Ok, two questions.
1: Which order shall I play the following Zelda Games: Wind Waker HD, Majoras Mask, Link to the Past, Twilight Princess.
2: Which order shall I play the Metal Gear Solid series???
1. A Link to the Past, Twilight Princess, Wind Waker HD. I recommend you don't play Majora's Mask. (Not connected though, just a gut feeling)
2. 1, 2, 3, 4.
Ok, two questions.
1: Which order shall I play the following Zelda Games: Wind Waker HD, Majoras Mask, Link to the Past, Twilight Princess.
2: Which order shall I play the Metal Gear Solid series???
1. Um, whatever you want. You won't gain anything from playing in a certain order. It's Zelda. Timeline BS aside, none of the games are actually connected, and every one of them offers something different to the table.
2. Metal Gear Solid 1, then 2, then 3, then 4. Portable Ops is non-canon and Peacewalker comes after 3, which is really the only thing you have to remember, because it has spoilers for 3. Metal Gear Solid 3 may be a prequel, but you won't understand jacksquat if you haven't played MGS1 before.
Ok, two questions.
1: Which order shall I play the following Zelda Games: Wind Waker HD, Majoras Mask, Link to the Past, Twilight Princess.
2: Which order shall I play the Metal Gear Solid series???
1. A Link to the Past, Twilight Princess, Wind Waker HD. I recommend you don't play Majora's Mask. (Not connected though, just a gut feeling)
2. 1, 2, 3, 4.
You dont recommend Majora's Mask??? Blasphemy!!!
Seriously, I'd rather play that than all the other Zelda Games I mentioned.
I just got a $25 Gamestop gift card and I can't decide what to do with it. I have a number of options:
1. Use it towards a game. Probably Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, but I also want Blacklist and Lego City: Undercover. The problem with this one is I would still need to put more money into it, and our budget only allows me $30 per month on non-essential things like video games. Also all of these games are cheaper on Amazon than at Gamestop, but definitely not $25 cheaper.
2. Get a $20 eShop card for the WiiU, where I would get probably Duck Tales but I also still think The Cave looks cool and I liked the demo.
3. Get a $20 eShop card for the 3DS where I would probably get a number of VC games I want (Shantae, Wario Land, Sword of Hope 2...can't think of any other off the top of my head, but I know they are there).
Any suggestions or other ideas?
Undercover and Blacklist probably will go down in price sooner than later. There is a demo for Dream Team. I don't know the quality of it, but it might help you with your decision. Basically if it doesn't convince you, maybe it's worth going for an eShop card instead.
As for which one to get...I really want to say "go for Ducktales" but some old school fans have found it disappointing, while a few others have run into glitches. Just thought I'd put that out there, I don't know how serious those issues are. Really, it comes down to do you want 1 potentially great game, or a bunch of smaller games that might each be great in their own right...or maybe not so great.
Personally, I don't like to put all my eggs in one basket. You also have the option of saving it for when something really important comes out. It's up to you, maybe you should look hard to see which games you want the most and see what you can do?
Solatorobo. Both games are pitifully easy to the point where it's a detriment to the gameplay, but I found Solatorobo to be far more memorable despite that. You should definitely grab both at some point, but TLS had a reprint not too long ago, while Solatorobo's totally not getting one...so grab it before you have to pay $50 for a decent copy. (we're already getting close...)
Not played Solatorobo, but I highly recommend you avoid TLS. I'm a huge fan of Final Fantasy and pretty much anything Sakaguchi, even, but TLS has a horrible and predictable plot, paper-thin characters, extreme lack of scale (Only one town in the whole game), extremely linear and unpolished gameplay, looks horrible on HDTV's (At least mine), and suffers from major slowdown. Just a really bad game in general, IMHO.
Undercover and Blacklist probably will go down in price sooner than later. There is a demo for Dream Team. I don't know the quality of it, but it might help you with your decision. Basically if it doesn't convince you, maybe it's worth going for an eShop card instead.
As for which one to get...I really want to say "go for Ducktales" but some old school fans have found it disappointing, while a few others have run into glitches. Just thought I'd put that out there, I don't know how serious those issues are. Really, it comes down to do you want 1 potentially great game, or a bunch of smaller games that might each be great in their own right...or maybe not so great.
Personally, I don't like to put all my eggs in one basket. You also have the option of saving it for when something really important comes out. It's up to you, maybe you should look hard to see which games you want the most and see what you can do?
That is why I am wary about those games. I guess Ubisoft games have a tendency to drop in price fairly quickly or so I hear, and Undercover has been out for awhile, although I wonder if it being published by Nintendo and already being at a lower price point may make it keep its price like Nintendo's first party titles do. Does anyone have any data on how long it takes games in general and Ubisoft games to drop? I think I am now leaning towards just using my gift card towards Wind Waker as it will only cost me $25 with it.
And on the other note, I for one loved The Last Story, and I don't like Final Fantasy, so there's that. But I've never played Solatorobo although I thought it looked cool.
My mom just got an Android tablet for the family (through a lottery thing), and I was wondering if there were any good games for the platform? It probably won't be top of the line though, so try to recommend games that aren't too demanding.
We'll probably get Angry Birds, since my mom loved it back on my old iPod, & Candy Crush, since my aunt likes it (my mom wants to try it), but neither of those really appeal to me.
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Switch - Blade Strangers
PS4 - Kingdom Hearts III, Tetris Effect (VR)
I recommend Rayman Legends, to everyone! Considering the amount of consoles it's on, there's not really a reason to not get it.
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What are the best games for PS3??? Considering getting it with GTAV, want other good ps3 games.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and XCOM: Enemy Unknown. Also, LittleBigPlanet 2 (1 is good too, but kind of outdated since you can play 1's user generated content on 2), Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time, Rayman Origins, Uncharted series, Infamous series, Gran Turismo 5, and XCOM: Enemy Unknown.
I second all of 8bit's recommendations, and I'll throw in:
3D Dot Game Heroes
Dark Souls
Killzone 2
Both Batman games
Rayman Legends
Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time
Tales of Xillia
Darksiders
Burnout Paradise
Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit
Crysis
Armored Core V
Final Fantasy XIII
Final Fantasy XIII-2
Final Fantasy XIV
Pretty much all of the fighting games on the PS3
I currently only have a 3DS XL (compatible with game I am asking about anyhow) and have not once played a Zelda game. What is the better game to get me started on this or should I wait for the new one coming out?
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