NATOOK'S PROFILE

author=demondestiny link=topic=2619.msg59431#msg59431 date=1233298027

author=kentona link=topic=2619.msg59353#msg59353 date=1233272719
So, I did that leg press thingy (machine where you sit and push). Maxed out the machine at 400lbs.

haha i tried using that machine once and failed miserably.

Heh, I can do that too, but what you need to do is sit closer to it and try. You might have a bit more difficulty :P

author=Mitsuhide_The_Vagrant link=topic=2940.msg59344#msg59344 date=1233271640

author=Natook link=topic=2940.msg59335#msg59335 date=1233270232

author=VideoWizard link=topic=2940.msg59303#msg59303 date=1233264146

author=Mitsuhide_The_Vagrant link=topic=2940.msg59148#msg59148 date=1233237366
That actually sounds a little better than 12. I've been thinking, and, even though I doubt I'll get a PS3, I'm willing to give FF13 the benefit of the doubt.

Final Fantasy XIII is coming out for the XBOX 360 as well. And who knows? With the developments that have surfaced, I think SE is trying to bring back the Final Fantasy series to greatness.

Won't happen. They've beaten the dead horse for far too long.

So do you think FF should have died a long time ago? I don't, it's a great series, but when I saw FF12's battle system (and this is the only reason), I started to hate SquareEnix for taking away what got me into RPG's in the first place, the classical battle system. Since FF12, they've (apparently) been making nothing but shit (The Last Remnant battle system was even worse than FF12's, but I've yet to play Infinite Undiscovery)

It is obvious that the battle system in most games is what pulls me in.

It's more along the characters and stories. They don't stand out anymore. I mean, you can only have so many zippers on your clothes and increasing the size of your sword to only so big. :P I really don't think a series should get up to THIRTEEN games. Not counting the mounds of crap they managed to push out that isn't even in the steady flow (Crystal Chronicles, FFVII sequels, etc.) It's.. It's just not exciting anymore to see a new Final Fantasy game. It's kind of like bad sitcoms, they try to think up more things when in reality, all there is, is a group of friends in the big city with the gay guy and the funny black dude, and they all rotate with who's nailing who.

author=VideoWizard link=topic=2940.msg59303#msg59303 date=1233264146

author=Mitsuhide_The_Vagrant link=topic=2940.msg59148#msg59148 date=1233237366
That actually sounds a little better than 12. I've been thinking, and, even though I doubt I'll get a PS3, I'm willing to give FF13 the benefit of the doubt.

Final Fantasy XIII is coming out for the XBOX 360 as well. And who knows? With the developments that have surfaced, I think SE is trying to bring back the Final Fantasy series to greatness.

Won't happen. They've beaten the dead horse for far too long.

Woooow that was a necropost and a half :P

Hmmm.. I haven't played any recent handheld Zelda games so I can omit those (Phantom Hourglass, minish cap) but anyways:

Best: Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess, which I've beaten both for the gamecube. Never thought that Twilight Princess would be good for the wii. Especially since everything is mirrored which makes Link right handed and that just isn't right...no pun intended.

Worst: Probably Windwaker. I didn't really like Majora's Mask for the whole "The moon is ALWAYS FALLING TO KILL YOU ALL" and I hate having time limits on entire games, but it was still not too bad of a game. Windwaker was really not so bad either considering it had a very solid battle system but I didn't enjoy the insanely long time it takes to go find the pieces to the triforce. The boat aspect just was really tedious.. Step 1) Get in the boat Step 2) Turn the boat in the direction you want to go Step 3) If the wind isn't doing what you want, change it Step 4) Sail for about 15 minutes and not do much else. Even then so, I still liked both of them, and they were trying to find something new to try but that was a big jump in the wrong direction.

Twilight Princess definitely impressed me in all the right ways. I absolutely loved the sound and feel of when you slashed because it felt solid everytime you fought. The graphics also blew me away which isn't easy to do for a gamecube game. Very lengthy and plenty of things to collect. The game becomes a lot more fun whenever you collect more sword techniques. Your horse is a freaking monster in size. It was a little slow to get going, but once it did I didn't ever want to stop. Literally all I did that week was Go to school 8 hours, play twilight princess 8 hours, sleep 8 hours, up until I beat it. In fact, I think I'll start playing it again tomorrow, becuase I haven't played through it in awhile. I also beat Ocarina of Time with every item in 2 days, right before I bought Twilight Princess. Probably the 7th time I've done that. Twilight Princess even had an awesome story. There's really close to NOTHING wrong with that game! Being a wolf was cool, but I didn't like being forced to be one for long periods of time. That's my only complaint. Seriously, combing weapons like bombs and arrows? Why didn't they think of all this before?