Brute Force was funny. It was so hyped as the Halo killer, but never rose to that. I was excited by it because it had campaign co-op and, at that time, it was a rare option in console games that weren't called Halo. I picked up multiple copies on the cheap a year or so after its release and played it with a friend. It was fine by me, but my co-op buddy didn't like it much.
Man, I have Breakdown and both Otogi games. I've got to go play them.
Yes! Love the humor in that one. Who doesn't love the Land Shark Gun!
If they could put the kind of content they have for iPad on that thing, I'd be all over it. It would be a cheaper way to play iPad-like games and have a whole Wii-plus system as well. Why aren't they doing games for it like that?!
D&DCM is not a bad brawler. It's no worse than the classics of Double Dragon and such. I get frustrated with those as well, even though I love playing them anyway. Maybe I've been spoiled by 3D brawlers like Batman Arkham Asylum, God of War and X-Men Origins: Wolverine. I expect faster more responsive controls these days.
I like the texty rpgs as well. I'm not sure why CS made me think about voice work. Maybe there wasn't enough graphics to go along with the text.
"Dude, you get to punch bad guys in the face!" is all I needed to hear. It should've all been in caps though like this: "DUDE, YOU GET TO PUNCH BAD GUYS IN THE FACE!" Now I'm really excited. Time to exercise the god hand! YEEPOW!!!
Most of the time I don't hunt for chievos unless I've finished a game and liked it and want something more to do.
I played that on the Wii and loved it. Too bad they made the achievements so annoying on the 360 version. I want to play it anyway though.
Ah, Banjo-Tooie. I want to play that and Kazooie.
