So is it some kind of voice-stress-tester thing?fuwafuwa wrote:Well, here are two gameplay movies:
I'd like to see if my girlfriend is being unfaithful
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZmXSMiDj0A
One-sided friendship
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri4gukxYbfI
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Landstalker is one of the greatest action RPGs ever made. People who say otherwise are being wrong for the sake of saying wrong things.grue wrote:Landstalker is coming to VC!
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I've never played it but I've read tons of praise so it's a must for me the RPG addict.
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Has the new Star Soldier on Wii been posted in here yet?
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Has the new Star Soldier on Wii been posted in here yet?
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It's pitchforks & torches time if Hudson decides to pass. If Nintendo is good with titles using only the classic controller, I can't think of any reason for the Wii not to become the new console of choice for shooters. Especially seeing as the demand for Wii titles in the US means anyone will publish anything, meaning we could finally see some Cave stuff if they'd only publish it in Japan first.
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I'm an idiot. I've been using the Wii browser quite a lot recently, more than I used to, mainly out of convenience (as the Wii has been switched on a lot because of me playing Paper Mario). Anyway, I've been cursing the lack of a 'back' function on the remote, as I figured it would be much easier than having to pop up the toolbar and point to the icon every time. Last night by accident I found the B+(-) combo which does the 'back' function on the remote. I've now checked the user guide and found that every toolbar function can be done with a B+something combo. Duh me. Mental note to myself - RTFM.
"In case of a nuclear attack, the protection of records is essential, if this country is to carry on its economy, and maintain our way of life."
I got Kokoro Scan, and played a bit.
It's basically a voice-emotions-tester game by Feel the Magic team. It claims to detect calmness/anger/joy/disappointment/excitement from your voice.
In some modes, the game demand you to say certain words...then you can see which one you like/hate most. There are many funny questions to reveal who you are.
Other than these, there are mini-games which demand you to express specified emotion. I changed "way of talking" option, then I ended up barking/meowing at my DS.
It's interesting, I have to say. Note it's really importer UNFRIENDLY(you need to read Japanese instructions then pronounce Japanese words).
It's basically a voice-emotions-tester game by Feel the Magic team. It claims to detect calmness/anger/joy/disappointment/excitement from your voice.
In some modes, the game demand you to say certain words...then you can see which one you like/hate most. There are many funny questions to reveal who you are.
Other than these, there are mini-games which demand you to express specified emotion. I changed "way of talking" option, then I ended up barking/meowing at my DS.
It's interesting, I have to say. Note it's really importer UNFRIENDLY(you need to read Japanese instructions then pronounce Japanese words).
So what was with the bear playing guitar in the trailer? I'm curious because I liked that bit.fuwafuwa wrote:I got Kokoro Scan, and played a bit.
It's basically a voice-emotions-tester game by Feel the Magic team. It claims to detect calmness/anger/joy/disappointment/excitement from your voice.
In some modes, the game demand you to say certain words...then you can see which one you like/hate most. There are many funny questions to reveal who you are.
Other than these, there are mini-games which demand you to express specified emotion. I changed "way of talking" option, then I ended up barking/meowing at my DS.
It's interesting, I have to say. Note it's really importer UNFRIENDLY(you need to read Japanese instructions then pronounce Japanese words).
"In case of a nuclear attack, the protection of records is essential, if this country is to carry on its economy, and maintain our way of life."
Hold on a second. I trekked half way across Sheffield (no pun intended, Sheffielders) to pick up a second hand copy of this in 1998, and I was pretty disappointed. What do you say to charges of too much wandering about, repetitive music and a perspective that never really feels comfortable?Jamesac wrote: Landstalker is one of the greatest action RPGs ever made. People who say otherwise are being wrong for the sake of saying wrong things.
James
Japanese software sales - Aug 6th to 12th
01. SD Gundam G Generation Cross Drive (DS) - 149,000 / NEW
02. Mario Party 8 (Wii) - 102,000 / 504,000
03. Final Fantasy XII - International Zodiac Job System (PS2) - 66,000 / NEW
04. J. League Winning Eleven 2007: Club Championship (PS2) - 54,000 / 217,000
05. Donkey Kong Jungle Climber (DS) - UNKNOWN/ NEW
06. The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (DS) 27,000 / 734,000
07. Wii Sports (Wii) - 34,000/ 2,005,000
08. Wii Play (Wii) - UNKNOWN
09. Wild Arms XF (PS2) - UNKNOWN / NEW
10. Flash Focus: Vision Training In Minutes A Day (DS) - UNKNOWN
11. Hot Shots Golf 5 (PS3)
12. Mario Kart DS (DS)
13. My Housekeeping Diary (DS)
14. More Brain Age (DS)
15. New Super Mario Bros. (DS)
16. Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 14 (PS2)
17. It's A Wonderful World (DS)
18. Itadaki Street DS (DS)
19. Hiiro no Kakera 2 (PS2)
20. Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (PSP)
21. Animal Crossing Wild World (DS)
22. Face Training DS (DS)
23. Wantame Fortune Telling Channel (DS)
24. Naruto: Saikyo Ninja Daikesshu 5 (DS)
25. Taiko Drum Master DS (DS)
26. Pokémon Pearl (DS)
27. Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors (Wii)
28. Brain Age (DS)
29. More English Training (DS)
30. Mobile Suit Gundam MS Front 0079 (Wii)
01. SD Gundam G Generation Cross Drive (DS) - 149,000 / NEW
02. Mario Party 8 (Wii) - 102,000 / 504,000
03. Final Fantasy XII - International Zodiac Job System (PS2) - 66,000 / NEW
04. J. League Winning Eleven 2007: Club Championship (PS2) - 54,000 / 217,000
05. Donkey Kong Jungle Climber (DS) - UNKNOWN/ NEW
06. The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (DS) 27,000 / 734,000
07. Wii Sports (Wii) - 34,000/ 2,005,000
08. Wii Play (Wii) - UNKNOWN
09. Wild Arms XF (PS2) - UNKNOWN / NEW
10. Flash Focus: Vision Training In Minutes A Day (DS) - UNKNOWN
11. Hot Shots Golf 5 (PS3)
12. Mario Kart DS (DS)
13. My Housekeeping Diary (DS)
14. More Brain Age (DS)
15. New Super Mario Bros. (DS)
16. Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 14 (PS2)
17. It's A Wonderful World (DS)
18. Itadaki Street DS (DS)
19. Hiiro no Kakera 2 (PS2)
20. Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (PSP)
21. Animal Crossing Wild World (DS)
22. Face Training DS (DS)
23. Wantame Fortune Telling Channel (DS)
24. Naruto: Saikyo Ninja Daikesshu 5 (DS)
25. Taiko Drum Master DS (DS)
26. Pokémon Pearl (DS)
27. Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors (Wii)
28. Brain Age (DS)
29. More English Training (DS)
30. Mobile Suit Gundam MS Front 0079 (Wii)
I say I've beaten it twice and played a large chunk over again for a two-page magazine spread and loved every second of it, every time.seibu wrote:Hold on a second. I trekked half way across Sheffield (no pun intended, Sheffielders) to pick up a second hand copy of this in 1998, and I was pretty disappointed. What do you say to charges of too much wandering about, repetitive music and a perspective that never really feels comfortable?Jamesac wrote: Landstalker is one of the greatest action RPGs ever made. People who say otherwise are being wrong for the sake of saying wrong things.
James
The music is a bit repetitive, I'll grant, but I don't recall that much wandering about on my first play-through. Figuring out what the puzzle is I need to solve in order to progress happened a few times, but that's the nature of this kind of game. "What am I missing?", kind of thing.
The perspective does take a bit of getting used to, and you really need a good stick in order to hit those diagonals, but once you've done the first and acquired the second it's wonderfully fun, in the most evil way possible.
James
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