I was also disappointed at the new GL specification but there is still hope http://www.opengl.org/registry/specs/EXT/d...tate_access.txtteh_programerer said:
Gothic3 was an amazing game, it almost won over Oblivion in my opinion. A world where everyone is actually living wins over a game where everyone is walking around aimlessly. This Gothic3 mentioning also sparked a killer thought. Why doesn't the whole community band together to make an amazing open ended RPG for the pandora similar to Oblivion or Gothic3 or Morrowind or Fable... *trails off lost in hopeless dreams* :lol:icurafu said:
This is great advice. I bought a DS Lite and an R4 a couple months ago and can't believe I've lived so long without such a pairing. There's a lot of great DS games out there, and thanks to the R4 whenever I can find the time I'll always have something to play (currently playing Final Fantasy IV DS).TaG said:Supercard DSOne. NES goodness. (Can't persuade PSP to run homebrew
I was under the impression that Craig was unable to bring a prototype with him due to a shipping delay of some sort (unless that was in reference to something else...)?Spadoof said:Anyone ever found out how that thing went, were craig took that prototype to germany? Anyways I really wish I could get more psx emulator videos ( running on the pandora) to watch to make the pain of not having a Pandora go away.
-Spadoof
Played it on the SNES years back (FF2 US). A little more bland of a story than FF3 (FF6 JA) but still, a damn good game.palmertech said:
AireTamStorm said:
I haven't had too much time to play it, but I'd agree with WizardStan's comments for the most part. I did play the original, so it is interesting playing through the game in a 3D environment. However, I personally felt that the new character designs of the characters looks rather odd/awkward (I understand that they're not trying to go for something realistic, but the characters to me look child-like, bone-y, and lack body/muscle mass). Good voice-acting/script writing is usually hard to find in a game, and, while it's not the worst, I feel it could be better. Gameplay is nothing out of the ordinary for an RPG (I figure if you've decided to pick it up you know what you're getting yourself into). The game is noticeably more difficult than the SNES version, which I see as a welcomed change (though it can be boring having to spend time in long battles as you try to level up your characters just so you can stand a chance against a buffed up boss). All in all, it's decent and worth looking into if you played in the original. If you've never played the original, I'm not sure if it'd be worth buying (of course, I'm using an R4, so...).palmertech said:
