Yesterday I couldn't resist anymore, and bought myself a silver GBA SP. It's cuuute!
So. Got any good games to recommend? I bought Phantasy Star Collection, mostly because it's 179 SEK at my Friendly Local Gaming Store and I can trade it in for 300 SEK (in other games) at another place. ![]()
I have a Gamecube since before, but there seems to be a bit of a drought on the GCN scene at the moment. Soul Calibur 2 sounds promising, and I'll probably pick it up once it's released here in Europe (around the 26th is the latest word).
I'm a big fan of RPGs, and thankfully there are a bunch in the pipeline for the 'cube. Baten Kaitos, Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles and Tales of Symphonia come to mind.
I've played the Castlevania games for GBA quite a lot (on an emulator, no less, but they're pretty high on the shopping list now that I actually have a GBA), and loved them. I'm a big fan of platform games that mix action, exploration and item hunting. Metroid Fusion can also be added to that description, so on the list it goes.
I'm not 100% if this is true or not but Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is supposedly being ported over to the GC and X-Box, if you're interested in that type of thing.
Um, good (IMO) GC games:
* Mystic Heroes (like Dynasty Warriors' little brother. It's a lot of fun once you get over the terrible voice acting)
* Bloody Roar: Primal Fury: Probably the best fighting game on the GC at the moment. Quite a good game
* Hunter: the Reckoning: Totally an action game but a fun one
* The Resident Evil series
If you can find it Skies of Arcadia. It's been discontinued to the best of my knowledge for some obscure reason but it was apparently a really good game.
Well, I just won two auctions on http://www.tradera.com/, so sometime this week I'll get Wario Ware and Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance. Nice.
Wario Ware is an utterly insane game.
I can second Blood Roar!
I had the chance to play the game for a weekend, and it totally hooked me. It's sad that the cutscences don't have voice-overs, but the gameplay is cool.
Although it felt so horribly, damn DUMB being beaten by a friggin' penguin! *argh* (You'll understand. *g*)
For my fighting needs I have my sights set on Soul Calibur 2 at the moment, but I'll have a look at Bloody Roar as well.
| QUOTE (The_Sarge) |
| I can second Blood Roar! I had the chance to play the game for a weekend, and it totally hooked me. It's sad that the cutscences don't have voice-overs, but the gameplay is cool. Although it felt so horribly, damn DUMB being beaten by a friggin' penguin! *argh* (You'll understand. *g*) |
Soul Calibur 2 0wns me.
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| What's good for the GBA and Gamecube? |
Is Soul Calibur as good as the original?
i hear better, but im broke so i cannot buy it
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance!
http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2003-09-22&res=l
That game pwnz j00.
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| Is Soul Calibur as good as the original? |
I'm sure somebody already suggest Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced. If it's anything like the PS version you WILL NOT be disappointed.
I've played a few decent games on GBA. Depends on what you like but I recommend
Advanced Wars 1&2 (cool little war strategy games)
MegaMan Battle Network 1&2 (Action RPG kinda)
The Golden Sun games (decent old school style rpgs)
Tactics Orge: Knight of Lodis (Another good Strategy RPG)
Megaman Zero (I liked it, and the new style Zero too darnit)
and of course FFT: Advanced (delicious)
skies of arcadia legends = holy SHIT!!!! im addicted right now, so, backl to the game!
Hmmm... Resident Evil saga.....check Hunter...check Skies.....check
Legend of Zelda.... got the bonus disc, but I heard that Wind Waker was good.
Soul Cailbur 2......check
Splinter Cell. Why? because the graphics are just as good as the Xbox and you can link up your GBA to get a little enemy radar.
Too bad Final Fantasy: CC does come out till next year....
Phantasy Star Online, but then again you'll spend more on the Broadband and keyboard and online fee....
Decent FPS are 007 (the new one) Time Splitters 2 and Jedi Knight 2. And Metroid.
As for GBA.... I got FFT on the 4th. It hasnt left my SP yet.
Though I'd maim for a good mindless shooter every once in a while (the only thing I have for the GBA are RPGs)
| QUOTE (TimeKeeper) |
| As for GBA.... I got FFT on the 4th. It hasnt left my SP yet. Though I'd maim for a good mindless shooter every once in a while (the only thing I have for the GBA are RPGs) |
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| For my GBA, I'm primarily looking for platformers and RPGs. |
Golden Sun is an excellent RPG for the GBA-SP. Neat magic system, funky pseudo-3D graphics combined with great sprite animation makes this a fun classic RPG.
And the opening to part two is great... After you wake up on a shore after a tidle wave, you pop-up and ask "Do you want to check yourself for injurys?" (Yes-No)
Answer yes and the character waves first his right arm them left one ("Well, arms are still attached."), then shakes his legs, ("And the legs work too.") .
"Yep, your fine."
Super Mario Bros 3 comes out soon, and RPGs... You got your pick. Pokemon, Golden Sun, Final Fantasy (sort of), Phantasy Star... Goes on for a bit.
I've been having a look at Gladius, coming soom for Xbox, PS2 and GC -- I think it's already out in the states, and it's released here in a week or two.
It seems to be a turn-based strategy game in the same vein as FFTA, which I loved. I'll read up on it a bit more and see if it's worthy of a purchase.
Yeah, Gladius looks good. No wait, let me rephrase that... It looks GREAT.
Saw the video demo then went to the site and got some more info.
Two storylines (one for the male, one for the female) and then the whole Real-Turn battle system with a squad.
This and the Armed and Dangerous were the new things that pleased me at the Lucas booth at Comic-con.
I'm probably going to pick that up, or maybe Quiddich, or T.H.U.G., or Rainbow 6 (xbox. Already got and beat Crimson Skies. Short but still great.).
If you want old School beat-em up, try the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game. And Resident Evil: Code Veronica X should be out soon too.
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