What a fantastic game. Both the Campaign and the Multiplayer are excellent. I would recommend it.
Mine will come next week. I've ordered the UK version
However, I think the airport mission is unnessecarily violent. I personally don't have a problem with that but it will continue the debate on how games can provoke little kids to go on a killing frenzy.
K-Bal wrote:
However, I think the airport mission is unnessecarily violent. I personally don't have a problem with that but it will continue the debate on how games can provoke little kids to go on a killing frenzy.
For this exact reason they give you the option to skip this mission (when you first start the game it tells you there is a mission that some find disturbing and to click "yes" if you'd like to skip it). I don't have a problem with this mission but if parents don't want their kids seeing things like this then they should not buy them Mature games.
hurstshifter wrote:For this exact reason they give you the option to skip this mission (when you first start the game it tells you there is a mission that some find disturbing and to click "yes" if you'd like to skip it). I don't have a problem with this mission but if parents don't want their kids seeing things like this then they should not buy them Mature games.
Ditto. The ESRB exists for a reason. It allows parents to quickly determine if a game is appropriate for their kid without even looking too deeply into the content of the game. Also, 9 times out of 10, kids can differentiate between reality and fantasy, and understand what happens in that mission is definitely not the right thing to do. I didn't even shoot much the first half of that mission because I found it a little unnerving.
I have exactly the same opinion like you guys. I just meant that this game might be used as a reference for the next-gen of violent games.
In Germany there are games that are 18+ but even these are sometimes censored. So I had to buy a UK version Furthermore, the UK version costs 35€ and the German version costs 50-60€.
Also, does anyone know why in the ending it says that X's fate is to kill Zero? Perhaps I just need to play the rest of them, but from the look of the latter megaman games, it seems as if he has not done so.
Edit (1:31pm, December 6th, 2009)
Beat Megaman X ~ Surprisingly in this game, Zero was killed by Vile. Which completely destroys Megaman X3's and every other Megaman X storyline unless Zero gets rebuilt.
Edit (6:09pm, December 6th, 2009)
Beat Megaman X2 ~ Sigma put Zero back together in hopes of having him destroy X. Sigma battle was much easier to me than the first one was.
End credits of Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana are running right now XD
Great PS2 2D RPG, emphasizes alchemy and synthesizing -- enormous item list. Lacks weapon advancement, but fun battle system options. Totally would recommend. Spent about 40 hours total, didn't do EVERYTHING, but close maybe.
AerisAndMe wrote:End credits of Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana are running right now XD
Great PS2 2D RPG, emphasizes alchemy and synthesizing -- enormous item list. Lacks weapon advancement, but fun battle system options. Totally would recommend. Spent about 40 hours total, didn't do EVERYTHING, but close maybe.
Ever played Radiata Stories? Only Anime-style RPG I've played for PS2 but I enjoyed when I had the time to play it.
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I beat MGS2 the other night, I forgot just how awesome the game is. I don't care that you play as Raiden, the game is still great; the design, the other little details like missing with a bullet and catching the attention of a guard, the story, the controls and everything else is perfect.
Now then back to FF1 & FF2 Dawn of Souls I have to beat it by Christmas .
