Yes it is on the list. And now it can be talked about. This game has taken me away from WoW in a very positive way. I like the Bioware spin too an MMO. They stated in the beginning that they were not going to reinvent the wheel but give their take on what an MMO should be. This gave people the impression of another Rift style WoW clone. But they have taken the game to a unique level and I am having a great time in TOR. They are always improving the game and sometimes those changes cut into peak game time but I am finding it well worth it.
Yes it is on the list. And now it can be talked about. This game has taken me away from WoW in a very positive way. I like the Bioware spin too an MMO. They stated in the beginning that they were not going to reinvent the wheel but give their take on what an MMO should be. This gave people the impression of another Rift style WoW clone. But they have taken the game to a unique level and I am having a great time in TOR. They are always improving the game and sometimes those changes cut into peak game time but I am finding it well worth it.
lol, that's the same reason I can't play it. It won't run on my desktop. It's probably for the best. I don't really have the time to invest in a new MMO addiction. The game is pretty awesome though. I've never played an MMO before that made me consider my character more than just an avatar. In the 4 years I played FFXI all I can really tell you about my character is that he was a kick ass Samurai. In the 3 weekends I beta tested Star Wars: TOR I can tell you my Bounty Hunter was, deep down, actually not that bad a guy. However, he was a true mercenary who would take any job and was bound to a strict honor code to finish the job no matter what and no matter who stood in his way. I actually found myself choosing dialogue options not based on which I thought would get me better rewards, but which seemed appropriate to the character I'd created. :)
Tonight I Played online w @WhiteboySlim and his friends. I was the lowest level and gained 5 levels in an hour and some change. Finally maxed out my money to the point that a death costs 4 million.
Since we had four players the bad guys were really hard. One bullet practically killed me so I took i got a few shots off, mostly behind cover.
Very fun.
Tonight I Played online w @WhiteboySlim and his friends. I was the lowest level and gained 5 levels in an hour and some change. Finally maxed out my money to the point that a death costs 4 million.
Since we had four players the bad guys were really hard. One bullet practically killed me so I took i got a few shots off, mostly behind cover.
Yeah, wow. That was kinda rough. I knew the mobs were going to be tough but I'm use to doing closer to 1500 damage with my sniper. Not 10. :P Next time let's try to play something a little closer to our level. I think I have a hunter somewhere around your level for next time.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 01/31/2012 at 03:15pm
Good idea. I was constaintly hitting zero and my crit was like 4.
:) Good thing your friends were higher level!
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This awesome Mega Drive game(please note that allthough it says Genesis up top, it was never released in the states, therefore it is not on the Genesis, it was released in Japan only for the Mega Drive) is worth every penny. I got mine for a sweet SWEET deal at only $80 while it seems to regularly sell for more than $150+. The opening scene with the bullets dropping to the ground is just cool. As you play the game you will notice that it has lots and lots of cool beautiful colors that run together very smoothly much better than the 1st game in the series IMO. The weapon power ups are rad and are plentiful and you can choose from a variety of different guns to use at the... Read All
This awesome Mega Drive game(please note that allthough it says Genesis up top, it was never released in the states, therefore it is not on the Genesis, it was released in Japan only for the Mega Drive) is worth every penny. I got mine for a sweet SWEET deal at only $80 while it seems to regularly sell for more than $150+. The opening scene with the bullets dropping to the ground is just cool. As you play the game you will notice that it has lots and lots of cool beautiful colors that run together very smoothly much better than the 1st game in the series IMO. The weapon power ups are rad and are plentiful and you can choose from a variety of different guns to use at the beginning of each stage. Fast paced frantic and often chaotic side scrolling shoot'em'up action. Great music and sound effects and the bosses get huge. Great game all around.
Cool, from the video it seems like the game has some personality. I liked the Chineese Dragon that for some reason was over police cars? :)
Jason_Diaz Post Author
wrote on 02/02/2012 at 03:48am
Yeah it does in deed have personality, that's what I love about Japanese games, they can often be very weird and quirky and believe me there are some weird ones out there.
Jason_Diaz Post Author
wrote on 02/02/2012 at 03:49am
Such as Cho Aniki lmao! That is just one weird series. There is definetly a reason those ones never came to the states lol.
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Jason_Diaz Post Author
wrote on 01/31/2012 at 04:31am
Coolness, a few other things to look into, system seems to not be letting me put in games I own that are the same but on a different platform, for example Chrono Trigger, I own on PS1, NDS, and SNES. I also noticed that it's not letting me put in anything for Turbo Duo (Dungeon Explorer II for example) and also Dungeon Explorer on Sega CD which is actually part 3 in the series but since I added it on for Turbo Grafx 16 it wont let me put the Sega CD version which is an entirely different game being the 3rd one in the series.
Thanks for the feedback, adding it all to my list.
Right now you can only have one platform to a game at this point. Adding multiple platforms something I want to do. No Turbo Duo as a platform yet, ill see about adding it in.
Jason_Diaz Post Author
wrote on 01/31/2012 at 06:53am
Coolness, yeah Turbo CD and Turbo Duo would be rad since technically they are part of the Turbo Grafx library.
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Totally want to burn dudes. Waiting until the bugs on the PS3 are sorted out first though. Hoping this month the patch drops and everything works well.
I so need to take an arrow to the knee.
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True story: this game is actually what got my brother-in-law to actually like me. Before we bonded over video games I'm pretty sure he just saw me as some guy who married his sister. :P
True story: this game is actually what got my brother-in-law to actually like me. Before we bonded over video games I'm pretty sure he just saw me as some guy who married his sister. :P
The Fable games are amazing, yet really disappointing. I love playing them, I thoroughly enjoy them, there are just so many missteps along the way that make me wonder what they were smoking.
Wondering what mis-steps you mean? Ive heard good things about Fable and always lamented the disclusion on the PS3. Though I do believe they had one on the PC?
Timogorgon Member Post Author
wrote on 02/01/2012 at 04:34am
I know the first one came out on PC, I think you can get the Fable III on Steam too.
The only complaint I had about the first one is how your character ages as you level up. So by the time you reach the end of the game you're an old man even though no one around you ages. It was a very weird design decision IMO. I usually just equipped gear that covered my face so I couldn't tell I was old looking. :P I should also note that I have the Lost Chapters version of the first Fable, which has a lot of extra content and really helped flesh out the game.
Jon, I can't really name anything specific, for the most part. I don't know how to quantify it. I don't really have any complaints about the first Fable, except that it was unpolished. There was a lot of potential that hadn't been achieved. Fable 3 was kinda messy though. The whole system of decisions that crops up about halfway through the game is bad-- you never know what you're going to need until it gets time to make the call. Further, the core game was basically just Fable 2 with a new plot.
The nice thing about this game is that you can play as a group on some songs and all have your own part. I am still more of a fan of the 2nd one.
The nice thing about this game is that you can play as a group on some songs and all have your own part. I am still more of a fan of the 2nd one.
I bought this game for the Xbox 360 Kinect. I'm not sure if it's the Kinect or the game that I'm not a big fan of (the Kinect can be a lousy controller when trying to pick a song), but I think Just Dance 2 for the Wii is still my favorite as well :)
I stil think 2 is better than 3. I like the songs and the format of the game. I also like how you can see your score so you know how close or far you are from the crown.
I stil think 2 is better than 3. I like the songs and the format of the game. I also like how you can see your score so you know how close or far you are from the crown.