Alan Wake because it's a new IP. While Splinter Cell: Conviction seems pretty good, it's a long-standing series that will likely get a sequel. Not so with Alan Wake.
Apparently Splinter Cell is really short, like 5 hours or something like that. Also, I don't really like that instant win button they added. Looks cool, sure, but the new one is quite a bit different from the others. Rather than sneaking around 50 guys, your tearing threw them with a button push melee kill the instant win headshots. I might buy it when its cheaper. I need to investigate this Alan Wake though. Also, gamespot, according to the ones who've played the game, got the review spot on. Also, I found this article from a company I worked for once. I thought it was kind of a neat idea. http://www.mosaicxm.com/experiential-marketing/blog/72-Experi...
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I'm temporarily limiting myself to $10 every two weeks toward gaming. I'm trying to decide on a shmup to get for that money. I've thought about everything from Star Parodier to Star Soldier R (the idea of short, time-limited levels is actually appealing to me; just one more time appeal) to Blast Works (Download user-created levels? Maybe make something over the summer? How cool is that?). My skills aren't the greatest, so I'm worried that Blast Works might be too hard, but I like the game's art style and Katamari Damacy feature. On the other hand, I love being able to just download something without going to a store. The trip to the store, waiting in line, then coming back home all add up to much more time than just waiting for a game to download. On the other hand, Blast Works looks cool. I can't decide!
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I'm temporarily limiting myself to $10 every two weeks toward gaming. I'm trying to decide on a shmup to get for that money. I've thought about everything from Star Parodier to Star Soldier R (the idea of short, time-limited levels is actually appealing to me; just one more time appeal) to Blast Works (Download user-created levels? Maybe make something over the summer? How cool is that?). My skills aren't the greatest, so I'm worried that Blast Works might be too hard, but I like the game's art style and Katamari Damacy feature. On the other hand, I love being able to just download something without going to a store. The trip to the store, waiting in line, then coming back home all add up to much more time than just waiting for a game to download. On the other hand, Blast Works looks cool. I can't decide!
Eh...Blastworks does have a lot of longevity, and it is really fun...but it is really hard. I could never get very far. Granted, there aren't a lot of shooter on the VC service that are any easier. I mean, you can save, and it's not super-frustrating but it's still a challenge. Tell you what, look up Tumiki Fighters. It's a freeware game that Blast Works is based on. It's harder than Blast Works, but if you can find it manageable(or fun enough to keep you going), then I'd say get Blast Works.
Alan Wake because it's a new IP. While Splinter Cell: Conviction seems pretty good, it's a long-standing series that will likely get a sequel. Not so with Alan Wake.
I still can't decide........... I really want a new game to play, like, now. I know that Alan Wake is only about a month away, but I can't wait. It doesn't seem like it has much replay value for when I complete it........... And I've never played a Splinter Cell game before, hell, I'm not even sure I've played a stealth game before.
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By the end of June I'll have around $100 to spend. So, my question is: out of those games, what should I get? I know I should wait for reviews, but I need to think ahead about what games I'm more inclined to get.
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I'm having a problem deciding which game to buy. I can either get Monster Hunter Tri, or Red Steel 2. I've been looking forward to Red Steel 2 for a while, but after reading about MH3, I've started to feel I might enjoy it more. I know they are completely different games, but I'm having a very hard time deciding. Either way, I hope I can get the one I don't buy sooner or later, but I'm not sure I can. I've heard all the praise in the world for MH3, but most reviews for Red Steel 2 aren't as positive. Is Red Steel 2 fun, and how long does the regular gameplay last? I'm extremely limited with money, so I'm trying to be extra careful with what I buy. Thanks in advance.
Alan Wake because it's a new IP. While Splinter Cell: Conviction seems pretty good, it's a long-standing series that will likely get a sequel. Not so with Alan Wake.
I still can't decide........... I really want a new game to play, like, now. I know that Alan Wake is only about a month away, but I can't wait. It doesn't seem like it has much replay value for when I complete it........... And I've never played a Splinter Cell game before, hell, I'm not even sure I've played a stealth game before.
I would go with Splinter Cell then, the new one is very action-oriented, and should be good for someone who isn't sure if they like the genre. Plus it has co-op.
@V8: I would go with Mario and Metroid. The new PoP game doesn't look very good to me, Lost Planet controls terribly, but I guess some people like it. Metroid just looks awesome.
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I say Sin & Punishment and Metroid: Other M, because S&P might get hard to find later on, and you can only afford another Wii game if you get that, and since Other M is supposed to be story focused, you might run into spoilers if you wait too long to play it.
Should i get twewy? I've been thinking about this for quite some time. And if you do recommend this, is there a heavy influence on the L and R buttons? I like (just in case) Action Puzzles RPG Open world to explore Great music and characters
Should i get twewy? I've been thinking about this for quite some time. And if you do recommend this, is there a heavy influence on the L and R buttons? I like (just in case) Action Puzzles RPG Open world to explore Great music and characters
Sounds to me like it's a game you would like. It's got action, puzzles, RPGness, and great music & Characters. Very little exploration, though. Gotta warn you, the battles can get pretty hectic once you're a ways in. It's like playing 4 games at once. Of course, you could just play it on easy and let the computer handle most of it, but then you're just being a wuss, and people(and by people, I mean me) will make fun of you for it.
I'm having a problem deciding which game to buy. I can either get Monster Hunter Tri, or Red Steel 2. I've been looking forward to Red Steel 2 for a while, but after reading about MH3, I've started to feel I might enjoy it more. I know they are completely different games, but I'm having a very hard time deciding. Either way, I hope I can get the one I don't buy sooner or later, but I'm not sure I can. I've heard all the praise in the world for MH3, but most reviews for Red Steel 2 aren't as positive. Is Red Steel 2 fun, and how long does the regular gameplay last? I'm extremely limited with money, so I'm trying to be extra careful with what I buy. Thanks in advance.
(Metroid: Other M): 3 Super Mario Galaxy 2: 2 (somewhat ironic, right? ) (Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands: 1 ...and Sin & Punishment Star Successor: 1
Anymore suggestions from anybody else?
P.S. I'm thinking of leaning more towards what RandomWiiPlayer said because I'm not a huge multiplayer guy (although Lost Planet 2 has peaked my interest) and both games offer something different than what could be called retreads of old ideas.
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Okay, should I Marathon Final Fantasy or Shin Megami Tensei? and should I play them in order, play them backwards, or just pick random points in the series?
Okay, should I Marathon Final Fantasy or Shin Megami Tensei? and should I play them in order, play them backwards, or just pick random points in the series?
Do spin-offs only.
@V8 Ninja: SMG 2 and Sin and Punishment 2!
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