richymcdermott wrote: » Currently on world 4 in Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze , Absolutely Wonderful , the music is probably some of the most beautiful pieces of orchestrated Melodies I have heard in quite some time, Rich colours and fantastic Fantastic platforming , loving every minute of it.
Mr.Saturn wrote: » Neck-deep in Kirby's Epic Yarn (Wii). Yes, it is quite easy, but HAL pulled a bit of a Wario Land by shifting the fail-punished to that of the collectibles, so it handily provides challenge for anyone (or, well, everyone) not too vexed by the main mode. The level of care and attention given to even the most obscure bits of set dressing is phenomenal; I heard it once described as 'more love and detail than anyone had the reasonable right to expect' and it would be difficult not to agree. Never been 'that' into Kirby, aside from the odd flirtation, but I'd be keen on picking up Kirby's Adventure (Wii) after and having a crack at a more traditional offering.
byrdbrayn wrote: » I'm currently playing Super Castlevania 4, its pretty good but I'm just spamming save states because the game can be so unfair... I wish I had as much self restraint as I had with the Megaman series.
CastorTroy wrote: » Just started Majora on the Gamecube. Well the Wii using the gamecube disc which has the port of the N64 version. Ah, you know what I mean
RobbingBandit wrote: » I just committed a mortal sin as far as games hoarding/collecting/ocd goes, the ORAS demo pissed me off so I opened my shrink wrapped Soul Silver last night, am stuck in the ruins of Alph atm.
abbir wrote: » That version used to crash a lot on me when I got to the later stages of the game . I found the Virtual Console release much more stable.
CastorTroy wrote: » And you're right. Crashed twice on the first 3 days after turning human. So didn't get too far.