I reviewed a DOA game on the PS3. If you can get past the fanservice, it's actually a pretty good fighting game. And one of the characters has purple hair!
The DOA Volleyball games aren't very good, though. If you want a good volleyball game, play SEGA's Beach Spikers on GameCube instead.
I wonder if Go Shiina did the music like he did for the other God Eater games. That's really the only thing that interests me about the God Eater games because he is my favorite game music composer.
Well let's see. KH3 actually came out in Feburary. I didn't get a chance to start playing it until May. And I just now beat it at the end of June. So yeah.
Well I've played the old 2-D NInja Gaiden games, but not the 3-D ones. Not my cup of tea I guess. Do they still play the same tune when you die like in the NES games?
Do you play the Dead or Alive fighting games? Ryu from NInja Gaiden is in those, too.
Simpsons and Futurama worlds would be cool, but I don't know if Disney would want Donald and Goofy cavorting around those more adult themed worlds.
Yes I loved those little games! Right up my alley! Like I said, if Square made a seperate game that was nothing but those mini classic games, I might download it. And wouldn't it be cool if they made physical versions of those?
A LITTLE convoluted? Oh no, the Kingdom Hearts story is a hard to follow garbage hot mess! Anytime in KH3 when Sora would say, "What the heck is going on?" I'd be like, "Preach on brother!"
The story isn't THAT big of a deal, it's just for the time it was a unique Zelda story, especially for the Game Boy.
Link's Awakening is my all-time favorite Zelda game, so I'm looking forward to the remake more than I am Breath of the Wild 2. But then, Legendia is my favorite Tales game, too, so I'm just beyond hope. :) NIntendo made Link's Awakening with me in mind, though. Heck, they're even releasing it five days after my birthday!
I remember playing the arcade NInja Gaiden game before the NES one. But then, I played Super Mario Bros. in the arcade before the NES, too. I also know that Ninja Gaiden arcade was two player, because I remember playing it with my friend. One was a blue ninja and one was a red ninja. I also remember where we played arcade Ninja Gaiden, too. It was a place called Fun Factory at the Furneaux Creek strip mall.
