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How is that game?Currently I’m playing Tomb Raider (the latest reboot by Suqare Enix) and Far Cry 3 the most.
How is that game?Currently I’m playing Tomb Raider (the latest reboot by Suqare Enix) and Far Cry 3 the most.
It’s grittier and more violent than the previous titles, and since this is a reboot, it shows Lara as a more fallible, realistic character in a darker, more sinister world (kind of like what EON did with the James Bond franchise under Daniel Craig). But that said, if you like a game with exploration, treasure hunting, fighting (melee, guns and bows & arrows) and RPG elements (skill development and weapon upgrades) ten you should enjoy it a lot.How is that game?I’m considering buying it. Is it like the old ones made by the original company (1-6)? I liked those more than the newer ones like Underworld.
Sounds good! I like all the things you mentioned. I’ll probably pick it up on my next trip to Gamestop, then.It’s grittier and more violent than the previous titles, and since this is a reboot, it shows Lara as a more fallible, realistic character in a darker, more sinister world (kind of like what EON did with the James Bond franchise under Daniel Craig). But that said, if you like a game with exploration, treasure hunting, fighting (melee, guns and bows & arrows) and RPG elements (skill development and weapon upgrades) ten you should enjoy it a lot.
Ouch.This right here is why I deliberately disable my connection to American servers when I play video games.
My daughter and I finished Wind Waker and she immediately wanted to start the Second Quest (which is pretty much the same except you get to keep all your figurines and the pictobox). The swift sail was really helpful. Not only does it make you sail faster, but it also ensures that the wind is always at your back. So there’s no need to constantly be taking out the wind waker and changing the direction of the wind. I forgot how much fun the game was.Oh wow, I didn’t know there were additions. I thought it was just an HD remaster. Your selfie incident is funny though. I seem to remember spending lots of time in middle school trying to take pictures of all the enemies to get all the sculptures from the sculptor in that secret area near the Forbidden Woods. Trying to take pictures of the bosses was a little difficult. Those were fun times.
I’d never heard of Dynasty Warriors before this either. All I know is that if it is Zelda, then I am interested. I may have to cave and get a Wii U when that comes out. And they’ll eventually have a new Zelda anyway. I heard that the next traditional Zelda supposedly has a forest temple the size of Hyrule Field from OoT.
Maybe I should replay WindwakerMy daughter and I finished Wind Waker and she immediately wanted to start the Second Quest (which is pretty much the same except you get to keep all your figurines and the pictobox). The swift sail was really helpful. Not only does it make you sail faster, but it also ensures that the wind is always at your back. So there’s no need to constantly be taking out the wind waker and changing the direction of the wind. I forgot how much fun the game was.
It’s annoying isn’t it? I wish they’d just give you good gameplay without all the thinly-veiled attempts at social commentary. Now I have to semi-research the plot lines before buying to see if there’s anything objectionable as one of the main plot themes that I shouldn’t be supporting, which obviously gives spoilers every once and a while if I do end up buying it.I had to stop playing borderlands 2 when I encountered the blatent gay “marriage” plugs during a side mission… I resent being “preached to” over leftist social activism when I’m playing a game… Or ever for that matter…
I’ve long heard of “Secret of Mana”, but never actually played it before. That’s neat that it’s multiplayer. I’ll have to look into it.Maybe I should replay Windwaker. I’ve been kind of bored at home so I was downloading old games from the Wii Shop Channel over the past couple of weeks but maybe I should spend more time on Zelda. I was in a Zelda craze a couple of years ago when Skyward Sword came out. I’m replaying Secret of Mana right now which was one of my favorite SNES childhood games. It’s a cooperative RPG (up to 3 players) so maybe you and your daughter could both play that sometime if you were interested? There’s a female character that your daughter could play as
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Is Second Quest the one where Link gets an invisible hero’s outfit so he’s essentially wearing the blue Outset Island outfit the whole game? The only other difference that I remember was that the Hylian that Valoo, the Deku Tree, and Jabun speak is rendered in English so you know what they’re saying. It’s neat that your daughter is into Zelda. My grandfather used to play Zelda with me when I was little. He tried getting my sister into it but she didn’t really like it, although she’ll play video games with me when I go home to visit my parents. Both she and I initially thought that Link was Zelda, since the game is named the “Legend of Zelda” and you don’t interact with the actual Zelda all that much.
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Zelda is a real name though. I remember when I was in 11th grade we were reading F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby in honors English and our teacher mentioned that Fitzgerald was married to a flapper named Zelda Sayre, and then he dropped a couple of Legend of Zelda references that no one except I got (23 students, only 2 of them were maleI initially thought Link was Zelda, too.I’d never heard of the name Zelda before, so I had no idea it was a girl’s name.
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Yeah, I’d say you are doing something rightI wasn’t sure if my daughter would get into it, but I think the cel-shaded graphic style helps. When my wife asked her what she wants for Valentine’s Day, she said she wanted a stuffed animal yellow Pikmin. I must be doing something right.![]()
Both she and I initially thought that Link was Zelda, since the game is named the “Legend of Zelda” and you don’t interact with the actual Zelda all that much.![]()
Haha wow I thought I was the only one who thought that too. Glad to hear I’m not.I initially thought Link was Zelda, too.I’d never heard of the name Zelda before, so I had no idea it was a girl’s name.
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Me too! I really enjoyed that game. My only complaint is there could have been more and harder tombs to raid. I like that stuff.I just fished the Tomb Raider Definitive Edition on my Xbox One. Played it originally last year when the game first came out and the new version looks amazing. It’s a truly great game. Can’t wait for the sequel.
I think it is probably a common misunderstandingHaha wow I thought I was the only one who thought that too. Glad to hear I’m not.![]()
I have all the nintendo consoles set up in the playroom in my house, NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube, Wii, and WII U. Lately I’ve just been using the Wii for homebrew and I have it set up to play all of our games, NES to WII, off of a HDD so the kids don’t scratch the games. It’s all for the kids though, mostly I just play around with homebrew. I believe the last game I actually played was Windwaker when it came out on the Gamecube. I am looking forward to playing the HD version of Windwaker when I finally get the time.I think it is probably a common misunderstanding. My sister was confused about Link being a man too when she was little. We used to have all the Nintendo systems in one room and my grandfather was trying to teach her how to play A Link to the Past on the SNES while I was playing Windwaker on the Gamecube. I was using the Windwaker to conduct one of the songs and she looks over and says “look Grandpa, that girl is waving her magic wand!”
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Yeah, some of them were very easy and some took a little bit of thought, but in the sequel, I’d want more and a little harder. I also found it ironic how in previous Tomb Raider games, Lara was portrayed as a badass but in this one, there were so many times you just thought, “OMG, that poor girl!”Me too! I really enjoyed that game. My only complaint is there could have been more and harder tombs to raid. I like that stuff.Hopefully they’ll add more in the sequel. But otherwise fun game.
I know definitely! I did have to wince a few times. I think I like the more human Lara better overall.Yeah, some of them were very easy and some took a little bit of thought, but in the sequel, I’d want more and a little harder. I also found it ironic how in previous Tomb Raider games, Lara was portrayed as a badass but in this one, there were so many times you just thought, “OMG, that poor girl!”![]()