fett42
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I got my copy of Propis & Deicide 3 today. It came with 5 arcade games, Snow Bros. 2, Twin Cobra, Out Zone, Demon's World, and Zero Wing.
Propis is a pretty good puzzler. Unlike the demo, you only get two characters to choose from at the start. The rest of the characters have to be unlocked. There's quite a bit of dialouge in story mode, more than I was expecting at least. So far the game is a lot of fun, which was to be expected based on the demo version of the game.
Deicide 3 is an interesting game. The start of it seems more like an anime movie than a game. It has a quality animation opening scene before you actually get into the game play aspect. The animation/artwork is pretty nice. Once you do actually get to play the game, you're in a building with an elevator that can go up to the 9th floor. You can get out at each floor. Some floors have things to do, some don't. I only mention this because it shows that it is more than just a simple "walk forward and make a choice" kind of game. The only real downfall of this game is the numerous errors with the English translation. There are a lot of grammatical errors and spelling errors. This was the same with the story mode of Propis, but I didn't notice it as much in Propis. If you can ignore that, it's a pretty good "choose your adventure" sort of game.
The arcade games are all emulated well. They seem to use the same emulation system as the Capex emulator, or at least it seems very similar. The games however are not grouped into an emulator. They are each a standalone game. It also is nice that you can just perss select to put a "coin" into the machine. This of course means unlimited continues. I find it funny that at the beginning of every game it says that the game is to ONLY be played in Japan. It made me laugh a little.
Anyway, so far it seems like the Propis & Deicide 3 game pack is well worth the price of $24.99 US.
You can find it at the following places:
Gp2xstore.com for US customers
and
Gp2x shop for European customers
Propis is a pretty good puzzler. Unlike the demo, you only get two characters to choose from at the start. The rest of the characters have to be unlocked. There's quite a bit of dialouge in story mode, more than I was expecting at least. So far the game is a lot of fun, which was to be expected based on the demo version of the game.
Deicide 3 is an interesting game. The start of it seems more like an anime movie than a game. It has a quality animation opening scene before you actually get into the game play aspect. The animation/artwork is pretty nice. Once you do actually get to play the game, you're in a building with an elevator that can go up to the 9th floor. You can get out at each floor. Some floors have things to do, some don't. I only mention this because it shows that it is more than just a simple "walk forward and make a choice" kind of game. The only real downfall of this game is the numerous errors with the English translation. There are a lot of grammatical errors and spelling errors. This was the same with the story mode of Propis, but I didn't notice it as much in Propis. If you can ignore that, it's a pretty good "choose your adventure" sort of game.
The arcade games are all emulated well. They seem to use the same emulation system as the Capex emulator, or at least it seems very similar. The games however are not grouped into an emulator. They are each a standalone game. It also is nice that you can just perss select to put a "coin" into the machine. This of course means unlimited continues. I find it funny that at the beginning of every game it says that the game is to ONLY be played in Japan. It made me laugh a little.
Anyway, so far it seems like the Propis & Deicide 3 game pack is well worth the price of $24.99 US.
You can find it at the following places:
Gp2xstore.com for US customers
and
Gp2x shop for European customers
