Topic: Universal Recommendations Thread

Chrono Cross uses the choice system more effectively, yes, perhaps too well. The game can be a completionist's nightmare at times, but if you explore a lot you'll be heavily rewarded. Overall though, the choices in the game are closer to something like Mass Effect (where every action has a consequence) than any other old game I've encountered. CC can very much be described as a game about choice.

Okay, so I have 500 Wii Points left, and I just want to get rid of them before the Wii shop channel is, eventually, shut down. I don't want any game that is already on the Wii U eShop, and I already own NES Final Fantasy. WiiWare or Virtual console games are welcome.

I've narrowed it down to Frogger Returns and Drop Zone: Under Fire.

Never mind. I got Drop Zone

It may be too late, but you do know that nintendo shutting down the wifi stuff means the Wii shop will still work, right?

Yeah, but I just wanted to use my points.

Why are the Disney treasures dvds so damn expensive? I realy want some wich ist not released in Norway, as I like Disney. Its riddicolous that they choose to release Mickey Mouse clubhouse over Bonkers or Song of the south.

Should I buy moon spinners?

What are some underrated cartoons you guys think need more exposure?

Here are mine.

Anyone who likes superheros NEEDS to watch Spectacular Spider-man. It's the best the Spider-man franchise has ever been at, and that includes Spider-man 2 the film.

Also, "The Batman" is a really entertaining show that got overlooked because it lived in the shadow of the Batman TAS and other DC Animated Universe shows. I'll be the first to admit that the art style is _awful-, but you get used to it, and it tackle some decently mature subject matter.

@CanisWolfred
Why not split this topic back up? I think trying to discuss recommendations for everything in the world can get really hairy. I think having a separate recommendation topic for Games, Movies, TV, etc. wouldn't be as messy.

I'm planning on ordering a Vita later today. Any suggestions as to what games I should order with it? I like RPGs and story-driven games the most, but I'm willing to try other games if they're considered must-haves.

EDIT: Feel free to recommend Japan-only games as well, as I'm looking into importing some games.

@Turnip - Danganronpa, Ys: Memories of Celceta, Persona 4: The Golden, Dragon's Crown, and Gravity Rush all come to mind. Could probably come up with a few more later.

And Tearaway...

@CanisWolfred - Gravity Rush and Ys: MoC look like they're going to be insta-buys for me; I've watched a LP of Danganronpa, so I doubt I'll be purchasing that one, and Dragon's Crown looks like something I may buy later down the road. Thanks for the suggestions!

@Captain_Toad I remember hearing about Tearaway awhile ago, and it looked awesome. I'll definitely be picking that one up; thanks for reminding me!

Any other suggestions are welcome.

so i'm considering getting crazy taxi on psn. is it a good idea?

Yes.

Is there anything i might need to know about the Crazy Taxi port? I asked my friend about Sonic Adventure. He failed to tell me about the fact that the game wasn't completely full screen.

http://www.pushsquare.com/reviews/psn/crazy_taxi

I can't tell you much more than they do, but yeah, it's a good port for the most part.

Tomodachi Life, Kirby Triple deluxe, nsmb 2, Lego City undercover the chase begins. I can get 2.

NSMB2 and Legp City Undercover I'd only recommend if you're a big platformer fan with nothing else to play on your 3DS. They aren't bad, but they aren't as good as they could be.

Then again, Tomodachi and Kirby are games that lack challenge. If you're fine with that, you might just enjoy them a lot.

It doesn't have the proper soundtrack or the in game real locations. (Like Pizza Hut etc).

The Android version has the real soundtrack and supports a controller.

If you have a Wii with GC backwards compatibility just get the Gamecube version.

Ok so I want to give the Smash Bros series another go before I get it on 3DS. The only one I ever played was Super Smash Bros on N64 and I will admit that I only really delved into the Single player mode, at the time I didn't have anyone to player multiplayer with and I hear that is where this series shines, so I quickly dismissed the series and never played any of them before.

Anyway my son a couple of coworker and I are looking for some multiplayer games that we can play on our weekly guy game night get together and I was think one of the Smash Bros games. Well I have narrowed it down to the two games

Super Smash Bros Melee
Super Smash Bros Brawl

Now I plan on playing one of these on a backwards compatible Wii so I will be using Gamecube controllers (I have 4 wavebirds) and I have heard that the best out of the series is Melee but I have heard Brawl is good too can anyone elaborate as to why Melee is considered better then Brawl or is that just fanboy talk?