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Re: Round 1: T is for Trying to decide
Posted: 14 Sep 2015 00:32
by VictorViper
Claytone wrote:Voted for Gate of Thunder and Contra III. Both great games. Love 'em.
Now I guess I should get around to beating either of them...
Gate is a relatively easy game as shooters go, and it is excellent. Get on that, it's totally worth the effort.
Re: Round 1: T is for Trying to decide
Posted: 14 Sep 2015 10:11
by link64
VictorViper wrote:Why? Astro Boy is an excellent game.
It's okay but Gate of Thunder is a far better game.
Re: Round 1: T is for Trying to decide
Posted: 14 Sep 2015 12:34
by DoctorAllosaurus
I'm pleasantly surprised by all of the Gate of Thunder love, didn't really get into shmups until I played this one. Contra III was good, Sim City 2000 is one of my go-to time waster games, and Quake III made homeroom fly by.
I felt Dragon Quest VI was the weakest of the Zenithian trilogy but i was still a pretty damn good game, just not as good as 4 & 5. Finally got around to Astro Boy this year and it did not disappoint, game play was super tight and responsive and it was fun guessing which Tezuka character would show up next.
Re: Round 1: T is for Trying to decide
Posted: 14 Sep 2015 13:34
by Kong Wen
DoctorAllosaurus wrote:I felt Dragon Quest VI was the weakest of the Zenithian trilogy but i was still a pretty damn good game, just not as good as 4 & 5.
I agree with you 100%.
Re: Round 1: T is for Trying to decide
Posted: 14 Sep 2015 14:35
by Sharecrow
Kong Wen wrote:DoctorAllosaurus wrote:I felt Dragon Quest VI was the weakest of the Zenithian trilogy but i was still a pretty damn good game, just not as good as 4 & 5.
I agree with you 100%.
One thing that VI did really well that IV and V struggled with, in my opinion, is not holding the player's hand. IV and V had good stories and worlds and gameplay, but it was usually spelled out for you what to do next and where to go next. VI gave you a huge world, a handful of cryptic, vague hints, and forced you to figure it out by exploring and by trying different things. Or to bail on it entirely. This is the same reason I prefer the first trilogy to the Zenithian one. I like being lost.
Re: Round 1: T is for Trying to decide
Posted: 14 Sep 2015 23:58
by Forscyvus
Mirror's Edge is way better than all those chump games I haven't played
Re: Round 1: T is for Trying to decide
Posted: 16 Sep 2015 03:31
by WeiWenDi
I'm not a fan of SimCity 2000's implicit supply-side politics, but it is a massively-entertaining government simulator. Wasted so many hours on that game, and had some real fun designing (and destroying!) thriving metropoleis.
Re: Round 1: T is for Trying to decide
Posted: 19 Sep 2015 20:42
by Kong Wen
Gate of Thunder, Contra III, and Astro Boy will barely scrape into the next round.