Recent content by Tortle

I'm inclined to agree. I don't think the current generation has reached it's limit yet like what happened last generation. When playing games like God of War 2 or GTA San Andreas, you could tell they were on the edge of what was possible on the PS2. None of the games I've played on my current...

I often use subtitles. It's not that I can't hear, it just helps me focus on what's being said.

I had almost exactly the same experience as Yahtzee when I played the game, although I don't want to destroy the disk. My only real gripe with the game is the checkpoint system. If it didn't require me to start from the beginning of the level I might still be playing it. Rather than...

Other RPG cliches... How about entering other people's houses, searching through their belongings for anything good and leaving with their belongings and money. And noone bats an eyelid.

I don't sleepwalk, but my brother has. Once, when I was sleeping in the same room as him, he urinated over me. Not a nice thing to be woken up by.

It really too early to say if the game is disappointing, given that it's not even out yet. The first one wrapped up nicely at the end, so I don't think it would work to continue it. The only disappointing thing is that they felt the need to make a sequel in the first place, but it looks...

I tend to look where it is most likely to be, then places it could be but probably isn't. If that fails, I get a little angry and quit in a huff. I then generally find it a couple of weeks down the line when I'm looking for something else, which is always annoying.

The first I ever played was the original Sonic the Hedgehog I think. The first I personally owned was Pokemon Yellow. I don't think I've ever actually beaten it though. I always end up restarting.

In Shadow of the Colossus, when Aggro dies. I nearly cried.

Game Boy Colour. It was my first ever console and had a huge variety of games that I liked, even though it had a tiny screen.

I started with Yellow. I was absolutely in love with the franchise back then. Played to the third generation, but it seemed too much of a retread of old ground