Smeags said: Hint for #28: This was the first game in a huge series with sheep-inspired music to jump to high definition. |
Sheep inspired music? I really have no idea so I'm just gonna ignore that and guess...
Wind Waker?
Smeags said: Hint for #28: This was the first game in a huge series with sheep-inspired music to jump to high definition. |
Sheep inspired music? I really have no idea so I'm just gonna ignore that and guess...
Wind Waker?
Scoobes said: Sheep inspired music? I really have no idea so I'm just gonna ignore that and guess... Wind Waker? |
Bah!
(Nope :P)
Hints:
29. Third game in a series but deviates heavily from the mechanics of the previous two games.
28. Full blown sequel to a very small game.
mZuzek said: Aww, it was also my guess. But I never posted it because, well, I have no idea what "sheep-inspired music" is supposed to mean either. |
Bah Bah!
Mummelmann said: Hint for number 29: The developers behind this are already featured on my list, this title was a spiritual successor to a much lesser known title by the same studios and is considered a highlight in the 7th gen, in particular noted for its grit and emotional story. |
Sounds like Red Dead Redemption.
2Quick said: deadly premonition |
Not even close. Let me post the hint again.
#29: A dead man and an imaginary person. Great group.
Hint 2: HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA
Scoobes said: Hints: 29. Third game in a series but deviates heavily from the mechanics of the previous two games. 28. Full blown sequel to a very small game. |
28. Portal 2
Signature goes here!
Scoobes said:
Driver? |
Correct.
artur-fernand said:
Sounds like Red Dead Redemption.
Not even close. Let me post the hint again. #29: A dead man and an imaginary person. Great group. Hint 2: HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA |
Hint 2 sounds like Final Fantasy X...
TRAVIS!!! said:
Hint 2 sounds like Final Fantasy X... |
You got it.
#29: Final Fantasy X (Squaresoft, 2001) - PS2 (also on PS3 and Vita)
The first Final Fantasy on my list, but make no mistake: I love this game. Alongside XII, it was the first FF game I've beaten (though not the first one I played, that was VIII), and it left me a HUGE impression. The voice-acting was pretty stupid, yes, and the characters were hit or miss (Auron is one my favorite on the series, I like Tidus, Yuna and Lulu. But couldn't care less for Wakka, Rikku and Kimahri) but everything else was so good. The graphics I believe still hold up well to this day, the soundtrack is standard FF quality (that is, excellent) with several AMAZING songs (Zanarkand, anyone?), the gameplay is tons of fun too: I love the ability to change party members mid-battle. And while it does get rid of the ATB and is a little bit slower, that also makes it more strategic, which I really enjoy. Sadly, I wasn't able to buy the HD Remaster yet, but I'll get to it eventually.
#28: introduction of one of the most recognizable and iconic game mechanics - even though its debut wasn't exactly ideal yet (but future versions of this game would fix that).