Recent content by Archleone

One night I got a call from a private number around 3 am which woke me up. When I answered the phone I heard some weird voice saying my name and "You'll find the body of the girl I devoured outside." Suffice to say I was creeped out as fuck and ran around turning on every light I could in my...

Ninja'd...at least the Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of The New World bit. The plot was lacklustre, had issues with the controls, and the game teased you by giving you access to almost the full roster from the prequel, but you could not level them up, or equip them. The monster thing was a nice...

I can see where OP is coming from, but I've found some recent games that I found just as good if not better than some of the games from my childhood...but my major beef about the graphics issue is that some games place too much emphasis on graphics and not enough time on fleshing out the world...

It really comes down to a multitude of factors such as upbringing, socio-economical status, sub-culture, etc; however, even the so called "good kids" can be disrespectful at times. Just a little something I've found out as a Youth Worker.

I liked the implementation of the hook blade, and bombs (although they make the game far easier.) I didn't like how they removed the ability to lower your wanted level by tearing down posters, or the overall plot. In my opinion it's an ok game, but not extraordinary.

If there is evil in this world, it lurks in the hearts of man Ahh Tales of Phantasia, how I adore you.

I've found there's more collectors edition stuff on the PSP. Also get the Persona games...you won't regret it. Trust me, I'm from the internets.

There are some rather good RPG's on the DS such as Radiant Historia and the Chrono Trigger remake; however, I've found there are a lot of PSP RPGs that I've found good as well such as P3P, Tactics Ogre, the Dissidia series, and Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Colelction...so really it's up to you...

This is something minor, but in Mojang's favour, most people I know never say "The Elder Scrolls IV:Oblivion" or what ever number it is that they're playing at the time. They usually just say Oblivion or Morrowind. Silly Bethesda.