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Podcast Discussion / Re: Episode 100: Questioning Answers
« on: October 28, 2011, 06:56:33 PM »
You know i never understood the flack that epic yarn gets on NWR and its podcasts, I mean you guys are the only place where i've heard negative things about it since it seems like most gaming outlets were lapping it up at the time. I don't think its the bestest game evar and agree with the critisms in this episode (the presentation made the game etc..) but I really love that game anyways haha

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TalkBack / Re: Wii U Final Form to Be Shown at E3 2012
« on: October 28, 2011, 12:06:28 AM »
but if we lose on WiiU's final form we don't have to start again from the beginning do we?

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it probably wouldn't even be an issue if he had just been up front about having to rush through it. its pretty common for reviewers to have time constraints and maybe he had to to make the deadline. However editing your review in this manner after its published is just plain unprofessional.

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General Gaming / Re: Battlefield 3
« on: October 27, 2011, 03:08:55 AM »
hah i cant tell anyone apart in this game, just a bunch of pajamas running around

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General Gaming / Re: Battlefield 3
« on: October 27, 2011, 02:01:06 AM »
well as far as i know the battlefield games never had single player to begin with anyways (unless you count bots)

anyways depending how how many of us play BF3 on these forums maybe we could get a NWR platoon up


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Reader Reviews / Re: Rate The Last Game You Played
« on: October 26, 2011, 10:12:02 PM »
Punchout!
Wii

I completed the first run-though of all the fighters and lost interest halfway through title defense. I wouldn't say its worth $60 but now that's its $20 its worth considering. Although I still think its probably gamefly/rental material. Not that its a bad game its just pretty shallow.

6/10

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General Gaming / Re: Game Overload
« on: October 26, 2011, 09:47:37 PM »
Being an adult sucks.  You have to have a job so you can buy games, but you don't have time to play them because you have a job.  This must have been what Sydney Porter was talking about.  Gonna have to have my wife put chops on for dinner when she gets home.

Well you could try to cram as much games in as you could, but you'll get burnt out and will probably just quit gaming if only temporarly. A better way to do this is to just play the games that you want the most and take your time with it and put the rest on a backlog. then just play through your backlog even after the next generation comes along. protip: don't buy the next game in the backlog until you're done with the one you're currently playing so you dont feel like you have to rush thorugh it. By the time you're done your backlog the next gen consoles will have already had a pricedrop and you didn't have to go thorugh the painful release window drought every console gets.

That's basically what I started doing and after seeing all the 3DS drama unfold I already feel like it payed off. I still havent finished my DS backlog and my Wii backlog will see me through the games drought This way of doing backlogs saves you money on the games/consoles since they would have been out for awhile and makes you get the most out of the consoles you already have by letting you play all the best games that console has to offer.

also this site is really awesome for managing backlogs.

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General Gaming / Re: Battlefield 3
« on: October 26, 2011, 06:08:15 AM »
im downloading the game now, I'm Lithiumpowered on origin

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but what if i want a pink 3ds with mario 3d land :(

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Oh, and the young'uns on these forums might be fooled into thinking that "60 cents a gang member?  Damn, that must have been a lot of money back in the 80's when this game came out."  Uh, no.  It wasn't.  60 cents couldn't even buy a comic book when this game came out.  And this game probably cost $50.   When you think about that, games are ridiculously cheap now, considering that inflation has far outpaced the cost of a single game.

even more amazing considering the sales, i got metroid other m for $10 NEW and some iphone games match the depth of some $50 NES games back then

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Podcast Discussion / Re: RetroActive #20 Poll: Grab Bag Edition
« on: October 19, 2011, 10:33:28 AM »
eh, at least you tried.

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TalkBack / Re: Zelda 25th Anniversary Flipnote Contest Winners
« on: October 19, 2011, 07:52:49 AM »
two of my favourite ones are from Europe/Oceania
the animation at 0:46-1:22 is pretty funny lol
and the other one that starts at 4:10 is hilarious

but in terms of animation quality japan wipes the floor with everyone

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It [bosses] should be a challenging opponent that is differenent the common grunts or elites (No Halo Pun Intended) and should be fun, difficult, and rewarding to play and beat. River City Ransom just doesn't do that at all. The bosses are just stronger dudes that do more damage and are more aggressive, and the only real way to beat them is to level up and grind... it's just really lame to be honest.


Also, IDK if you have it, but did you use the Max Stats code as well?

Yeah that's pretty much how i feel about grinding as well (and the game's bosses). a lot of the JPRGS i like tend to be outliers like Chrono trigger and the (Paper) mario rpgs because they stray from the forumla (but thats another discusion for another time)

also, i only used the money cheat in my post basically to experience everything in the game the same way but just accelerate the experience. but I wish i found the river city gate cheat sooner.

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TalkBack / Re: Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion XL Impressions
« on: October 18, 2011, 11:53:33 AM »
looks pretty neat

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     ....There are two ways to make this game a lot shorter and take out all of or some of the grinding: 1) Grind a bit in the beggining so you can buy the Dragon Feet (BEST ITEM IN THE GAME) and make your kick EVEN MORE AMAZING and just race through the rest of the game buying some power-ups along the way (takes about 20-30 minutes), or 2) Put in a code that gives you all items and max stats and beat the game in under 12 minutes. The second one is cheating, yes, but the game is so much better when you don't have to worry about leveling up your character.

That's pretty much what i did because I got tired of grinding (around the time where i was running around looking for the bosses) So i just entered a password cheat. I completely agree with you on that point, It ain't fun. (and why i dislike a lot of Jrpgs) However its hard for me to knock it for being a product of it's time especially when as you said it's pretty progressive for a brawler from this era.

$999.99 dollars*
C K X I E e S f q s X
 J W A W k U F D W G M
 S H K L b S O N M B A

If you want to cheat while still being within the parameters of the game this is probably the way to do it. Everything is the same and allows you to discover/experiment with items but it just saves you a **** ton of time.

Ivan Beaten, High School Open
t1izvpdOZnZ JxNkJp7Cpub XMPQgXErSMF
Just in case you run into the same problem I did this will save you a lot of grief.

*found a password generator online for this game
http://ensomnya.net/projects/rcr_password/rcrpassgen.html

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Well this game was pretty short. I had troubles with the controls at first but once you level up and gain a few techniques it isn't that bad (but I still want to throttle the coder responsible for the jumping controls). Needless to say i figured out what my problem was with the river city high gate. You needed to backtrack way back to find an easily missed boss, then and only then will subsequent bosses appear (you need to find/beat all the bosses to trigger the gate to open). Usually the bosses tell you where the next boss is but without a map its pretty pointless. One of the bosses even neglects to mention that before the boss he tells you about will show up you have to beat another boss before.  I'm not sure how you're supposed to know that but whatever...This is an old school game after all. BTW for some bosses you have to beat every enemy in the area before they will appear; and don't throw Thor into the pit or else it doesn't count for some reason.

the writing in this game is pretty humorous, lolmonade's first post is basically the very first thing you read in the game and is a pretty good indication of how silly it is. (I think its intentional, but with games from this era you never know) This game is short, and most of your time will be grinding and general difficulty hurdles but it was pretty fun, warts and all.

I was hoping for a hilarious engrish phrase at the end of the credits roll but all I got was a lousy "the end"

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One of my favorite things about SPVTW was leveling up until my character was a beast and then being able to fly through the stages pummeling people like a dump truck with a rocket attached to it.  I'm hoping I'll see a noticeable difference after leveling up my character, because so far i've been on the receiving end of the beatdowns.

Oh don't worry, you will. You don't level up by actually fighting enemies, but you use the money that they drop to buy items to up your stats. In true old school fashion they don't tell you anything about what the items do though, but thats what gamefaqs is for if you'd rather just know instead of finding out.


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TalkBack / Re: Sonic Generations Impressions
« on: October 17, 2011, 12:33:27 PM »
this looks pretty fun, i'll probably get the 3ds version if/when i get a 3ds since the Dimps handheld versions are usually the better releases.

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I think I've gone as far as I can in this game. I went to the entrance to River city high but the gates wont open, so I checked online and apparently I missed some bosses, So I went to the locations of the bosses that I apparently missed but found nothing. So I trecked all the way back and the gates are still closed, after checking around (both on the internet and in game) for about an hour and a half I just gave up. Pretty sure I missed some obscure trigger in the game but I've lost patience to continue looking, at least for now anyways.

btw get the stone fist and dragon feet as quickly as you can, they're a godsend. You have to buy the moves at the bookstore, but don't throw away the books, because apparently Alex's memory is shot and without it he forgets his techniques. This means your item slots get progressively smaller the more techniques you learn.

also the warehouse is the most annoying part in the game so far. The jumping controls are so wonky :/

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just started playing now. Control and movement feel a bit floaty and slow but i'll keep playing, maybe i'll get used to it.

edit:
I ran into a great walkthough that i wish i saw before i finished this game
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goQlPC5wOic

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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Nintendo 3DSi?!
« on: October 16, 2011, 12:19:04 AM »
It may be called something other that 3DSi but its a safe bet a revision will be coming, probably within the next year or so. Nintendo doesn't like to announce revisions way in advance because if they do people will not buy the current hardware and just wait, so whenever the next revision is due to come out we probably won't hear anything about it other than rumors for the month or so prior to its release.

I know this isn't the answer you're looking for but this post pretty much covers it. It took about 2 years until the DS lite came out I think and we only knew maybe a week or two beforehand.

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Podcast Discussion / Re: RetroActive #20 Poll: Grab Bag Edition
« on: October 14, 2011, 10:24:48 PM »
lol I hope there's more participants this time, I'm pretty sure i accounted for 1/3 of the posts last time XD

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TalkBack / Re: Level-5 Working on New 3DS Omnibus
« on: October 14, 2011, 12:17:27 AM »
Quote
1. Kaiho Shojo (Liberation Girl) is a 3D shooter, developed by Suda51 of Grasshopper Manufacturer. As is often the case with his games, the setting of the game is unique: the main character is a high school girl who is the second president of New Japan (her deceased father was the assassinated first president). She is also a pilot of a giant humanoid robot.

AHAHAHAHAHA
Count me in.

Don't ever change, SUDA 51. XD

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Podcast Discussion / Re: RetroActive #20 Poll: Grab Bag Edition
« on: October 13, 2011, 11:24:33 PM »
A pretty close vote in the end, I guess I can buy the VC version of River city ransom and participate.

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Reader Reviews / Re: Rate The Last Game You Played
« on: October 05, 2011, 01:28:05 AM »
Henry Hatsworth (DS)
As part of my backlog of games on the NWR's DS top 30 that I haven't played yet.

This game is tough as nails however I never felt like it was being cheap, chalk that up to the excellent level design in the game. I loved the silly tone, I only wish that tea time was that awesome in real life. Unfortunately the levels get extremely long near the end, the last level excruciatingly so.

8 steam powered robots out of 10


Metroid: other M (Wii)
I found it for $10 new

Gameplay wise this game is solid with a few caveats: it would have been better with a nunchuck/wiimote control scheme since the game insists that you move into the first person despite the fact that other M would have been better off without it; In fact if there wasn't any first person integration the classic controller would be the way to go. The Hunt and peck portions of the game do a good job of replacing any enjoyment with frustration, spending 20 minutes not being able to move Samus while trying to look for anything that will trigger the next event is not fun in the slightest. I'm not even going to bother writing about the terrible story/dialogue; that horse has been beaten to death, ground into meat and made into glue. Just know that my score accounts for it. Like I said before though, the core gameplay concept of other M is solid and if the above issues were resolved I wouldn't have any objections to the next Metroid game following the same formula.

6 unskippable cutscenes out of 10

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