Devia Eleven

I borrowed Uncharted 1 from some guy yesterday, completed it in one sitting in 8 hours. A decent game, but has irritating problems, haven't played Uncharted 2 yet.

Agozer, what games do you have?

The Slim is a good deal, I bought it and now I'm nearly addicted to it, there's just a lot of games for it that have come out over the years that I never got to play previously. MGS4 and Killzone 2 are keeping me interested. It can do many things the 360 cannot, and those things in particular, include, data transfer.

Make sure you don't update it, if you connect to the internet it wouldn't make sense for Nintendo to automatically update your Wii firware without your consent.

Dragon Ball: Raging Blast, decent, but disappointing.

I bought MGS4 for $32, considering how the game goes, it being on the 360 would make no since, some of the dialogue would be completely out of place, play the game and beat it to find out what I mean.

I beat it and got lucky, I legitamatley cannot complete it, as soon as Jin came out I Somersault Kicked him off the train by accident with Marshall Law, after that, I never tried to replay it. I beat it on hard, because appearantly, on hard, the AI of Alisa increases so much that she fights better.

Completed Metal Gear Solid 4, on Solid Normal, and many of my friends consider that a "pussie's" difficutly level, and I'm worth nothing unless I beat the game on Big Boss.

It says you posted the thread on the 9th of November, which means the date would be, 9/11/09

It looks like you have the wrong date posted in the thread title.

Publisher: Tecmo Developer: Team Ninja Rating: M System: Sony PlayStation 3 Players: 1-2 (Online) Release Date: September 29, 2009 After the release of Ninja Gaiden Black, and Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Team Ninja once again decides to create yet another expansion pack of a game, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. It's been released exclusively for the PS3, just like Ninja Gaiden Sigma was, for whatever reason. The same story applies here, about how the Archfiends were sealed away by the Dragons, and now that the Archfiends are after an ancient statue, the Dragon Ninja returns to bestow violence amongst them, nothing too complex. It's a seemingly refined iteration of the original. With the absence of Tomonobu Itagaki, Yosuke Hayashi produced and changed small things in the original as a sign of betrayal. The use of the SIXAXIS controller, is to wiggle the women's over sized breasts from side to side, or any which way. The story has changed slightly, and three new characters have been included in the story mode, each with a sparse one time mission that only lasts for under 20 minutes. Ayane, is a character taken from the Dead or Alive, and is a Kunoichi, an affiliate of Ryu Hyabusa. Momiji is a female Hayabusa clan member taken from Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword, originally on the Nintendo DS. Lastly, Rachel, a returning character from the previous installment, a Demon Hunter who is also affiliated with Ryu Hayabusa. The players can be fought with, but their role in the story remains a mystery, even after reading the instruction booklet, or watching the cutscenes, no clear explanation warrants the meaning of the three character's presence, but they do change the pace of the game. Each character has their ups and downs ultimately, for example, one having a heavy weapon but being too slow, or one being very fast but weak, Ryu seems to balance out the two, but experiencing other fighting styles within the Ninja Gaiden universe can be interesting at first participation. Many things in Ninja Gaiden 2 have been altered for better or for worse. New bosses have been added the majority of them provide hardly any distinction, and do not hold up the usual ferocity of the original bosses. Bosses have been replaced with easy ones, vice versa. For a person who's already completed Ninja Gaiden 2, the new bosses and enemies, should be discovered for nostalgic purposes or for a hunger for something different. A few areas are also skipped, etcetera, no major changes in this case, the alterations will only seem major to a person who's beaten Ninja Gaiden 2 more than once. This game in particular adds two new modes, Chapter Challenge, and Team Mission Mode. Chapter Challenge allows a player to replay an individual chapter, on any difficulty they choose, to set record, and Team Mission Mode provides a new Co-op capability that allows two players online to play along side each other within a plethora of different objectives. There are so many different missions under one difficulty setting, all four characters can be chosen from, as well as the weapon desired, Ninpo desired, and costume desired. In the mode itself, if one player dies, the other player can revive the knockouted player infinite amount of times until their health gives in. If a player is unconscious for too long, or is hit while on the ground, he or she will die permanently and the mission will be failed. Local two player being exempt from the game is a disappointment. Other than the two modes mentioned there isn't much to do, unless the new difficultly settings provide further amusement. The game's overall difficultly has been toned down by around 20%, meaning that the game is on a lower level of arduousness, or "Master Ninja". For any person who's aware, Ninja Gaiden's difficulty has never been a push over, and in this game not much has changed. Any difficultly level over Warrior, can easily frustrate a player, or any mission beyond the difficultly of Warrior can do the same. The level of gore has been toned down slightly, which seems pointless because the rating is still mature. No longer will limbs been seen scattered across the ground, the enemy's limbs shatter into purple soul mist, and evaporates. The question is why the game couldn't have just been a patch or DLC, or if it was just an attempt to get Ninja Gaiden on the PS3 once again. The combat requires precision and patience. You no longer are required to pay to upgrade weapons, it's free, but one weapon can be upgraded one shop at a time to provide balance, and certain weapons can't be leveled past a certain level until you accel further throughout the game. The combat in Ninja Gaiden still hasn't gotten old, but what has gotten old are the remakes of the games, I would go in depth about the combat itself but there's not much to say since it's exactly the same, matching Ninja Gaiden 2 in every way. The graphics look no better, or worse, no matter what major gaming site says, there's hardly any difference, not that it even mattered from the start. There has been little nick knacks tacked on to Ninja Gaiden 2 to make Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. It's the equivalent to giving a beautiful women makeup that wouldn't either hurt or enhance her appearance or make her look better. Unless a Ninja Gaiden 3 is released soon, there's no real reason to purchase such a game, you'll be better off renting. Not much replayability is present, once all of the missions are completed, then what, the same applies to the main storyline, once all of the difficulty settings have been proceeded, nothing lies except the pressing of the power button on the PlayStation 3 game system. Ninja Gaiden 2 itself is a good game, but the Sigma version, with a price tag of a full game while only adding in a morsel of difference is a bit absurd. Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 itself isn't horrendous, but it's only asinine that more wasn't added if the game was being sold at full price. Verdict: 7.5

How did you beat NANCY, this is my last trophy that I need to get.

How did you manage to complete the Demon Train in Scenerio Campaign?

I like Tekken 6 after 7 hours of gameplay. I completed the Scenerio Campaign, and now I'm going for unlocking all character's endings, more missions to prove the money spent was worth it.

Mixed feelings, bought it for the PS3. The man at Gamestop gave me a "New" Tekken 6, with the case broken, and with the slide cover wrinkled. Kind of didn't like the fact that there were only 40 characters, not saying the character choice wasn't reasonable. I wanted to be able to unlock the characters, and there seems to be a sparse stage selection. The gameplay is great, but the modes aren't very dynamic. I've played the Scenerio Campaign mode with Law for about 5 stages, a bit repetitive but probably better online. I want them to make a Tekken Tag Tournament 2, with all characters, which is, I beleive around 65.

Uncharted Uncharted 2 Killzone 2 Heavenly Sword Ratchet Ratchet 2 Metal Gear Solid 4 Ninja Gaiden Sigma Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Little Big Planet inFamous Disgaea 3 Resistance Resistance 2 Valkyria Chronicles Cross Edge Just about every decent exclusive PS3 title.

Inglorious Basterds, outstanding film.

How is it?

What is your firmware version?

All I want to do is play Tekken 6 like how I played all of the previous Tekkens, grab a bottle of water, complete the game with all characters, and then unlock even more features using guides, play Tekken Force, and stare at the game case until I find it boring to do so.

the art style was great. but how many times can you shove a tire over someones chest and arms then throw them in a trash can before it gets boring? My thoughts exactly, the only thing that's dynamic are the weapons provided within each level, because of the blood splatter attacks tend to get less repetitive over time, I can tolerate it until I finish the game.

MadWorld, the game seems mediocre within the first 30 minutes and becomes slightly good once you get the controls down, a bit repetitive, however.

If the PSP had more games I would use it more, emulators alone aren't going to expand is replayability life, the system just needs more games, plain and simple, and we will receive a few this year and the next.

Absolutely, completed it with 23 hours clocked in, took a few weeks to complete. There's one area in the game where the enemies spike in difficulty. Overall the story was pretty enjoyable, have you played it yet? You having played it before or not will vary my response.

I'm not sure if any other firmware than Dark Alex's M33 is really worth checking out, the 2000 versions should do fine.