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| * Silverboy: I consider it Japan's answer to //[[game:mdk_series|MDK]]//. There's a lot more spatial awareness going on in that game than almost any other [[people:shinji_mikami|Mikami]] game made before or after. Not as conscious as //MDK// spatially but far more so than most 3D action games coming out at that time. Hell, I would say most action games miss this nuanced element overall even to this day.\\ Might be one of Mikami's best, imo. | * Silverboy: I consider it Japan's answer to //[[game:mdk_series|MDK]]//. There's a lot more spatial awareness going on in that game than almost any other [[people:shinji_mikami|Mikami]] game made before or after. Not as conscious as //MDK// spatially but far more so than most 3D action games coming out at that time. Hell, I would say most action games miss this nuanced element overall even to this day.\\ Might be one of Mikami's best, imo. | ||
| - | ***//Resident Evil//** (also on: PSN, Wii, XBLA) [[http://www.actionbutton.net/?p=252| Action Button review]] | + | ***//Resident Evil//** (also on: 360, PS3, PS4, Wii, XB1, PC) [[http://www.actionbutton.net/?p=252| Action Button review]] |
| * gatotsu2501: The Wii port allows use of the [[hardware:wii#Classic Controller]], complete with its actually usable D-pad, and is therefore preferable for navigating RE's notorious [[pattern:tank_controls|tank controls]]. | * gatotsu2501: The Wii port allows use of the [[hardware:wii#Classic Controller]], complete with its actually usable D-pad, and is therefore preferable for navigating RE's notorious [[pattern:tank_controls|tank controls]]. | ||
| - | ***//Resident Evil 4//** (also on: PS2, PC, Wii, PSN, XBLA) | + | ***//Resident Evil 4//** (also on: 360, PS2, PS3, PS4, Wii, XB1, PC) |
| * Rudie: Woah, you haven't played this one yet? You should get on that. | * Rudie: Woah, you haven't played this one yet? You should get on that. | ||
| * Sniper Honeyviper: Murder simulator that starts strong but degenerates into a repetitive mess. Was kind of a big deal before Gears perfected the formula. | * Sniper Honeyviper: Murder simulator that starts strong but degenerates into a repetitive mess. Was kind of a big deal before Gears perfected the formula. | ||
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| * Wourme: When I thought that I no longer had the patience for JRPGs, I tried this one and realized that I just hadn't been exposed to any good ones lately. | * Wourme: When I thought that I no longer had the patience for JRPGs, I tried this one and realized that I just hadn't been exposed to any good ones lately. | ||
| - | ***//SoulCalibur II//** (also on: PS2, PSN, XBLA, Xbox) | + | ***//SoulCalibur II//** (also on: 360, PS2, PS3, Xbox) |
| * gatotsu2501: Like most people, I got this for the Gamecube and can hardly imagine playing it on anything else. | * gatotsu2501: Like most people, I got this for the Gamecube and can hardly imagine playing it on anything else. | ||
| * Felix: The only Soul Calibur sequel that wasn't totally unnecessary, and yes, the Gamecube's video output was the only option that did justice to the Dreamcast original in those days. Takes too long to unlock Hwang/Assassin. | * Felix: The only Soul Calibur sequel that wasn't totally unnecessary, and yes, the Gamecube's video output was the only option that did justice to the Dreamcast original in those days. Takes too long to unlock Hwang/Assassin. | ||
| ***//Spartan: Total Warrior//** (also on: PS2, Xbox) - [[http://www.actionbutton.net/?p=387 | Action Button review]] | ***//Spartan: Total Warrior//** (also on: PS2, Xbox) - [[http://www.actionbutton.net/?p=387 | Action Button review]] | ||
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| + | ***//(Tom Clancy's) Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory//** (also on: PS2, PS3, Xbox, PC) | ||
| ***//SSX 3//** (also on: PS2, Xbox) | ***//SSX 3//** (also on: PS2, Xbox) | ||
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| * gatotsu2501: Short of a drunken orgy, it is physically impossible to have more fun with one to three people on your sofa. The 2D fighting hardcore may loathe it for "pandering" to neophytes, but in actuality I don't think I've ever seen another multiplayer game manage to so perfectly balance accessibility and depth. The playability of this game is quite literally endless. | * gatotsu2501: Short of a drunken orgy, it is physically impossible to have more fun with one to three people on your sofa. The 2D fighting hardcore may loathe it for "pandering" to neophytes, but in actuality I don't think I've ever seen another multiplayer game manage to so perfectly balance accessibility and depth. The playability of this game is quite literally endless. | ||
| - | ***//Tales of Symphonia//** (also on: PS2(JP), PS3) | + | ***//Tales of Symphonia//** (also on: PS2(JP), PS3, PC) |
| * gatotsu2501: Comfort food gaming par excellence. If you play only one Tales game (and you only really need to play one Tales game), make it this one. | * gatotsu2501: Comfort food gaming par excellence. If you play only one Tales game (and you only really need to play one Tales game), make it this one. | ||