There is never any love for SEGA RPG's on lists like these. May I remind you all of:
Shining Force 3 - Introduced multiple scenarios where the actions of the first game would determine mini changes in the second, including characters that appeared in later scenarios, etc. This experimented with the idea before Mass Effect in any rate.
Panzer Dragon Saga - Took the on-rails shooting of the Panzer Dragoon games and turned it into one of the most atmospheric...
This article really made me laugh. But mostly at the people who took it seriously and can't take a joke :)
I think my favourite game trailer/song combination was the Lost Odyssey trailer featuring White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane. It was a song that just captured the rather odd atmosphere of the Lost Odyssey trailer really well. Plus, it's an awesome song!
I've been a gamer all my life and some of the comments here and across the internet regarding female gamers are the reason why I'm starting to grow out of games and just fall out of love with gaming in general.
My new favourite activity is using the Fire Breath shout on goats when climbing across mountains. Not only does it set these poor goats on fire, but it also flings them cleanly off the mountain too. I can only imagine the horror of falling, flaming goats raining down on the encampments and villages below.
Death Egg Zone doesn't count as a level, since it's just a boss battle.
Wow. So many people haven't played the Blood Moon expansion from Morrowind. Werewolves were awesome, much better than Vampires.
Fans have been asking for this for ages! One of the best SEGA RPG's, it really deserves to return in some shape or form.
I always used to try and steal everything without getting caught in Oblivion. Skyrim will make this more fun!
Less than a month to go! :D
Patrick Stewart could narrate every game in existence and I would never get bored.
The problem with scaling difficulties is that it can cheapen the experience for some. Imagine playing a game on normal or hard and failing a few times. You keep on trying until you get better until you finally beat the challenge; that sense of accomplishment feels really good right?
But then if you found out that the game deliberately adjusted itself to you and made it easier without your knowledge, that accomplishment wouldn't mean anything. It's like playing a multi...
Giant Mudcrabs?
Sold.
I studied game design at University, along with two other women. Honestly, the one thing that puts me off wanting to make games are the childish comments of gamers online. I don't want to pour my heart and soul into a project, only for some guy to post 'hur hur, this sucks'.
Cam Clarke and Mike Pollock are my two favourite voice actors. Cam Clarke did the voice for Liquid Snake, however I loved him most as Ryudo in Grandia 2 and also as Kaneda in Akira, although he's worked in loads of different games.
I was lucky enough to meet Mike Pollock in person at Summer of Sonic and he is a fantastic bloke and loves meeting fans! He really brings Dr Eggman to life.
Nope, it's not :(
Don't write out Skyrim just yet. The images we have seen are of the Xbox 360 version, whereas most of the awesome stuff we've seen of Battlefield have been on PC.
I'm pretty sure the PC version of Skyrim will blow everyone away.
Glad to see some love for Panzer Dragoon Saga! Many SEGA RPG's seem to be underrated, yet they remain my favourite RPG's of all time. Panzer Dragoon Saga is definitely the best I ever played, but I also loved Shining Force 3 (I own a Japanese copy of Scenario 3), Dragon Force, Shining the Holy Ark and Skies of Arcadia. Amazing games that defined my life as a gamer, more or less.
I did own Panzer Dragoon Saga years ago, but I sold it when I upgraded to a Dreamcast in 1...
I can see where they are coming from. Imperials are an obvious one!
The only thing that's really missing that shouldn't be is mounted combat in my opinion, I can live without the others. I should at least be able to cast spells/powers on myself (like Night Eye) without having to dismount :/