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Re: Adventure Games - Myth vs Fact
Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 1:14 am
by Tawmis
DeadPoolX wrote:Tawmis wrote:DeadPoolX wrote:I now present everyone with two very well-known and popular examples: The Soul Calibur series and Super Mario Galaxy.
SOUL CALIBUR is just a wonderfully designed game is all. It has no flaws.
Any game where Darth Vader is a playable character has my vote!
I have to admit I strongly dislike "the additional" characters concept (Link, Spawn, Darth Vader, the one apprentice dude...)... I just don't think it fits with the rest of the game and mythos.
But meh, it brings in sales.
Re: Adventure Games - Myth vs Fact
Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 2:44 am
by DeadPoolX
Tawmis wrote:DeadPoolX wrote:Tawmis wrote:DeadPoolX wrote:I now present everyone with two very well-known and popular examples: The Soul Calibur series and Super Mario Galaxy.
SOUL CALIBUR is just a wonderfully designed game is all. It has no flaws.
Any game where Darth Vader is a playable character has my vote!
I have to admit I strongly dislike "the additional" characters concept (Link, Spawn, Darth Vader, the one apprentice dude...)... I just don't think it fits with the rest of the game and mythos.
But meh, it brings in sales.
You're right -- it doesn't really fit. But that doesn't make it any less fun.
