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sb:recommended:xbox [2017/10/08 10:01] the_blueberry_hill Removed my rude BG&E comment, changing 'PC' to 'Windows' |
sb:recommended:xbox [2017/10/26 17:32] gatotsu2501 Ninja Gaiden |
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| * dmauro: It won't be readily apparent that this is a good game, but if you stick with it for a little bit (my Dad got me playing this one and kept making me playing it with him) you'll realize it's really got something going on. The one thing that I haven't been quite able to enjoy is that you kind of need to memorize the courses and they are decently long, but they give you enough laps that you might be able to memorize it before you get to the end of the final lap.\\ It's far from the best game, but it runs in widescreen and hi-def, and you'll feel really awesome when you firgure out just the right amount of air to get on a series of jumps so that you clear them with the least amount of up and down as possible. | * dmauro: It won't be readily apparent that this is a good game, but if you stick with it for a little bit (my Dad got me playing this one and kept making me playing it with him) you'll realize it's really got something going on. The one thing that I haven't been quite able to enjoy is that you kind of need to memorize the courses and they are decently long, but they give you enough laps that you might be able to memorize it before you get to the end of the final lap.\\ It's far from the best game, but it runs in widescreen and hi-def, and you'll feel really awesome when you firgure out just the right amount of air to get on a series of jumps so that you clear them with the least amount of up and down as possible. | ||
| - | ***//Ninja Gaiden//** | + | ***//Ninja Gaiden Black//** (also on: XB1; remade for PS3, Vita) |
| * NeoEsZ: I'm a devil may cry fan who has beaten the DMC games too many times. This is something different and fresh, and I like it. Especially for the campy, cheesy parts. | * NeoEsZ: I'm a devil may cry fan who has beaten the DMC games too many times. This is something different and fresh, and I like it. Especially for the campy, cheesy parts. | ||
| - | + | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Still the best game in its genre imo. Compared to //DMC// there's less emphasis on racking up style points and combos and more about just straight-up surviving every encounter. Years before //Souls// came along, control and movement is so fine-tuned and precise (almost nothing is automated and there's no mechanic even remotely resembling a QTE) and the level design is so nice and playground-y (with mild Metroidvania elements, even) you feel like you have an incredible amount of control in how you tackle the game's imposing challenges. The character models are gorgeously animated and the art direction is good, so it looks better than most games of its era too. The only thing that hasn't aged gracefully is the camera. | |
| - | ***//Ninja Gaiden Black//** (remade for PS3, Vita) | + | |
| ***//Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath//** (also on: PSN, Vita, Windows) | ***//Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath//** (also on: PSN, Vita, Windows) | ||