well who cares what you buy a game for...a majority of games like the stories in fighting games...one fish doesnt matter.
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i dont care what you think im stating my opinion...the combo system sucks just kicks and punches with a click of a few buttons and if you dont block the first your screwed...the massive beams of super destruction suck and make it uneven...the 1 kick and 1 punch buttons lower the use of a combo system the graphics...well i guess they kinda sorta simulate the animeish part but if it but it would have looked better cell shaded IMO....and dbz has no story its fight train fight train...no room for suprises or new/secrect characters you havent seen...its stuck on the same dbz story cartoon network has overly played...i also never said the game had no fmv's.
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Mortal Combat: Deadly Alliance rocks. Only one thing that pisses me off, about 3 game modes are blocked off if you dont have a memory card. I got it for Gamecube today. I played it for about 3 hours and then I tried to type something on my computer, my fingers wouldnt move all that well.
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Really? You think that was only my first mistake? Well, that's sweet of you to say so, but I'm sure there was at least one before that.
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I don't think everyone buys a fighting game for it's story. I mean, how many people bought Doom for it's story, and how many people know that Quake 1 even had a story?
well who cares what you buy a game for And I thought I knew just how dumb you are. All this is is a matter of opinion. I stated my opinion because that's all this matter is. I don't think a fighting game needs a story, so I don't buy them based on their story. You might think that story is important in a fighting game. However, you don't realize this. You think your opinion is above all others. Due to hypocritical comments you have made before, I think nothing of your opinion. Yet, you still have the right to your opinion, so go buy whatever games you want to. | |
FuZzY DiCe wrote:
you couldnt be more off... Yeah I could! Just watch me! dbz is the shallow over rated game I believe that Dragonball Z has an extremely great storyline, therefore I believe the game has a great story line, because they are all the same. and all those games you listed followed a story line from all of their predecessors and street fighter games were neat because they included characters and stories from capcoms final fight series such ad cody being an inmate for fighting too much after he saved metro city for the last time. I can't stand games like Street Fighter, etc., because they just jump into the storyline out of nowhere. I think if they actually had a big ol' "cinema scene" after every few battles, that would explain a bit instead of just "Dar... fight", "Dar... fight", "Dar... fight". There's no real "Story mode", but an "Arcade" mode. I find them boring, and I'm doing playing them within 10 minutes. By the way, stop being so prejudice towards Dragonball Z: Budokai. It is, indeed, a great fighting game. | |
Dracon wrote:
FuZzY DiCe wrote:If they are the same, then whats the point in doing both? I'd rather not watch something then know whats going to happen in the game. | |
Actually therre was one hell of a good fighting game on the 64, it was Raguka Kids. and you played as this little kids superheroes and was totally cartooney, nice game i thought it was worth buying. Still do
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Mrhat99au wrote:
If they are the same, then whats the point in doing both? I'd rather not watch something then know whats going to happen in the game. Yeah, we all have our own opinions. I'd rather kick Vegeta's ass all over the place as Goku than watch it on TV. | |
que? no comprendo...what do you mean i think its important but i dont know? doom and quake are first person shooters...they do have stories...although it be lame its still a story if it didnt matter why do people spend time on them and not make a game that goes straight into loading and playing...cause you would be lost...its like tekken and the king of iron first tournaments and how each character has a story to what happened after the previous one and why they have entered the next one...but you have a lame taste in games so i guess ill let you read your own text some more.
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street fighter what? i've played enough high quality fighting games to hate dbz buddokai and dbz hasnt had exactly the greatest history in good fighting games...
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FuZzY DiCe wrote:
street fighter what? i've played enough high quality fighting games to hate dbz buddokai and dbz hasnt had exactly the greatest history in good fighting games... I have also played better fighting games than DragonBall Z: Budokai, the one being better so far is Tekken 4. I have also played the following Street Fighters; Street Fighter Ex, Street Fighter Ex + Alpha, Street Fighter, Street Fighter 2. But overall, I do class Tekken 4 as my best fighting game so far if I had to. -- But really, there are not many fighting games far behind Tekken 4 for me. --Lee | |
Fuzzy, speaking on behalf of *almost* everybody who has been reading your replies, I would have to say your the most snobbiest person that I have ever heard. Heres a suggestion before you do something stupid and get banned, don't downsize other peoples opinions and don't tell other people that one person, especially them, does not matter. That means you don't matter either, which only makes you look foolish.
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Sarge's Heroes 1 and 2
Donkey Kong 64
LoZ:OoT
Super Mario 64
Mario Kart 64 and Mickey's Speedway (Mickey's Speedway is essentially Mario Kart with sharper graphics, slicker play, and most importantly, the trigger button honks your horn if you don't have a weapon.)
Mario Party 1 and 2
Goldeneye
Bomberman 64
Spiderman 64
Rampage World Tour
The ones I play less often:
Lego Racing
LoZ: MM
Powerpuff Girls: Chemical X-Traction
Xena (another less-than-mediocre fighting game that only exists as a media tie-in. Actually fairly fun in 4 player mode, even if you don't care for the show, as I don't.)
Shadowman
Hybrid Heaven (fun, but beaten to death)
Superman (kind of fun as a sort of flight simulator. If I'd paid more than $6 for it, I would've felt ripped off.)