open a can of worms. I think my biggest complaint is that no one told me that it WASN'T a 3rd person shooter. That's what I wanted and that's not what I've got.As a hybrid of a 3rd person shooter and an RPG, I'm sure it would be great but that's not the game I was looking to play and I have plenty of RPGs to keep me busy.

As for people being "brave enough" to post against the reviews? I mentioned this because every time I've said anything about a game that has such a cult following, I've been subjected to a bombardment of abusive posts. And quite the opposite, I've been bombarded for sharing a positive opinion on games that most turn their nose up at. (God forbid I ever mention that a movie tie-in game was actually good! Outside of the Star Wars saga that is...) I'm not trying to stir up anything...I'm just wondering if there were other people out there who felt the same way I do about KOTOR.It's not the perfect game for everyone,no matter how many reviews praise it.

I just purchased an Xbox 360 a few weeks ago, and decided to grab up a few titles that I missed out on having never owned an original Xbox. I've been pleased with Ninja Gaiden Black, Morrowind, and Jade Empire, but today things changed. I've finally found copies of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 1 & 2 that were in great condition (I almost always buy used) but after starting up the first game, I was extremely disappointed.

No one told me you didn't control your character in battle. This has to be one of the worst ideas for a Star Wars game I have EVER played. At least in most of the other titles you can hack and slash your way through the enemies, or mow them down with your blaster. But no. I enggaged the enemy and sat the controller down while it took care of the battle while I watched and waited. If I wanted to watch a battle, I wouldrent a movie or buya Final Fantasy game. Star Wars, to me, has always been about the action and adventure. I'd rather waste my time playing through the Episode III game again than put this back in my system. At least then I would have more control over my battles.

Now the question is will anyone be brave enough to agree with me on this, or will you allchastize mefor speaking my opinion?

Boy what would ever happen if this game were to ever come out. What would you like to see in this game that's new. Damnit I'm tired of making this on Paint and hope Capcom sees that this is a money maker. They made remakes for SFA 3 and Power Stone!

master275ny

Why stop at just Marvel Vs. Capcom 2? What about SNK vs Capcom? And Marvel Super Heroes, Street Fighter Vs. X-Men, etc etc? Why not a collection of nothing but Vs. games???