Nothing. If you're satisfied, you have no worries.Gorfias said:
I bought some PS2 games between 2012-2014 on Amazon. I'll probably plan on more later when I have the time.SmallHatLogan said:
YEESSSSSS! Did you start on 1 or 3 first? Skip 2, no need to waste your time.Shoggoth2588 said:
No, but we're at that point where places like Best Buy & GameStop are slowly phasing out last gen games. More so the former, but the time will come for GameStop too. My local Best Buy barely has a decent amount of 360/PS3 games left. The GameStops I've been to have more selections, but eventually that's not going to be case anymore. Of course the're places like Amazon, but think of it as a heads up for people needing the convenience.Extra-Ordinary said:
I'm starting with the first one and GEEZE, I forgot about all the stuff I had to go through before I got to the lava-scorpi-rantula boss! I keep hearing bad things about DMC2 but all that's doing is making me want to play it more. I'm that weird person who really likes the not-as-good games in a series so maybe I'll like DMC2! Or maybe I'll just skip to 3 or find someone who'll give me 4, I dunno (I remember renting and strongly disliking DMC4).CoCage said:
Similar to Resident Evil, once you know where everything is, you'll blaze through levels on repeated playthroughs. Most of the levels are short, and compared to RE, it's even simpler. DMC2 you can try, but keep in mind, you only get three weapons that differ only in cosmetics and stats; otherwise all of the combos are the exact same. The only thing unique or brought new to the DMC franchise was amulet/medallion system that gave different boosts to devil trigger and attacks, Lucia (most of her levels are lazy, shorter retreads of Dante's), a dedicated dodge button (Trickster became this for 3), and Bloody Palace (missing in Vanilla!DMC3, but brought back in Special Edtion). If you can make it further than me, then kudos to you. I stopped after mission 11.Shoggoth2588 said:
Similar to me. You won't see my 360 library full of COD titles/imitators or Battlefield.stroopwafel said:No. I played every last-gen game I wanted to play and played my favorites multiple times. Other than a handful of classics I might revisit in the future(probably far in the future) the PS3/360 era is over and done with.
This has been kind of my routine since the NES days. I might keep an old system one or two years into the current-gen and then never play it anymore. I also make sure I only buy what I play so I never have a 'pile of shame' anyway. I love games and always make time for them but even then with current favorites and new releases that time is pretty much occupied.
