Yeah. Nintendo's first-party guides used to be great. Now they're basically the same as Prima and Brady. Versus was pretty good when they were still around. Doublejump is fucking great. I want them to put out a guide for Pokemon.
I have the Double Jump guide for Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
Hah, did anyone ever read Gamespot's Baldur's Gate 2 Game Guide?
They get you through Irenicus' dungeon, and to the part where you're supposed to collect 20,000 gold. They tell you how to do D'Arnise castle, and then basically said, "there's a bunch more quests around in this chapter, just do them until you have enough gold." Chapter is like half the fucking game, those lazy assholes.
Hah, did anyone ever read Gamespot's Baldur's Gate 2 Game Guide?
They get you through Irenicus' dungeon, and to the part where you're supposed to collect 20,000 gold. They tell you how to do D'Arnise castle, and then basically said, "there's a bunch more quests around in this chapter, just do them until you have enough gold." Chapter is like half the fucking game, those lazy assholes.
Holy Jesus.
You can't even call all those things quests, entirely. Several are bigger than many whole games.
God I am SO stuck in Earthbound right about where we are on the Let's Play.
Like, I talked to Apple Kid, gave him the money and such, but when I go to the Valley to go look at the pencil, I ALWAYS dies on my way back. Fucking sprouts keep using Magnet, then bashing the hell out of me, and I can't heal because I don't have any PP so I fucking die every fucking time godamnit fuck.
Are there any battle items that raise PP that DON'T cost a shit ton of money?
Drinking water recovers PP.
Just like in real life.
guys I played earthbound until I got to the first saturn valley and I had to go a factory or someting and everyone kept dieing there. I think there were either slugs or robots I was fighting. and now my emula...er SNES is broken.D:
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God I am SO stuck in Earthbound right about where we are on the Let's Play.
Like, I talked to Apple Kid, gave him the money and such, but when I go to the Valley to go look at the pencil, I ALWAYS dies on my way back. Fucking sprouts keep using Magnet, then bashing the hell out of me, and I can't heal because I don't have any PP so I fucking die every fucking time godamnit fuck.
Are there any battle items that raise PP that DON'T cost a shit ton of money?
Drinking water recovers PP.
Just like in real life.
The For Sale sign is the single-best item in the game. Full inventory and you're stuck in the middle of nowhere? Use the FS sign and some schmuck will come buy something from you. It's awesome!
Yeah. Nintendo's first-party guides used to be great. Now they're basically the same as Prima and Brady. Versus was pretty good when they were still around. Doublejump is fucking great. I want them to put out a guide for Pokemon.
I have the Double Jump guide for Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
It tells you everything
like, literally everything in the game
it's what strategy guides are supposed to be
I saw it in a Gamestop and picked it up because it was small and cheap. Little did I realize how totally fucking awesome it is.
Also: The best Baldur's Gate II guide is one written by DSimpson over at GameFAQs. In fact, he wrote a guide for every Infinity Engine game and they are all fantastic.
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The For Sale sign is the single-best item in the game. Full inventory and you're stuck in the middle of nowhere? Use the FS sign and some schmuck will come buy something from you. It's awesome!
I wish I could go back to the late 90's, where I'd be walking through grocery stores seeing stacks of this game and Super Metroid for like, 10 bucks each.
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Did anyone play star ocean 2?
The game had something like a 99 level secret dungeon at the end of the game.
Every faq/walkthrough I checked online got to the "secret dungeon" and every one pretty much stated
"Oh Jesus Christ this dungeon is hard, don't touch it."
I was kind of disappointed.
You call yourself a walk through?
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I laughed for a good two weeks after a friend of mine bought it. You've never seen a man try so hard to topically fit FFIX Player's Guide complaining tangents into ongoing conversations.
Did anyone play star ocean 2?
The game had something like a 99 level secret dungeon at the end of the game.
Every faq/walkthrough I checked online got to the "secret dungeon" and every one pretty much stated
"Oh Jesus Christ this dungeon is hard, don't touch it."
I was kind of disappointed.
You call yourself a walk through?
I think it's only like 16 levels, it's just he monsters are like level 1000 by the bottom floor.
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I have the Double Jump guide for Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
It tells you everything
like, literally everything in the game
it's what strategy guides are supposed to be
They get you through Irenicus' dungeon, and to the part where you're supposed to collect 20,000 gold. They tell you how to do D'Arnise castle, and then basically said, "there's a bunch more quests around in this chapter, just do them until you have enough gold." Chapter is like half the fucking game, those lazy assholes.
The list was on Starmen.net a while ago, but I can't seem to find it, lots of interesting changes though.
You can't even call all those things quests, entirely. Several are bigger than many whole games.
Drinking water recovers PP.
Just like in real life.
You may want to edit that posthaste
Who sells water?
Or do I just like, check a water source?
I thought they okayed talking about emulation so long as it wasn't about modern systems?
Nooooooooooooo!
The For Sale sign is the single-best item in the game. Full inventory and you're stuck in the middle of nowhere? Use the FS sign and some schmuck will come buy something from you. It's awesome!
I saw it in a Gamestop and picked it up because it was small and cheap. Little did I realize how totally fucking awesome it is.
Also: The best Baldur's Gate II guide is one written by DSimpson over at GameFAQs. In fact, he wrote a guide for every Infinity Engine game and they are all fantastic.
"drop" as in drop it in front of you , or use it
That was not as amazing as advertised. A refund request form has been promptly submitted to your local department.
Well fuck you, book. If I'm going online, I DON'T NEED YOU NOW, DO I?
The game had something like a 99 level secret dungeon at the end of the game.
Every faq/walkthrough I checked online got to the "secret dungeon" and every one pretty much stated
"Oh Jesus Christ this dungeon is hard, don't touch it."
I was kind of disappointed.
You call yourself a walk through?
I think it's only like 16 levels, it's just he monsters are like level 1000 by the bottom floor.
I did a few, but then stopped playing the game as the monsters were raping me.
It's been almost ten years since I've played the game. Fuck if I know.
Maybe it's just me. I love that song.
I dont know if the story of a cowboy and his two kids would be as compelling
I like this version of the Magus music better
http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR00376/
I have that one. It's a bit too abstract for me. The original melody is almost obliterated.
That's what I thought about the one that you posted. I guess I shouldn't even touch this one.
you can touch it with a 10 ft dick