I'll put it this way if liked the 1st game you'll must likely enjoy the 2nd. Just don't expect there to be a ground breaking difference in game play or design.
Man I played Time Crisis to death on my PS1. Do you have the PS1 foot pedal controller? I remember I saw one at best buy sometime in the late 90's and I figured "I'll but it next time" never saw one again lol.
Alright! Someone else with Crystalis as their #1 NES game. Such an underrated game. It boggles my mind how such a good game never got a single sequel made for it. It has to be the game most deserving for a sequel after so long.
Yea' I've dreamt of a sequel for years. I really thought that I'd see one in the 16 bit era considering Crystalis pretty much created the formula that all action adventure games used in the 4th gen. Well at least some of us still remember it for the masterpiece it was and still is.
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Don't Get me wrong I think Guile's theme is one of the best of the game, but Ken's theme just edges it out for me. Lets see everyone else's opinion on the subject.
Burnout 3 - Is perfect as far as an arcade racers goes to me as it is always fun and action packed while having a great sense a speed. I feel the car checking of Revenge and the open world of Paradise took the "edge of your seat" feeling away from the game by taking the sense of danger away and spreading the action out instead on constintracting it into a single closed course.
Man why all the hate on the N64 controller, yea in hindsight there are better designs, but it was the pinnacle for 3D gaming back in 96. It was strange that it had the D-pad out of the way, but it was still comfortable and for the durability my original launch day controller that has gone through seemingly infinite angry Godeneye and Perfect Dark multiplayer sessions still works like a charm.
My vote goes for the the DC and fat Xbox controllers. They both felt awkward to me and the absence of the 2nd analog stick on the DC still baffles me to this day.
The 5200 controller sucked more because of durability, but not because of ergonomics in my eyes. The 7800 controller basically perfected that general design.
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