Recent content by Melondrupe

After things such as the controversy with the feminist whore skill from the first and just the general argument concerning sexism in the industry, you'd think they know better to make the torso male. Yeah, there's the talk about too much violence in games, but I'd imagine more people would be...

Gameplay wins out for me when it comes to the series. XII and XIII are among my least favorites of the series due to me not enjoying the combat. As far as story's affect on making me like a game, it has little influence. If they made a final fantasy that was a cross between the kingdom building...

I. Theme Hospital After Sim City and before The Sims, this game was what got me truly hooked on managerial games. Maybe due to my love for Ultima III or the humor of the game, there's a certain draw that brings me back to it. II. Fort Zombie For the most part, I generally didn't give much...

About as interesting as How It Should Have Ended. Some the jokes went on too long, like the Bruce Wayne taking up an identity bit; going Mario, Spider-Man, Mario probably would've been better. Might improve if their focus was on five to seven minute sketches of movies from different series. The...

Theme Hospital Timesplitters 3 - Figure this might be a fun introduction to FPS, and due to its two-player co-op, I could play along with them and maybe ease the burden a little. While I prefer 2, I think the AI partners in 3 would also help if they play the game solo. Seiken Densetsu 3...

When it comes to story I prefer Something Positive, Dumbing of Age, Multiplex, A Comic with a French Name Involving Three People, GastroPhobia, The Zombie Hunters and Dead Winter. I love Something Positive so much, so addicted to it, that I have to forbid myself from reading till the end the...

The Parasite Eve series comes to mind, especially the first whose magic abilities seemed reminiscent of medieval fantasy.

Things that may be appealing about the gamepad: Anything requiring the input of codes or names can be done faster. Better control over AI partners. Thinking of Resident Evil Outbreak: you could have the ability to point at an object and instruct them to pick it up, tell them to move an...

While I enjoy immensely The Legend of Korra, Gravity Falls, Adventure Time and Regular Show, I'd have to throw a vote in for Young Justice. It manages to be as good as Justice League while feeling as if it creates a fuller universe.

As far as it comes to video games, one just assumes it's for the same reason as the typical lack of children in zombie focused games, they either didn't think about them seriously or believe they will be a hassle to deal with in game. Flying creatures are typically annoying to deal with...

Tactics Ogre (PS1) Romancing Saga: Minstrel Song (PS2) Unlimited Saga (PS2) Lost Kingdoms 1&2 (GC) Aren't Holy Magic Century and Quest 64 the same game?

I view gameplay more highly than story simply for the reason that when the most interesting thing about a game is its story, the interactive bits get in the way of my enjoyment. I love Wallace & Gromit and was rather enthused at the prospect of the continued adventures of the duo in the...

Earthbound (Mother 2) has lighthearted charm and some trekking through different lands. Depending how you feel about playing games that need a translation patch Metal Max Returns(SNES, which has a out of Japan release on the PS2, Metal Saga), Hourai High (Has a high encounter rate, about...

I'd say give Metal Saga for the PS2 a whirl, which is set in an interesting future. Zoids Saga (GBA) takes place in a similar era. Then there are the Shadow Hearts (PS2) games which take place in the early 1900s. Wild Arms 3 (PS2) had a western aesthetic. Also if you don't...

Spectacular is the best version for me. Great pacing and action that doesn't drag on. Spider-man and his Amazing Friends would be a close second, cause I enjoyed the chemistry between Peter, Bobby and Angelica. While I found Unlimited dull, Ultimate is the worst version I've seen, despite...