I played Tokyo Jungle it really fun but the story has horrible check points. There so many animals to play with in survival mode.
I played Tokyo Jungle it really fun but the story has horrible check points. There so many animals to play with in survival mode.
darkotakusouls said: I played Tokyo Jungle it really fun but the story has horrible check points. There so many animals to play with in survival mode. |
For me, I hate that time goes so fast in the game. You'll barely have time to do all the timed objectives, and that's if you hurry.
I've moved on from the ps3,plus I would'nt play any of those games,even if they were free.
I was going to pick up Crash but it says they don't support analog controls, I don't really feel like playing with out them again...
I grabbed the DLC for Valkyria Chronicles (wasn't part of the sale but apparently it was in my cart so....) along with Sam and Max, Jurassic Park, and Retro City Rampage. I would have grabbed Plants vs. Zombies if it were for Vita but alas....Luckily, I had that game for 360 and 3DS already. It's addictive, though!
cmeese47 said: If you do not own Braid, Crash Commando, Echochrome II, Gotham City Imposters, Plants Vs Zombies, any Red Faction, Super Stardust HD, Tokyo Jungle or even Spyro this is a great deal. Hell Jurassic Park and Back to the future are worth a buck especially if your a fan of the movies. Basically this is why PS rules and well the other guys not so much. |
I read the last line of this post and I got offended. I took it as a personal attack against my preferred consoles. I was gonna point out that M$ and Nintendo (to a lesser degree) have pretty great sales as well.Then I realized that I just paid $5.99 for Super Mario Bros. 3 on my Wii U and realized I would have to pay full price to get the game to run on my Wii U. Meanwhile that same copy of Crash Bandicoot 3 that I bought back in 2009 for the PSP runs on my Vita and PS3 for free.
That's when I decided to shut the fuck up.
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