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I saw a PlayStation 2 game at a GameStop a couple of weeks ago. Has anyone played it? I'm wondering what it's like.
If the PS2 game is the one I'm thinking of, then it's actually pretty fun. (my older brother bought it!) You can smash up buildings, fight the 2nd player or computer, face off against enemy after enemy, etc.. I haven't played it much, but the one time I tried it, it was pretty fun. Lots of modes to choose from, too, from what I recall.
Here's an example: in Zelda: Ocarina of Time, I got stumped in the dungeon where you had to raise the water level, (I didn't turn the camera down, stupid camera buttons!) so I developed a hatred of Link, and found it humorous to ram him into trees...that was a minor frustration relief.
Thoul wrote:Ah, but ramming him into trees is half the fun! They hide treasures in the trees, you know.![]()
I remember doing some grass cutting myself, but I certainly didn't ever find anything like that!My most memorable frustrated gaming moment was from Zelda: A Link to the Past. I was randomly slashing Link's sword around one day and discovered a hidden enemy that turned out to be a game glitch! I think I might have been the first person to ever find it, too.
The $ Avenger wrote:Thoul wrote:Ah, but ramming him into trees is half the fun! They hide treasures in the trees, you know.![]()
That's right, I'd forgotten about the treasure in the trees. Did you ever find all the heart containers in a Zelda game without assistance? I never could get him over 80% health in just about all the Zelda series...
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That's an interesting challenge! They ought to give you something for completing it on one try! I liked the first Zelda where the map got reshuffled if you replayed the game. More games need features like that!Tsunami wrote:If you ask me, ALTTP was pretty easy, though... The last time I played through, I tried playing without stopping/dying since I always had some number at the end when you finish a game, even if you don't die! (I've come to the conclusion that it's for the number of times you turn it off, and possibly adds the number you die too, but I'm not sure)
Agreed. I couldn't find the way into one of the dungeons in the forest in the second world, but once I did the other playthroughs were very quick!Thoul wrote:LttP can be pretty challenging the first time you play it. Back in the day, it had me stumped once or twice. But after you've gone through it once it is pretty easy. The last time I played it, I finished very quickly.
The $ Avenger wrote:That's an interesting challenge! They ought to give you something for completing it on one try! I liked the first Zelda where the map got reshuffled if you replayed the game. More games need features like that!Tsunami wrote:If you ask me, ALTTP was pretty easy, though... The last time I played through, I tried playing without stopping/dying since I always had some number at the end when you finish a game, even if you don't die! (I've come to the conclusion that it's for the number of times you turn it off, and possibly adds the number you die too, but I'm not sure)![]()
I wonder how long it takes to play that game now. It felt really long when I was younger since I played so many different games at once. Someone's probably got an insane speed run of it nowadays!Tsunami wrote:I didn't finish it on that try, either. I'll give it another go when I'm in the mood to play it.
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