Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death on PC. It wasn't a bad game, but it felt more like an odd combination of Perfect Dark and the original Halo without vehicles. It was only $1.20 on Steam, so not bad really.
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Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death on PC. It wasn't a bad game, but it felt more like an odd combination of Perfect Dark and the original Halo without vehicles. It was only $1.20 on Steam, so not bad really.
World of Illusion.
Both the Mickey and Donald runs.
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Originally Posted by Melf
i haven't been keeping track of how many games i've been clearing at all, but i DO know that i have been playing HERZOG ZWEI a lot
over the last couple months, and i have managed to defeat the COM on all 8 battlefields in TYPE-D mode... (hardest difficulty)
1. Arrow Flash (Genesis)
Beat this on Hard/3 Lives, after beating a bunch of different settings on Easy and Normal (and realizing that extra lives aren't really an issue in this game).
Almost had a perfect run without losing a ship, but screwed up at the final boss and burned through several lives. Ah, well.
Donkey Kong Country Returns. Pretty good one.
2. The Smurfs (SMS)
Beat on Hard. Fun game! Shorter than The Smurfs Travel The World (which I beat last year), but with more variety of gameplay, quite a few hidden rooms, and a few sections of very tricky platforming.
The developers for both Smurf titles on the SMS did a nice job, though there's a lot of slowdown in Smurfs 1. Maybe that's a consequence of playing in 60Hz, though.
#2 F.E.A.R.- Fun game. Nice mix of FPS military stuff, and the supernatural. Looks great even today, and the lighting setup where you can be in near pitch black makes for a great atmosphere as you skulk around in the dark. Loved the ending.
Unlike Melf, I'm quite slow when it comes to finishing games, and even then I only finish a few a year. I like to sample not finish :)
#1
Donkey Kong Country Returns
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Absolutely loved this. Which is saying a lot, as I didn't really enjoy the original three. The game is beautiful, sounds great, plays silky smooth, and is relentless in its difficulty.
I've been known to make brash statements soon after playing a game I love, but I think this one will hold:
Donkey Kong Country Returns is one of the best platformers I've played. Ever. In fact, if it's not THE best, it's certainly in my top three. It's that good.
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Originally Posted by goldenband
i cleared AF the first time i played my JPN MD version
right after getting it in the mail.
strangely enough though, i've tried several more times since then, and always ended up quitting about half way in. just didn't seem to be in the mood or something...
#3 F.E.A.R. Extraction Point- Not a bad expansion, but the story really didn't go anywhere after the ending of F.E.A.R. The return on a bad guy, more images of Alma... nothing really new happened or gave us any big revelation about things. What bugs me is that Alma was helping you at times, but nothing ever came of it. Even the ending was just meh.
Fun combat at times, but definitely not up to original game's standards.
Finished White Knight Chronicles. What a turd of a game.
Yeah, I really wanted to like this one. First Level-5 game I've played that I was disappointed in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metal_Sonic
#4 Kirby's Adventure- Fun little game. Never played a Kirby game before, but now I can see why it's got a fanbase.
#5 F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate- Like the first expansion, it just wasn't as interesting. A lot of retreading on old ground (spooky Alma images, Fettel going on about Alma being his mother, blah blah blah) and not much plot movement. Some good fire fights, an actual bad guy to kill at the end, and Gavin Morrison's death was cool, but it was a ho-hum expansion like the first.
I just beat Limbo on Xbox Live Arcade. Wow, just wow. That's all I need to say.