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And will Will Arnett still be voicing Matt? #difficulty
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A satirical shooter, many wacky cartoon-moments, over-the-top moments and the game is basically a parody of every war ever fought.
Plus in part 3 there are zombies, and you can get infected and play as a zombie... which is epicly fun.
*pants from excitement* #difficulty
10/29/09
@D-K, a burning sensation: At this point, I'd kinda assume anybody who hasn't heard of Metal Slug has tried their hardest to avoid it. #difficulty
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I'm telling you, the classic coin-ops of yore are becoming more and more a hardcore-cult thing, than a vacation-summertime thing.
Incidently, Dynamite cops is not that well known, but I can never bring myself to not-name it.. It was so cool and still has one of the best implementations of QTE's. #difficulty
10/29/09
Good game. #difficulty
10/29/09
I meant the first 2 games had 2 characters, then 4 and a selection menu. #difficulty
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Actually managed to beat MS2 without losing a life. It's my greatest video gaming accomplishment. #difficulty
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I really wanted to like Eat Lead, D3 had me at "Neil Patrick Harris and Will Arnett." The marketing was clever, and the self-aware storyline and overall level of satire was really something to love. But the game wasn't any good. I want this franchise to work, but I don't love the concept enough to plow through the middling, buggy gameplay. #difficulty
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Well, they already have quite a few of those games on the 360. The psp and the 360 are the main suppliers for this sort of games. That's why the 360 fanbase in Japan is quite otakuish. Too bad for those otaku, they were one letter away from being Kool ^^
04/07/09
X rated ladies doing much more on the internet - 0 dollars
Having to face a store clerk's judgment to buy the PG rated girls but getting the X rated ones completely anonymously - Priceless
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SOMEONE OUT THERE WILL KNOW YOUR SHAME.
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I believe in most of these games, there's some sort of conversation going on between you and those girls and from time to time you are prompted to choose an answer or make a certain action. («Do you want to ask her if she has a boyfriend», «Do you want to ask her if she wants to remove her panties». «Do you want to throw Ice cream on her face». «Do you want to stop playing this game and get a real girlfriend instead ?») The goal is either to get them to fall in some sort of platonic love with the main character (for console games) or to make love to them in a very graphic way (in the pc version of those games). From time to time, there are some mini games thrown in randomly that vary from a street fighter 2 clone to a space invader remake. Here it seems the minigames would involve making fancy drinks or I guess some timing related minigame during karaoke?
I have never played one personally but that's what I believe they offer gameplaywise. It seems their plot is not as bad as I would have assumed since a few of my favourite anime (Kimi ga nozomu eien, shintetsutan tsukihime, fate stay night, Air and Kanon are all based on dating sims)
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I don't think this game's premise is meant to be as seedy as everyone here is making it.
04/07/09
Good point, I just meant it as a sort of introduction to that kind of gameplay but then one has to differentiate btw dating sims, eroge, galgames and visual novels but as I don't know myself the differences between the subgenres I didn't want to get into that. Thanks both of you for the clarification.
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He's a fan of the Oneechanbara series. I don't get him at all. In fact, I actually hate him a little.
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02/19/09
Seriously, though, what's the point in this? Who would actually buy this?
Or is the fact that I need to ask that a demonstration of my ignorance to the more unusal aspects of 'gaming'?
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