Charas-Project
Off-Topic => All of all! => Topic started by: Angel Walter on December 24, 2009, 05:40:45 PM
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Has anyone else gotten a copy? I've enjoyed it so far but (due to going on holiday without the charger cable for my DS) I haven't made much progress. What does everyone else think of it?
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I've yet to try it, but I'm a bit weary because of the whole TRAINSOMG thing. Doesn't seem to have that whole 'Zelda' or even that 'Celda' feeling. Like Mario Insert Sport Here. How is it? If it's any good, I may obtain a perfectly legitimate copy from my local game retailer/ convenience store.
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I have it, just haven't played it yet. Hear it's god though.
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I have it, just haven't played it yet. Hear it's god though.
I'm not religious.
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And do you have to use the stylus to move around, or can you use the control pad?
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It doesn't work on my flashcart. I may have to actually buy this one.
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I don't know if I'll get it or not, since Phantom Hourglass was kind of boring.
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I saw it in stores a little while ago, nearly shat myself, exclaimed rather loudly "IT'S OUT?!!", and then swore under my breath when I counted only $25 in my wallet.
So I bought chocolate.
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I don't know if I'll get it or not, since Phantom Hourglass was kind of boring.
Most people who hated Phantom Hourglass think this is better.
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I loved Phantom Hourglass
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You DO have to use the stylus to move. It is however, a much better game than 'Phantom Hourglass' (which was still a great game in my opinion). It relies on the microphone quite a lot though.
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You DO have to use the stylus to move. It is however, a much better game than 'Phantom Hourglass' (which was still a great game in my opinion). It relies on the microphone quite a lot though.
Bleh and bleh. If there's one thing I really dislike about the DS, it's how everyone that makes games for it insists on using the stylus and the microphone in the most ridiculous, non-intuitive ways possible. I'm looking at you, Mario Kart DS and your stupid "blow up balloons in battle mode" :(
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Hold Select to do the same thing.
But yeah, Nintendo just doesn't know how to stop abusing a gimmick.
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(http://www.jedwards.org/staff/eye_roll.png)
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Bleh and bleh. If there's one thing I really dislike about the DS, it's how everyone that makes games for it insists on using the stylus and the microphone in the most ridiculous, non-intuitive ways possible. I'm looking at you, Mario Kart DS and your stupid "blow up balloons in battle mode" :(
Indeed...
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Bought the game today. Seems pretty rad thus far.
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If it's anything like PH, then I'm getting it!
I just wish that they'd be imaginative and make some new god damn items!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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They have in Spirit Tracks! I'm not telling you what though! It'll spoil the surprise!
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Ok, hub dungeon's back (****), but it's far less tedious this time around (or, at least it seems that way so far).
I suppose I'll update periodically on how the game's going, and I'll do my best to refrain from spoilers of any type.
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****ing hub dungeon.
You'd think Nintendo would've learned that was a bad idea in PH.
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Nintendo doesn't learn until the money printer runs out of ink.
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They have the equivalent of the time dungeon thing again? :(
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Yeah, but thankfully, it's not a straight shot dungeon with a timer. It axed the timer, it made it so you can attack the patrol guards (there's a small collection thing you need to do first, but it's fairly easy and takes no more than five minutes per floor), and each part is divided into different cells.
So instead of []----[]----[]----[]----[]
It's [----]
[----]
[----]
[----]
Much easier to navigate, and way less tedious. I might even call it a fun hub dungeon. Plus, the Zelda-Phantom possessions are pretty nifty.