ANDREW WILSON
COMMUNITY WRITER
Default_picture
Followers (0)
Following (0)
LOCATION
TWITTER  -NONE-
FACEBOOK  -NONE-
WEBSITE  -NONE-
LINKEDIN  -NONE-
WII   -NONE-
STEAM  -NONE-
ANDREW WILSON'S SPONSOR
Adsense-placeholder
FEATURED POST
2guys_1title
My review of the best video game I've played this year.
Sunday, October 10, 2010 | Comments (0)
POST BY THIS AUTHOR (8)
COMMENTS BY THIS AUTHOR (66)
"I don't think Ys Seven is quite up to the level of Zelda. Wind Waker and Twilight Princess were amazing games, and it's going to be hard for Nintendo itself to top them.

Now, Ys Seven is a great game, to be sure. But it lacks the depth of the best Zelda games by far. Its dungeons do not have the brilliant puzzles we've seen in the Zelda games. It's more geared towards action, and at that I consider it more of a hack-and-slash game. Even at that, Zelda has had some genuinely white-knuckle battles, and you can't win most of the time by just madly chopping away at an enemy."

Saturday, October 23, 2010
"I've always been a fan of fighting games, although I prefer 3-D fighters and particularly loved the PS1/Saturn era fighters. My favorite fighting game this generation is Virtua Fighter 5 Online on 360, and I'm disappointed that the fighting game revival missed it. I keep hoping Sega will release VF5 Final Showdown with complete online features for PS3 and 360."
Saturday, October 23, 2010
"I hate character creation for a more fundamental reason: there's no character creation tool which really lets you make an aesthetically pleasing character. The hair is the worst, it's basically several varieties of helmet-head or bed-head. Plus, in the kind of games that have it, your face is just going to be obscured by a helmet.

I also agree with Kai Su that I don't feel "connected" to my main character in such games. Part of that is that the characters in the game world generally don't respond to the player character unless they're attacking you. It's sometimes like you're a floating camera."

Sunday, October 10, 2010
"Even to this day, in the age of games like SFIV and BlazBlue, Mortal Kombat II is my favorite 2-D fighter. It's still a rip-roaring blast to play, and I can play it with other people again since Sony took it online on PS3.

P.S. My favorite 3-D fighter is Virtua Fighter 5 as well, although I got it on 360. It's why I bought a 360. I like your tastes. :)"

Sunday, October 10, 2010
"I would probably be Auron, or maybe Citan from Xenogears."
Sunday, October 10, 2010
"Hear hear!

I try my best to support publishers by buying games I like new. Sometimes it isn't feasible, however. They're simply not going to get $60 for every new game they shove across at me.

What's next? Are publishers going to start going after people who don't pre-order, thereby guaranteeing them some money before they even release their products, by making everyone who opts to buy a game off the shelf, even a new game, pay $10 for online play? I've already seen the beginnings of that idea..."

Sunday, October 10, 2010
"Final Fantasy VII

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Dragon Quest VIII

Valkyria Chronicles

Super Metroid

Virtua Fighter 5

Super Mario 64

Resident Evil 4

Xenogears

Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete

Fallout 3

Demon's Souls

Sakura Wars: So Long My Love

Okami

Pokemon"

Sunday, October 10, 2010
"character ball size, Voldo would win, hands-down. I hope that cod-piece has a Krieg padlock and reinforced steel holding it in place"
Thursday, August 06, 2009
"ith's death is my all-time favorite video game scene. I still have it saved on my memory card. My second favorite is Celes' suicide (FFVI). Xenogears had a lot of very sad scenes, most of which were actually on the infamous second disc. I enjoyed Disc 2 for all its scenes, particularly where Fei is frozen in carbonite. A favorite early scene is his banishment from Lahan... And the "Soylent system" was genuinely creepy... even if I knew what was coming from the reference to the Charlton Heston"
Thursday, August 06, 2009
"y just don't make death scenes like they used to. The Zelda death scene was my most memorable, but my all time favorite is Elevator Action. And to skip ahead to SNES, Super Metroid had a memorable death scene - Samus busting out of her power suit into a skimpy string bikini. Of course, you knew she was going to be broiled to death, poisoned by toxic gases, or drowned without her space s"
Thursday, August 06, 2009
"t I don't want to see: Microsoft and Sony pretty much ignoring video games to hawk digital distribution systems. [b]I DO NOT CARE. I DON'T NEED ANOTHER GODDAMN NETFLIX.[/b] I have a cable system that lets me watch every crappy movie ever made. I have a huge DVD collection of stuff I actually LIKE. If Sony and Microsoft truly have so little respect for gaming as to hawk their game systems as digital movie players that just happen to play games, please leave the industry. I don't want to see Nintendo with nothing to show but Wii Sports 2. Last years' performance was pathetic. I don't want Microsoft's big announcement, other than yet ANOTHER movie distribution platform, to be MGS4 for the 360. Mostly, I don't want ANYTHING that even smells of the sin against God and video games that was E3 2008. Worst. E3."
Monday, May 25, 2009
"eral Leo Chrisophe: KIA 10-11-1994, while defending the town of Thamasa from K"
Monday, May 25, 2009