Video & PC Game Discussion

Don't laugh, until you've tried it.
Try the demo.
It's highly addictive.


Edited by king of Siam - March 28 2007 at 03:37

I'm still playing Final Fantasy VI Advance for GBA and Final Fantasy XII for PS2.  Both are really good!

I like the license system actually.  But I usually end up saving a lot of the license points for later.  At least it's not the junction system from VIII....

But it's a long game so far.  I'm like 26 hours in so far (maybe?), and it's about 60 hours from what I've heard.

The only problem I have so far: I have to actually put aside time to train!  It's a tough game, if you don't keep up with training, it could kick your a**!

sleeper wrote: A friend of mine has a PS3, Resistance: Fall Of Man is the best FPS I have ever played, but I wont be getting one myself for a while.

Trickster F. wrote: Replaying Final Fantasy X-2 lately.   I'll probably get FFXII once the price drops down a bit. Heck, FFX-2 is a lot of fun if you limit your possibilities on purpose to make the game more interesting. I love this game's battle system!

I want to play that game again, but I feel iffy about it.  I thought the storyline was very interesting, but I never liked the characters.  The battle system bothered me too, I felt like too much was going on at once.  I know it's similar to XII's battle system, but it just bothered me in that game.  I still intend to play it over the summer though.

darkmatter wrote: Trickster F. wrote: Replaying Final Fantasy X-2 lately.   I'll probably get FFXII once the price drops down a bit. Heck, FFX-2 is a lot of fun if you limit your possibilities on purpose to make the game more interesting. I love this game's battle system! I want to play that game again, but I feel iffy about it.  I thought the storyline was very interesting, but I never liked the characters.  The battle system bothered me too, I felt like too much was going on at once.  I know it's similar to XII's battle system, but it just bothered me in that game.  I still intend to play it over the summer though.

I got Stalker last week and have been playing it a lot, the 6 years of development were definitely well used. The atmosphere of the game is what I would imagine the Chenobyl area is like.

The AI in Stalker is phenominal, different species of mutants attack each other, and run off if you shoot them if they aren't in large number. The other stalkers, bandits and the military often end up fighting each other too. You can have missions take on a whole new feel because of this. For example; you've got a simple assasination mission and when you're about to assainate your target all hell breaks loose and you end up in a major battle with bandits fighting alongside your target.

the minimum spec is:

XP sp2/2000 sp4
Pentium 4 2.0Ghz/AMD equivalent
512Mb RAM
10Gb hard drive space
Geforce 5600/Radeon 9600

The recommended spec is:
Core 2 Duo E6400/Athlon X2 4200+
1Gb RAM
Geforce 7900/Radeon X1850

Yeah it's pretty demanding

I've been playing Twilight Princess on a very slow pace for the last three or four months. 

darkmatter wrote: Bluesaga wrote: I've been playing Twilight Princess on a very slow pace for the last three or four months.  Really?  I beat that game in a little over a week over Christmas break.  Amazing game!