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Hotshot114 wrote:A zoids game more like the shows a transformer like the movie except more fighting gundam game just like the show another starwars game also an igpx game newer one

Zoids VS 3 is actually pretty fun. You can play it on the gamecube if you have a free loader. Most of it is in english except the actual story.

There was also a recent release of a 360 Zoids game. I still need to get it. It is in english. It is called Zoids Assault.

There was a Zoids game on Gamecube that was released in America but GOOD LORD it was awful.

They need to make a Zoid game.

Hotshot114 wrote:They need to make a Zoid game.

They did. They made several. I've played two in fact. One for Gamecube, which sucked, and another for Gameboy Advance, which was an RPG, and was pretty good.

Hotshot114 wrote:They need to make a Zoid game.

Are you going to post that every couple of posts?

marvel vs capcom 3
knights of the old republic 3
g1 game
a new dragon force game. was on the saturn.
new zoids game, zoids assault blows.

I saw a movie named Ghost last time. I think that would be a real horror-shocking game o.o

1. Transformers Animated on Wii
2. Transformers Generation 1 on the Wii

For the Animated game, I'd like one where you could transform. I don't have the Nintendo DS, but I know that most of the time, you can't transform. I'd like to be able to transform whenever you want to, and then have special abilities, such as Optimus' grapples, Bumblebee's boosters, Prowl's holograms, ect.

For the G1 game, the only thing I want is a decent game with G1 characters similar to the G1 Optimus and Megatron skins in the Movie game where you can see those characters in cutscenes instead of your G1 Optimus magically morphing into Movie Optimus after he defeats Shockwave.

And yeah, I have a Wii.

The contiuation of the Xenosaga series. It was originally supposed to be 6 games but poor sales pretty much gave them part 3 to try and wrap everything up. It left me with way too many unanswered questions.

Grahf wrote:The contiuation of the Xenosaga series. It was originally supposed to be 6 games but poor sales pretty much gave them part 3 to try and wrap everything up. It left me with way too many unanswered questions.

The problem with that is the the games are like 30% gameplay, 70% cutscene. I sat through a 20 minute long cutscene in the first game before I realized that I didn't want to keep doing this. RPGs are always story-heavy, J-RPGs even more so, but if your story needs six games, each with ridiculous amounts of cutscenes, you should really tone it down.

Shadowman wrote:The problem with that is the the games are like 30% gameplay, 70% cutscene. I sat through a 20 minute long cutscene in the first game before I realized that I didn't want to keep doing this. RPGs are always story-heavy, J-RPGs even more so, but if your story needs six games, each with ridiculous amounts of cutscenes, you should really tone it down.

I've never really had a problem watching cutscenes myself. Hell, back in the day I had a PS1 memory card with saves just before every major scene in FFVII. I do understand that a lot of cutscenes can turn a sizeable group of gamers to be frustrated though.

Grahf wrote:

Shadowman wrote:The problem with that is the the games are like 30% gameplay, 70% cutscene. I sat through a 20 minute long cutscene in the first game before I realized that I didn't want to keep doing this. RPGs are always story-heavy, J-RPGs even more so, but if your story needs six games, each with ridiculous amounts of cutscenes, you should really tone it down.

I've never really had a problem watching cutscenes myself. Hell, back in the day I had a PS1 memory card with saves just before every major scene in FFVII. I do understand that a lot of cutscenes can turn a sizeable group of gamers to be frustrated though.

I don't have a problem with cutscenes either, but I have a limit to how much I can take. That's the main criticism of Xenosaga; it spent more time focusing on it's convoluted story than on actual gameplay. It turns out, when people want huge storylines that take forever, they'll watch a movie or read a book, but when they play games, they prefer to make things dead. Too many developers are confusing the two, and it rarely ever comes out good. Sure, have a good long story, but if to get it all done you need six games clocking in at 50 hours a piece, you should probably head back to the drawing board.

I've never played Xenosaga, but I couldn't stand FFX's amount of cutscenes to the point of almost ruining the game, so it sounds like I would probably hate Xenosaga...

I want a sequel to the Darkness

original sin wrote:I've never played Xenosaga, but I couldn't stand FFX's amount of cutscenes to the point of almost ruining the game, so it sounds like I would probably hate Xenosaga...

I want a sequel to the Darkness

You probably wouldn't. By comparison, FFX was pretty light on cutscenes. There were quite a few, sure, but they never went on too long.

Mario themed BDSM simulator with motion controlled whips and stuff.

I want a game like GTA4 except pushing the limits of everything. Customize clothes and cars and safe houses. Ability to turn certain things off if you just want to kick back such as cops. A place that is twice the size of Liberty City.

DecepticonKing86 wrote:I want a game like GTA4 except pushing the limits of everything. Customize clothes and cars and safe houses. Ability to turn certain things off if you just want to kick back such as cops. A place that is twice the size of Liberty City.

They had that. It was called Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It was actually somewhere around four times the size of Liberty City, by inputting cheats you could turn off Wanted levels, though safe houses weren't customizable. Actually, the ability to turn on God Mode and turn off Wanted levels is made simper in GTA4, since cheats were stored in Niko's cell phone.

Shadowman wrote:

DecepticonKing86 wrote:I want a game like GTA4 except pushing the limits of everything. Customize clothes and cars and safe houses. Ability to turn certain things off if you just want to kick back such as cops. A place that is twice the size of Liberty City.

They had that. It was called Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It was actually somewhere around four times the size of Liberty City, by inputting cheats you could turn off Wanted levels, though safe houses weren't customizable. Actually, the ability to turn on God Mode and turn off Wanted levels is made simper in GTA4, since cheats were stored in Niko's cell phone.

Saints Row 2 also had a feature like that. The map is pretty huge when you include the water around Stilwater. SR2 was insanely fun and addicting.

A new GTA game set in Vice City during the 80's but around the size of San Andreas.
Damn I love Vice City

Dead Metal wrote:A new GTA game set in Vice City during the 80's but around the size of San Andreas.
Damn I love Vice City

The problem with that is that San Andreas is made up of three separate cities, Vice City is just one city. Even in GTAIV, Liberty City only became more detailed, they didn't make it any bigger or smaller.

So I'm just going to go ahead and throw in my zany GTA idea; how about giving San Andreas the GTA4 treatment? Increase detail, make everything prettier, set it in modern times rather than the '90s.

Am I the only person that thought GTA4 was weak? It really didn't come close to 3, Vice City, or Sand Andreas to me

original sin wrote:Am I the only person that thought GTA4 was weak? It really didn't come close to 3, Vice City, or Sand Andreas to me

I'm pretty sure you are. What it lacked in size it more than made up for with detail, not to mention the ragdoll physics and real-time character animations. It's graphics and sound were miles ahead of San Andreas (Though San Andreas had pretty bad graphics and sound for it's time), a much better story and a more sympathetic main character compared to Tommy and CJ.

The story is what really put me off the game. It didn't appeal to me at all. It was boring and mundane. I just couldn't get into it. Believe me, I tried...a lot.

original sin wrote:The story is what really put me off the game. It didn't appeal to me at all. It was boring and mundane. I just couldn't get into it. Believe me, I tried...a lot.

At least it wasn't ripped off from Scarface like Vice City, or suffering from a major plothole like San Andreas. (One that makes Tenpenny so much less of a threat)