One thing that always gets to me is how supremely confident your enemy in the game always is. I mean, yes he tries to stop you...but if I had been watching a lone person defeat my minions and deathtraps at every turn I think I would be a little more panicked!
This seems funny to me, as so many of the initial zombie movies relied on excessive blood and gore and that's one of the reasons some of them got such a cult following.
I finished playing 'The Simpsons' for the PS2 the other day and I spent most of my time swearing at the bad camera and clunky controls...I really didn't enjoy playing (except for the occasional funny moment). Friends kept telling me to quit (and stop shouting) but I had to keep playing, which...
Once before a night out I left my console on due to being between save-points and having no more time. Waking up the next morning with some suspicious gaps in my memory I found the power off, leading to an 'oh shit' moment when I assumed I had turned it off when I staggered to bed.
To my...
Yeah, I have...though when I started for some reason I decided that having the highest score meant you won. It was only when I got older I went back and realised the screen kept saying last place...
Yup, played that one and some of the others in the series (like Phantasia).
Just picked up a new unheard-of game as well - Ghost Master for the PS2. Seems reasonably fun so far...
Umm, I have one slightly more embarrassing. I was playing OoT for the first time and got really stuck in Dodongo's cavern because I had somehow not yet worked out you could pull blocks as well as push them...
In my defense it was the first video game I hadever played, but it still makes me cringe.
Found a copy of this in a game store today and they didn't have the disk...I guess I'll have to look online.
Also, someone mentioned Shadow Hearts...just started on the first one and I'm really loving it.
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