Though I don't know where you're from, you can get the game for pretty cheap on Amazon. Here's the listing for it actually:PlasticTree said:Christ, you must love saying something nice about a game for once.
..And no, I'm not saying hów good that must feel.
Personally I'd love to play Shadow of the Colossus, since I never had the opportunity to do so. Meh, I bet this game costs way too much on E-bay these days.
I've listened to it multiple times, he clearly says, "She's the only thing in this plot with an X-chromosome."megaman24681012 said:Correction, he said "An EXTRA x chromosone."Decabo said:Men and women both have X chromosomes. Just thought I'd clear that up.
Yes because all of this content jsut creates and hosts itself.Sabbad said:Seriously, more adverts before the start of the video? Feeling greedy much?
Yahtzee =/= Escapist.oogabuga said:I like that you rip SC2 apart when the escapist gave it a perfect score for a different review.
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Digitaldreamer7 said:I bet he would like SC2's story, prob not the gameplay, Sad really cause SC2 has a very solid story.
BoldBaldBastard said:It can easily stand on it's own with alone it's singleplayer. I played through SP and really enjoyed it, it had a good story.
I can honestly believe people would be that stupid in this regard. I've met people I know aren't trolling that say things like that.ark123 said:I've no idea why people bother discussing SC2 with people that say things like "It's only mining minerals and spamming the best units".
Would you discuss Team Fortress 2 with someone that said "It's just cartoons jumping around" or COD4 with someone that said it was "just walking around and occasionally clicking your mouse or pressing a button"?
No, you'd understand the person has no clue what they're talking about or are just simplifying an universally acclaimed game for the sake of trolling.
Don't feed the trolls, people. Just be glad you get to play SC2 and experience what is, by all accounts, an amazing game.
Centrophy said:Now to be arbitrary and post my opinion of this game for the sake of it. *Ahem* I have an active dislike of this game. I remember playing and yes, finishing this horse riding simulator back when it first came out and received critical acclaim. Sure the boss fights were entertaining however I found that I spent most of the game in an empty lifeless world on the back of my horse trying to figure out how to get over those awful mountains. It was just really really boring and IMO a poor design decision and can be constituted as length padding.
I honestly can't understand all the love when half the game is spent doing nothing.
Then again I'm not trying to sway any opinions nor am I going to, just stating my opinion. Now don't quote me! Tired of getting the blasted things in my escapist inbox.
Haha, quoted you anyway Centrophy. The running around is for atmosphere, ambiance, exploration. The game is meant to be an experience, not a "game" in the literal sense. Zana, the fact you thought of the searches as "trouble" shows that you were intent on looking for something the game was never meant to provide. The game is a stroll through a beautiful countryside, and you're jogging through it with a pedometer and an ipod. Not that that's wrong, I enjoy competitive games as much as "artsy" ones, but of course you won't enjoy a game you go into with all sorts of expectations. Centrophy, you just fail at navigation. It sounds like you spent hours wandering in circles. Do you get lost in new places often? Besides, the searching was another way to express Wander's dedication to reviving Mono. The game would have been less compelling if he rode the magic teleportation bus straight to every fight. It's not supposed to enhance the gameplay, it's supposed to enhance the narrative.Zanaxal said:I dont see what makes sotc great, sure some of the colossus and felt, colossal. But there's nothing more to it. Having to ride around a empty game world to get to the next boss is half the game, pretty much pointless, you could have just had a load screen between every colossi and spared yourself the trouble. This game is more a artsy/nostalgic fanboi eyewa..pleaser kind of game then something with actual "game"play.
It would be like running around in God Of War games, no monsters around, no souls or upgrades or anything. Just running to every boss, killing them. OH WAIT no dialogues at all, just some mumbling statue telling giving some dumb vague hint where to go then having to use Kratos'es bald head to gleam into the sun to see where to go.
I bought the game thinking, damn this is going to be a good ps2 game better then FFX in adventure and story... I should have just got FFX.
It's very possible he knew exactly what would happen. Maybe not EXACTLY how it would play out, but he knew he was helping something very bad. It's made clear that the whole village knows the area is forbidden, and serves as a seal for some evil entity. Even if Wander wasn't from Mono's village, their relationship was obviously close enough that he would know why she had been sacrificed. I like to think he just doesn't care what happens to the village or himself if it might save her.Altherix said:That said, I could never get into Shadow of the Colossus, might be because I'm against white knight protagonist. Also, the fact the story pretty much screams at you you're being tricked into a task that shouldn't be done. I don't like stupid protagonist either, might be the fact I was all these things when I was younger and don't like being reminded of it.
I can understand how people praise it and get sucked in, but for me it was just, "Ok, she can stay dead then because the price is too high." then being forced to do the idiot thing that I didn't want to do from the beginning.
Honestly, in my opinion that "death" was nowhere near as sad as some of the Colossi.hawk533 said:Not to mention that the game is so immersive that I almost cried when one of the characters "died" (Not the main character or any of the colossi).