Page 4 of 4 FirstFirst ... 2 3 4
Results 61 to 63 of 63
  1. #61
    Nidhogg
    Join Date
    Jul 2006
    Posts
    3,999
    BG Level
    7

    do not get resident on ps1 aside from the movie at the start(it's just hillarious to watch) the Game cube version is the same thing except 10x better in every aspect has all the same stuff in it except it has ALOT of bonus added material not like any square remake

  2. #62
    ~Layton~
    Join Date
    Nov 2007
    Posts
    704
    BG Level
    5

    Gregory Horror Show ~ PS2

    A PS2 game created by Capcom in 2003. The general premise of the game involves the player (who can choose to be male or female) trying to escape from Gregory House, a deranged hotel run by the old mouse Gregory. The game involves having to steal bottled souls from twelve guests, and returning them to Death before going to sleep.

    In the game, Neko Zombie helped explain the gameplay and introduces the player to mental health. Mental health acts like a health gauge of the player's mental fortitude. The player must maintain a good level of mental health by sleeping, reading books, or using special 'herb' items reminiscent of the Resident Evil game series. If the player's mental health completely runs out, then the character goes insane, and becomes a permanent guest at Gregory House.

    While the bizarre cube-esque graphics (which were a staple of the 'anime') give the game an unusual look for a survival horror game, there is still an element of tension and unease because the player must creep around the hotel, avoiding detection by the various guests. If the player gets caught by one of them, then the guest will attack them by forcing them to watch some 'Horror Shows', a bizarre vision of violence set in a traditional Japanese theatre.

    The game features a goldmine of easter eggs and backstory which either reference or expand upon certain events of the series. For example, in the 'Bloody Karte' arc, Catherine develops an attraction for Hell's Chef; in the game, the player can find a signed trading card of him in the psychotic nurse's treatment room. Also, if a player takes the time to follow the guests around the building at various different points in the game, they will often divulge interesting tidbits about the hotel and each other. For example, if the player follows Gregory around quite early on in the game, a huge amount of how Neko Zombie came to be the way he is can be learned.
    I never expected to like this game but it was so great I had to go find the tv show it was adapted from! =D You can finish it very quickly if you know what you're doing but it's good to just take your time with it, explore the hotel and spy on the guests. ^^

  3. #63
    Salvage Bans
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Posts
    835
    BG Level
    5

    - Tales of Eternia (named Tales of Destiny II in America)
    Give this a try please. Very good game, most Tales games are really. But this is where the battle system first started getting good. The English voice acting is horrendous, but the gameplay and characters are still great.

    - Xenogears.
    Speaks for itself.

    - Ape Escape
    Very fun, and if I recall correctly, very challenging.

    - Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
    Forever a classic.

    - Legend of Dragoon
    An average RPG, but give it a shot and see what you think. People either like it or they don't dig it.

Page 4 of 4 FirstFirst ... 2 3 4

Similar Threads

  1. Your list of Top 10 Games of 2009 and Why.
    By Kyo in forum Gaming Discussion
    Replies: 38
    Last Post: 2010-01-15, 11:14
  2. Your Top 5 (or less) Worst RPGs (and why)
    By Yuri-G in forum Gaming Discussion
    Replies: 102
    Last Post: 2008-07-01, 16:57
  3. Your Top 5 RPGs (and why)
    By Amiel in forum Gaming Discussion
    Replies: 229
    Last Post: 2008-06-08, 21:34
  4. Mr. Game and Watch's special property
    By Metah in forum Gaming Discussion
    Replies: 11
    Last Post: 2008-03-28, 17:49