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yeah that's the graphics set i use
also i embarked on a new fortress and this site has an enormous waterfall. time to build some screw pumps :)
also i embarked on a new fortress and this site has an enormous waterfall. time to build some screw pumps :)
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The Journeyman Project. I feel like it should be nostalgic even though I've never played it before. The music is beautiful.
Erilex
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I finished the absolutely fantastic Demon's Souls yesterday. Boy, it's been forever since the last time beating a game made me feel so badass.
I'm playing Disgaea 3 now. So far, I can only say that the graphics are very disappointing. I'd expect at least some HD sprites from a PS3 game.
I'm playing Disgaea 3 now. So far, I can only say that the graphics are very disappointing. I'd expect at least some HD sprites from a PS3 game.
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So far, I can only say that the graphics are very disappointing. I'd expect at least some HD sprites from a PS3 game.Haha, know what? The game actually slows down in some of the later stages when there are too many units. It doesn't really push its platform.
Erilex
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Because graphics are important...
They are a nice thing to have, at the very least. And I don't think anyone would blame me for expecting a graphical upgrade of some sort when a series makes the jump to a more powerful platform. But Disgaea 3 looks exactly like its PS2 predecessors Disgaea 1 and 2, both of which could have easily passed as PS1 titles.
Of course, if Disgaea 3 turns out to be as fun as the previous installments in the series, not even its UTTERLY APPALLING graphics will stop me from loving it to bits.
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I wanna play The Bouncer but my brother is in the basement sleeping. So I will have to wait till later.
I was in the mood for Final Fantasy 13 the other day as I did enjoy it. Thought I'd replay it, skip the cutscenes where Snow speaks but I only lasted eleven minutes. There is no really reason to ever play it again... Helloooo PlayTrade!
So instead I finished Tales of Vesperia for the second time, where the replay value is immense and welcomed. I'm still not finished with it so I'm doing some Achievement Hunting! Also, sorry (I'm not sorry) but I'm a fanboy, I'd deny all flaws and defend Vesperia to the end of the Earth.
"I'm so gonna make you-! Blah blah blah, Tidal Wave!"
So instead I finished Tales of Vesperia for the second time, where the replay value is immense and welcomed. I'm still not finished with it so I'm doing some Achievement Hunting! Also, sorry (I'm not sorry) but I'm a fanboy, I'd deny all flaws and defend Vesperia to the end of the Earth.
"I'm so gonna make you-! Blah blah blah, Tidal Wave!"
So after being stuck on one of the mid-bosses of Caina in the "The Answer" section of Persona 3 for sometime, I finally beat the bugger. It got the punishment it deserved in the form of 2 Crits from Metis to finish it off.
Needless to say, I was very pleased. Now I can damn well continue!
Needless to say, I was very pleased. Now I can damn well continue!
Darken
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Played a few hours of Pun Quest IX (aka the latest dragon quest) It's actually... really damn good. But ugh... Erinn, Ginny, Inntertainment, Inny Award, Inntertainer...... I wish someone would just shoot the localization team already.
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Already covered everything The Bouncer has to offer. Push button to fight.
Drakengard maybe?
Drakengard maybe?
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guys do you think this fortress name strikes enough fear into my enemies
I am scared.
Oh, on the topic at hand, I am about halfway through Disgaea DS
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Playing Heavy Rain at a friend's house. Aside from the immersion being perhaps TOO immersive, I like it.
