final fantasy iv: the complete collection, arcade capcom fighting games, and a WHOLE lot of metal slug.
i was born in '97, so i'm trying to get into old games (emulators), since i only own a psp............
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final fantasy iv: the complete collection, arcade capcom fighting games, and a WHOLE lot of metal slug.
i was born in '97, so i'm trying to get into old games (emulators), since i only own a psp............
Burnout Paradise :D
In these days I'm playing some gba games like : fftactics, golden sun, advance wars and yugi oh 2006, in the train and in the bus to uni and at home in the evening/weekends :)
Geez man you seem to be everywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adil25
And me likey fftactics, advance wars and a little yu gi oh. Never played golden sun though.
Was playing some Minecraft, but got stuck in the nether, so I've stopped. Going to crack on with a bunch of games I got from Cash converters the other day.
Playing some World of Warcraft. Played some Minecraft earlier.
Definitely give it a shot, it was one of the memorable games on GBA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheras
Since now that I'm done with Okamiden, I'm onto continuing my save file on Golden Sun Dark Dawn. Lots of leveling up do be done unfortunately.
AC: Brotherhood. I was already impressed with AC2 compared to how much I disliked the first one, but I might be liking this one even more.
Max Payne 3. Anyone else get it?
I've been re-playing thousand year door lately, still as fun every time.
Currently installing Dragon's Dogma. I'll be playing it in a few minutes.
Playing Chrono Trigger for the first time in almost ten years (it's possibly even longer since I last finished it). ^_^ Started it in French for a little bit of language practice, not really intending to go through it properly, and before I knew it I was a good few hours in and busy reforging the Masamune. :'D I forgot just how fantastic a game it is! ^^;;; Filled with happy memories of my early ventures into emulation during my first year of high school.
It's also kind of nice that I can enjoy a game in French now, albeit with a dictionary. ^_^ Of course I should probably just be playing it in Japanese being that I speak that much better than French and it's er... the language that the game was made in. But then I was never one for logic. :wacko:
I'm curious how Ayla is in French. I imagine she used broken Japanese written only in hiragana and/or katakana in the original, or something equally silly. :wacko:
I was wondering that myself. ^_^ Turns out caveman speak is more or less the same in French as it is in English. Or at least the fan translators went about things that way. "Moi" (me) instead of "Je" (I), unconjugated verbs, simple sentences, etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by Gare
Yeah, probably lots of dropped particles and katakana in Japanese. ^^;;; Have only played Chrono Cross in Japanese, though, so I couldn't say for sure~
Playing Dragon's Dogma right now, spent like an 1 and half wandering around the first village. :wacko: