i can't find guilty gear XX reloaded anywhere....is it even out? :crazy: or only in arcades?
Video Games/Gaming/etc.
Started by DarKchylD · 24 Jul 2003 · 3,991 replies
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I think Da latest version of GUilty Gear which will be out is Guilty Gear Isuka...Still have da same character but da addition is da system which allowed 4 player fight together...Da news said da fighting system will be similar to Fatal fury REal bout...ne Loveless :mrgreen:
Hey... I don't think this is related to Japanese vid games, but anyway, do you guys know of any good RPGs (for PC)? Recommend pls... with dtls of course. I'm going to buy one, and I don't want to end up with a crappy game. Wastes my $$$.
Some RPGs I thought were pretty appealing but don't know which to choose...
Neverwinter Nights
IceWind Dale I and II
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
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a very very pathetic list.
I'm not only looking for action-based RPGs, I like those focused on the plots as well. I like a balance between the two. 2D or 3D, it doesn't really matter. Just as long as the graphics are above average. of course, I'd prefer those with 3rd edition D&D.
Previous RPGs I've played and liked include
Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick
Fallout I and II
Diablo I and II
Uh.. that's about all?!?! Precisely why I want to buy more RPGs. They're fun. Very fun. Other than Arcanum and Fallout which are very story-based, Diablo is a hack-n-slash kinda game... actually, not my cup of tea.
Suggestions anyone? Thanks so much!
Some RPGs I thought were pretty appealing but don't know which to choose...
Neverwinter Nights
IceWind Dale I and II
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
[/list:u]
a very very pathetic list.
I'm not only looking for action-based RPGs, I like those focused on the plots as well. I like a balance between the two. 2D or 3D, it doesn't really matter. Just as long as the graphics are above average. of course, I'd prefer those with 3rd edition D&D.
Previous RPGs I've played and liked include
Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick
Fallout I and II
Diablo I and II
Uh.. that's about all?!?! Precisely why I want to buy more RPGs. They're fun. Very fun. Other than Arcanum and Fallout which are very story-based, Diablo is a hack-n-slash kinda game... actually, not my cup of tea.
Suggestions anyone? Thanks so much!
TOKYO — Nintendo Co said Friday it has cut its group earnings projections for the fiscal first half that ended Tuesday and the full year to March 31, 2004, citing about 40 billion yen in foreign exchange losses induced by a higher yen.
The major video game maker also put the blame on sluggish sales of its GameCube video game console.
Usually Big company dat having Big problem ne... :sweat:
The major video game maker also put the blame on sluggish sales of its GameCube video game console.
Usually Big company dat having Big problem ne... :sweat:
Ne for PC ka
Well Velvet Ice da genre Rpg I reccomend is :
Final Fantasy XI
EverQuest: Lost Dungeons of Norrath
Anarchy Online: Shadowlands
Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn
Asheron's Call 2: Fallen Kings
Hope it'll help ne..I prefer console game ne ;) specially Da japanese ones :mrgreen:
Star ocean story
Xenosaga
Tales series [ Namco ]
is two of all exciting games in console...Waiting for more great rpg from Square-Enix :mrgreen:
Well Velvet Ice da genre Rpg I reccomend is :
Final Fantasy XI
EverQuest: Lost Dungeons of Norrath
Anarchy Online: Shadowlands
Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn
Asheron's Call 2: Fallen Kings
Hope it'll help ne..I prefer console game ne ;) specially Da japanese ones :mrgreen:
Star ocean story
Xenosaga
Tales series [ Namco ]
is two of all exciting games in console...Waiting for more great rpg from Square-Enix :mrgreen:
baldurs gate series is the best pc rpg for the pc in my opinion. It has the best development and plot out of all the rpgs i've played on the pc. Some others say planescape: torment has a great story, but i never tried it.
windrider wrote:baldurs gate series is the best pc rpg for the pc in my opinion. It has the best development and plot out of all the rpgs i've played on the pc. Some others say planescape: torment has a great story, but i never tried it.
Oh yeah... thanks Bsalez and windrider... will try to surf the net for a more detailed view on those games mentioned :)
TOKYO — Sony Corp said Tuesday it will launch a home-use device that can function as both a PlayStation 2 game console and a DVD/hard-disc drive recorder in Japan in time for the year-end shopping season.
The new device, called the PSX, offers ready access to various content on a hard disk drive (HDD) and records and reproduces still and moving images from such devices as digital cameras and video cameras, Sony said.
THis stuff will add a heavy competition in handheld ne :sweat:
Also will give a big blow to Nintendo which in trouble recently.. :sweat:
I think da merger of Nintendo n Sony will be good ne...Some of Nintendo ppl is really cool da problem maybe they don't have capital strength as sony..Too bad Nintendo is da one who make a step so videogame world can be like now.
The new device, called the PSX, offers ready access to various content on a hard disk drive (HDD) and records and reproduces still and moving images from such devices as digital cameras and video cameras, Sony said.
THis stuff will add a heavy competition in handheld ne :sweat:
Also will give a big blow to Nintendo which in trouble recently.. :sweat:
I think da merger of Nintendo n Sony will be good ne...Some of Nintendo ppl is really cool da problem maybe they don't have capital strength as sony..Too bad Nintendo is da one who make a step so videogame world can be like now.
YOKOHAMA: Sony Corp's .games division said on Wednesday it plans to start mass production of a new chip to power the PlayStation 2 (PS2) game console this month, using cutting-edge 90-nanometre processing technology, in a move that will lower manufacturing costs.
Monthly production of the chip, which combines the game console's microprocessor and graphics chip, will start at "several" hundred thousand units before growing to more than a million units by next year, Sony Computer Entertainment's Chief Technology Officer Kenshi Manabe said at an industry event.
"The development costs to shrink down the chip can become quite high, but if you consider that we sell 20 million PS2s a year, then in the end it's cheaper," Manabe said at a forum sponsored by the Semiconductor Association of Japan.
Sony has invested more than 300 billion yen ($2.73 billion) since 1999 to develop and shrink the PS2 chips by almost 80 per cent. By creating a smaller chip, Sony can produce more per 200 millimetre (eight inch) wafer and reduce costs.
Initially, Sony used 180 nanometre processing technology to manufacture the PS2 chips, but it has gradually moved to narrower circuitry in recent years. A nanometre is one-billionth of a metre.
The mass production of the PS2 chips using 90-nanometre technology comes one day after Sony said it planned to begin sales of PSX, an all-in-one game and entertainment system, in Japan this year at a minimum price of 79,800 yen ($719).
A Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) official said later that the chips using 90-nanometre technology might be used in other Sony products, not just the PS2. Sony Computer Entertainment is a game unit of Sony.
Even as development work continues on the current generation of cutting-edge semiconductor chips, Sony's Manabe said the company plans to start installing equipment at a new plant that is creating a next-generation microprocessor code-named "cell".
"We expect to start mass production of 'cell' in the second-half of 2005," Manabe said. "For the time being, we plan on setting up a pilot line."
Sony plans to invest 500 billion yen over the next three years in semiconductors, including 200 billion yen for "cell", which will initially use 300 millimetre wafers and 65-nanometre circuitry.
Analysts expect the chip to power Sony's next-generation game console, but the company aims to make "cell" the global standard for consumer electronics in the high-speed Internet era.
The next-generation microprocessor is being developed by Toshiba Corp and IBM.
By midday, shares in Sony were down 2.51 per cent at 3,890 yen, versus a 1.07 per cent decline in the Nikkei 225 average.
Monthly production of the chip, which combines the game console's microprocessor and graphics chip, will start at "several" hundred thousand units before growing to more than a million units by next year, Sony Computer Entertainment's Chief Technology Officer Kenshi Manabe said at an industry event.
"The development costs to shrink down the chip can become quite high, but if you consider that we sell 20 million PS2s a year, then in the end it's cheaper," Manabe said at a forum sponsored by the Semiconductor Association of Japan.
Sony has invested more than 300 billion yen ($2.73 billion) since 1999 to develop and shrink the PS2 chips by almost 80 per cent. By creating a smaller chip, Sony can produce more per 200 millimetre (eight inch) wafer and reduce costs.
Initially, Sony used 180 nanometre processing technology to manufacture the PS2 chips, but it has gradually moved to narrower circuitry in recent years. A nanometre is one-billionth of a metre.
The mass production of the PS2 chips using 90-nanometre technology comes one day after Sony said it planned to begin sales of PSX, an all-in-one game and entertainment system, in Japan this year at a minimum price of 79,800 yen ($719).
A Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) official said later that the chips using 90-nanometre technology might be used in other Sony products, not just the PS2. Sony Computer Entertainment is a game unit of Sony.
Even as development work continues on the current generation of cutting-edge semiconductor chips, Sony's Manabe said the company plans to start installing equipment at a new plant that is creating a next-generation microprocessor code-named "cell".
"We expect to start mass production of 'cell' in the second-half of 2005," Manabe said. "For the time being, we plan on setting up a pilot line."
Sony plans to invest 500 billion yen over the next three years in semiconductors, including 200 billion yen for "cell", which will initially use 300 millimetre wafers and 65-nanometre circuitry.
Analysts expect the chip to power Sony's next-generation game console, but the company aims to make "cell" the global standard for consumer electronics in the high-speed Internet era.
The next-generation microprocessor is being developed by Toshiba Corp and IBM.
By midday, shares in Sony were down 2.51 per cent at 3,890 yen, versus a 1.07 per cent decline in the Nikkei 225 average.
WHOO... Way of the Samurai 2? Looks pretty cool! PS2 huh... I envy you. I'm aiming to get PS2. :D
Yep You must get those man....Can't live without them beside me com :mrgreen: Da rumour even Ps3 can play ps2 game so u shouldn't worry bout software...ANyway..Yep Way of the samurai 2 is definetly cool..Lots of Character..Have different story branch and you can choose being a good or a bad guys ne...Really enjoyable games.. ;)
Da next hunt is Getbackers! :mrgreen:
Da next hunt is Getbackers! :mrgreen:
Bsalez wrote: Da rumour even Ps3 can play ps2 game so u shouldn't worry bout software...
Not rumour - FACT
It even plays ps1 games
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Ne While most top fighting game already have their new version,
Samurai Spirits/ Samurai showdown as one of top fighting game beside Street fighter,Tekken,
Virtual fighter and Dead or alive..don't but recently heard news dat
Samurai Spirits zero will appear...Even da graphic of dat game will have no
more improvement..Heard dat there will be new character...Name: Mina,Rira,
Unhi and Kusaregedo..Can't wait to see da new move of Haohmaru.. :)
Official date is for Neo goe system I think Ps2 version will be arrive later.
Ne While most top fighting game already have their new version,
Samurai Spirits/ Samurai showdown as one of top fighting game beside Street fighter,Tekken,
Virtual fighter and Dead or alive..don't but recently heard news dat
Samurai Spirits zero will appear...Even da graphic of dat game will have no
more improvement..Heard dat there will be new character...Name: Mina,Rira,
Unhi and Kusaregedo..Can't wait to see da new move of Haohmaru.. :)
Official date is for Neo goe system I think Ps2 version will be arrive later.
Square Enix startin to heatin up da Game world..Their new project 'Ambrosia Oddsey' will be available in Japan at middle 2004..Da world is Online action RPG! :mrgreen:
n a slight look of this
Shocking ne.. ;)
n a slight look of this
Shocking ne.. ;)
Konami as one of Da profitable Game developer will bring da 'Walk alone horror' Silent hill to the big screen..Hope they not ended up like Square who lots lots of cash makin FF Spirit Within :sweat: ..I wouldn't worry cause HIdeo Kojima is in there ne :mrgreen:
Eep. Silent Hill scared the heck out of me... I mean.. I played Silent Hill on PSOne and already I was getting increasingly paranoid... what's more.. I played at night.. haha.
I think what's scary about this game is NOT the creatures/monsters. Rather, there is a kind of mystery that surrounds the whole game, and throughout the game, what makes us feel secure is taken away from us, for example, there is barely any music, and if there is at all, it would be a haunting, chilly piece.
The sound effects sound very real, and just look at the transformation of the real world to the 'nightmare' world.. what was once solid, concrete walls and floors turn into rusted gratings stained with the blood of who knows what...
There are hardly any people as well, except for Cybil the policewoman, and Cheryl the character's daughter, whom we don't even know is dead or alive. So... you get my drift...
With Hideo Kojima at the helm of the movie version of an already successfully frightful video game, I'm quite sure the movie will be a box-office hit. If it isn't, then it's a disappointment.
I think what's scary about this game is NOT the creatures/monsters. Rather, there is a kind of mystery that surrounds the whole game, and throughout the game, what makes us feel secure is taken away from us, for example, there is barely any music, and if there is at all, it would be a haunting, chilly piece.
The sound effects sound very real, and just look at the transformation of the real world to the 'nightmare' world.. what was once solid, concrete walls and floors turn into rusted gratings stained with the blood of who knows what...
There are hardly any people as well, except for Cybil the policewoman, and Cheryl the character's daughter, whom we don't even know is dead or alive. So... you get my drift...
With Hideo Kojima at the helm of the movie version of an already successfully frightful video game, I'm quite sure the movie will be a box-office hit. If it isn't, then it's a disappointment.
BTW, I just bought Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, and it's a VERY VERY beautiful game. I recommend it to those people who love to have the freedom of doing whatever they want in a game. And when I say freedom, I really mean freedom.
This is an extremely non-linear RPG, and it has a rather complex plot, but otherwise the gameplay is pretty good. However I'm very disappointed by the combat system... there are basically only 3 moves we can make... thrust, chop and swing if I'm not wrong.
Graphics are absolutely breath-taking, provided you have a good 3D Graphics card. The scenery is wonderful... heck, the clouds in the daytime even move! They're the most realistic clouds I've ever seen so far in a game. :mrgreen:
The musical score rocks too, very nicely integrated into the game. Sound effects are great too, character voices are refreshing. Different voices for almost everyone.
So all in all, a very good PC game... I like it!
Next in my list would be Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights. :mrgreen:
v_ice
This is an extremely non-linear RPG, and it has a rather complex plot, but otherwise the gameplay is pretty good. However I'm very disappointed by the combat system... there are basically only 3 moves we can make... thrust, chop and swing if I'm not wrong.
Graphics are absolutely breath-taking, provided you have a good 3D Graphics card. The scenery is wonderful... heck, the clouds in the daytime even move! They're the most realistic clouds I've ever seen so far in a game. :mrgreen:
The musical score rocks too, very nicely integrated into the game. Sound effects are great too, character voices are refreshing. Different voices for almost everyone.
So all in all, a very good PC game... I like it!
Next in my list would be Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights. :mrgreen:
v_ice
Bsalez wrote:[image]OH HECK YEAH!!! (i heard about this some time ago..) but still good news..... and bsalez screw haohmaru...its all about genjuro man!
Ne While most top fighting game already have their new version,
Samurai Spirits/ Samurai showdown as one of top fighting game beside Street fighter,Tekken,
Virtual fighter and Dead or alive..don't but recently heard news dat
Samurai Spirits zero will appear...Even da graphic of dat game will have no
more improvement..Heard dat there will be new character...Name: Mina,Rira,
Unhi and Kusaregedo..Can't wait to see da new move of Haohmaru.. :)
Official date is for Neo goe system I think Ps2 version will be arrive later.
velvet_ice wrote:Eep. Silent Hill scared the heck out of me... I mean.. I played Silent Hill on PSOne and already I was getting increasingly paranoid... what's more.. I played at night.. haha.:applaud: I LOVE THE SILENT HILL series...silent hill2 was ok...slient hill 3 was a little short..but still great series ..
I think what's scary about this game is NOT the creatures/monsters. Rather, there is a kind of mystery that surrounds the whole game, and throughout the game, what makes us feel secure is taken away from us, for example, there is barely any music, and if there is at all, it would be a haunting, chilly piece.
The sound effects sound very real, and just look at the transformation of the real world to the 'nightmare' world.. what was once solid, concrete walls and floors turn into rusted gratings stained with the blood of who knows what...
There are hardly any people as well, except for Cybil the policewoman, and Cheryl the character's daughter, whom we don't even know is dead or alive. So... you get my drift...
With Hideo Kojima at the helm of the movie version of an already successfully frightful video game, I'm quite sure the movie will be a box-office hit. If it isn't, then it's a disappointment.
oh and BTW hideo kojima has nothing to do with silent hill he's the 'metal gear guy' the 'silent hill guy' is... masashi tsuboyama
Ha Got these 3 good games today Check this out :
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Take alook at this cool enemy ne!!
Yep awaited series of Time crisis..Good graphic n more tough enemy waiting ne :mrgreen: Next is :
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Last one is :[image]
Look at this image :
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Take alook at this cool enemy ne!!
Yep awaited series of Time crisis..Good graphic n more tough enemy waiting ne :mrgreen: Next is :
[image].Yo keep dribbling fast n slammin hard..Nba live is in da park ne :mrgreen:
Last one is :[image]
Look at this image :
[image] [image] [image] [image] Sugee!! Let's play.. :mrgreen:
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