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Originally posted by: TheEvil1
Zelds ISNT the best game in hirtory. but it also CANT be compaiored to DC2 i have DC2 and have extensivily plaied ZWW. they are 2 totally different games
like apples and oranges. one is an RPG and teh other is an Action/adventure puzzle game
Originally posted by: AtomicDude512
Originally posted by: TheEvil1
Zelds ISNT the best game in hirtory. but it also CANT be compaiored to DC2 i have DC2 and have extensivily plaied ZWW. they are 2 totally different games
like apples and oranges. one is an RPG and teh other is an Action/adventure puzzle game
How can you declare bashing monsters to pass levels interesting?
Originally posted by: AtomicDude512
Originally posted by: TheEvil1
Zelds ISNT the best game in hirtory. but it also CANT be compaiored to DC2 i have DC2 and have extensivily plaied ZWW. they are 2 totally different games
like apples and oranges. one is an RPG and teh other is an Action/adventure puzzle game
How can you declare bashing monsters to pass levels interesting?
Originally posted by: GermyBoy
Is DC2 at least longer than Zelda? I was disappointed at the length. Far too easy. I didn't come close to dying once.
I remember the original Dark Cloud was a great game. You had to put together towns to make people happy. With this one, I head that you can construct your own weapons with various items too. I have it downloaded, just need to find a person with a DVD-R, then I'll try it. LOL
Originally posted by: GermyBoy
Is DC2 at least longer than Zelda? I was disappointed at the length. Far too easy. I didn't come close to dying once.
I remember the original Dark Cloud was a great game. You had to put together towns to make people happy. With this one, I head that you can construct your own weapons with various items too. I have it downloaded, just need to find a person with a DVD-R, then I'll try it. LOL
Originally posted by: murphy55d
again...what point are you trying to make here?
Originally posted by: AtomicDude512
Originally posted by: murphy55d
again...what point are you trying to make here?
That Zelda: Wind Waker is much better than Dark Cloud 2. In Dark Cloud you only have to fight monsters to make it throught levels, boring.
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Originally posted by: AtomicDude512
Originally posted by: murphy55d
again...what point are you trying to make here?
That Zelda: Wind Waker is much better than Dark Cloud 2. In Dark Cloud you only have to fight monsters to make it throught levels, boring.
According to that CNN article, "players must collect scattered Georama pieces and then use them to reconstruct villages by creating buildings, vehicles, trees and rivers."
Originally posted by: AtomicDude512
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Originally posted by: AtomicDude512
Originally posted by: murphy55d
again...what point are you trying to make here?
That Zelda: Wind Waker is much better than Dark Cloud 2. In Dark Cloud you only have to fight monsters to make it throught levels, boring.
According to that CNN article, "players must collect scattered Georama pieces and then use them to reconstruct villages by creating buildings, vehicles, trees and rivers."
Still stupid...in Zelda you have to collect and rebuild the Triforce!
Originally posted by: AMDman12GHz
Originally posted by: AtomicDude512
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Originally posted by: AtomicDude512
Originally posted by: murphy55d
again...what point are you trying to make here?
That Zelda: Wind Waker is much better than Dark Cloud 2. In Dark Cloud you only have to fight monsters to make it throught levels, boring.
According to that CNN article, "players must collect scattered Georama pieces and then use them to reconstruct villages by creating buildings, vehicles, trees and rivers."
Still stupid...in Zelda you have to collect and rebuild the Triforce!
WOW Rebuild the Triforce, just like in the other 50 Zelda Games.......
Originally posted by: Arkitech
reading this post has just killed several million of my braincells
Originally posted by: Arkitech
reading this post has just killed several million of my braincells