BraLoD said:
You quoted the wrong post, though |
LOL!! I was multi-tasking!!
But I did get the right guy! =P
BraLoD said:
You quoted the wrong post, though |
LOL!! I was multi-tasking!!
But I did get the right guy! =P
BraLoD said:
Lol, yeah you did xP |
Ha ha. I edited my post to put the right quote. xD
Still waiting for someone to answer my more than OBVIOUS number 9.
#9: It almost disappeared from a far eastern land across the sea.
Mike321 said: Hint for #9: Best superhero game ever |
That usually goes along the following games:
1. Spider-Man 2
2. The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction
3. Batman: Arkham Asylum
4. Batman: Arkham City
5. Superman 64
Smeags said:
That usually goes along the following games: |
I love spider-man 2 but I already listed it
BraLoD said:
Superman 64 |
Nope that´s my #1
BraLoD said:
Superman 64 |
That would be Batman Arkham Asylum (my pick) or Arkham City (popular pick)...
Hynad said: That would be Batman Arkham Asylum (my pick) or Arkham City (popular pick)... |
The popular pick (and mine as well) it is
Mike321 said:
The popular pick (and mine as well) it is |
I personally prefer the much tighter focus of the original. But I enjoyed City as well. ^_-
Mike321 said: The popular pick (and mine as well) it is |
It is rather interesting how different the two games are from a design standpoint. Asylum is molded in the Metroid/Castlevania style (a large sprawling maze of corridors, enemies, and bosses) while City is crafted from a Zelda design (large open overworld with numerous "dungeons" sprinkled around to explore and fight bosses).
Both are amazing games, but obviously they have their differences.
Smeags said:
It is rather interesting how different the two games are from a design standpoint. Asylum is molded in the Metroid/Castlevania style (a large sprawling maze of corridors, enemies, and bosses) while City is crafted from a Zelda design (large open overworld with numerous "dungeons" sprinkled around to explore and fight bosses). Both are amazing games, but obviously they have their differences. |
Interesting comparison. It is indeed true that I prefer the Metroid level design and philosophy to Zelda's. Even if both those series are among my all time favourites.
You nailed it there.