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Nintendo Gaming / Modern GameCube games Need Difficulty Settings
« on: February 25, 2003, 07:28:17 PM »
Perfect Dark took me over a year to get all of the normal missions... I never did go back to WAR! without the cheats on... 
Super Mario Sunshine was not challenging, just frustrating. Some parts were easy as heck (like any kind of race) other parts were just plain annoying! (Like getting yoshi to land on that stupid cliff, then over to the square platforms in the shipyard level... I did that over and over... spend 5 minutes getting his fruit... then do a flying leap, hit an invisible wall and repeat... then I'd make it and slip off the stupid palm tree or something dumb...) I was ACE at SM64... I could get on the castle without the cannon 3 different ways (only learned the one off the net) I had EVERY little area down pat... the controls and camera were and are the best of their kind. The biggest problem with SM 64 though, was the lack of enemies. With SMS, well I haven't even had the urge to go back and get the last 10 or so shines, just because it's nothing more than a pain. The camera is a pain to manuever, mario has few moves, and things like that. Mind you, the mini-games are CHALLENGING and fun to boot.
Super Mario Sunshine was not challenging, just frustrating. Some parts were easy as heck (like any kind of race) other parts were just plain annoying! (Like getting yoshi to land on that stupid cliff, then over to the square platforms in the shipyard level... I did that over and over... spend 5 minutes getting his fruit... then do a flying leap, hit an invisible wall and repeat... then I'd make it and slip off the stupid palm tree or something dumb...) I was ACE at SM64... I could get on the castle without the cannon 3 different ways (only learned the one off the net) I had EVERY little area down pat... the controls and camera were and are the best of their kind. The biggest problem with SM 64 though, was the lack of enemies. With SMS, well I haven't even had the urge to go back and get the last 10 or so shines, just because it's nothing more than a pain. The camera is a pain to manuever, mario has few moves, and things like that. Mind you, the mini-games are CHALLENGING and fun to boot.
