Nottle

Super Mario Land 2,

Sonic Adventure 2

Every Mario Kart you go to Rainbow Road which is assume is in space,

Every Hideki Kamiya game after Devil May Cry has a final boss in space. There is a fucking alien ship in Okami, which the rest of the game takes place in ancient Japan. You knock hair god past every planet in our solar system and steer her into the sun.

Because my birthday is April 20th, i find this extremely funny.

I thought it was a pretty interesting scenario, it showed that Trevor doesn't fuck around, and it also made me think about how often you gun down mooks in GTA and think nothing of it but all of a sudden its a character you got to know, someone you were invested in, and it becomes more meaningful.

I wondered what would happen if it was just some guy Trevor killed, because a whole lot is going on in that scene, and I think the whole order of "ok heres Trevor fucking, he see the news, stops fucking . OH SHIT it's Johnny, Trevor throws bottle and stomps Johnny's head in, DAMN Johnny is Dead, now I'm playing as Trevor" was a really chaotic way to introduce him. Taking away the excitement of seeing a familiar face probably kills a bit of that scene.

One could say the point of a lot of these games is to be SSSTYLISH. For example mixing up the combos in DMC3 allows for your Style meter to go up, which incentives you not to get hit as well as look cooler than just pressing triangle 3 times over and over. Ultimately things tie together so you get better at the game. And yes some combos are better for certain situations.

Perhaps a stylized Brad on a dog or Luchadeer.

@bigjeffrey said:

@nottle said:

I like the way you think.

Some people preferred Chie or Rise, but they are crazy. She attacks with fans and has fire. What's not to like? The laugh?... So endearing.

Such a simple design, but for some reason it works well. Same thing with Mitsuru in P3.

Also both the Yasogami high school and Gekkoukan high school uniforms just look cool.

I remember thinking the mech boss fights in Goemon's Great Adventure were pretty good.

Good thing people don't read binary and you could probably just say it means "mom" or that it means nothing because it just looks like a bunch of lines...

Thinking of that, who is going to look at the 1's and 0's that resemble geometirc shapes more than numbers and think right away "that's binary."

Don't forget that they added basically all of the mechanics from MGS2 in there. Ledge holding, first person aiming for all the weapons, rolling, body part sensitive damage to enemies, bodies remaining after death, being able to tranq enemies, moving bodies around. Also they made the card key backtrack at the end of the game much less tedious.