Ack, ack, ack...
Nov. 2nd, 2003 02:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chaoscheebsNo, I'm not poorly imitating a tommy gun. Not only do I have a cold, but I found out by checking my AOL e-mail account, which will no longer work after the 15th, that miasma.nu, where my WA site was hosted, is no longer hosting sites. Which means I have to (a) go back to Angelfire or (b) find somewhere that doesn't give you pop-ups even if you choose the top banner option. When I'm feeling better, I'll fix everything up.
Oh, and I finally got Sonic Adventure DX; it was the last copy at Best Buy too. I'll say this: The character themes are _so_ much better in SA2 Battle, or so I think. Maybe I've played SA2 so many times that anything else sounds off. Even "Open Your Heart" compared to "Live and Learn"... I say "Live and Learn" is better.
Graphics... obviously the later game is better. The mouth movements may have seemed a bit off in SA2, but the ones in SA1 frighten me. "Can't sleep, Sonic will eat me... O.o" And the framerate... Oh, heavens, the framerate... One moment, it's fine, the next, choppy as hell.
The controls are a little looser than what I'm used to, but otherwise fine. I could never make a character walk straight with an analog controller anyway. That's why I worried like heck on that "invisible, narrow walkway" puzzle in Wild Arms 3. Of course, the facts that it was _invisible_ unless you hit something and was about as wide as your character didn't help at all. WA3 had truly evil sections in it, gameplay wise. >_<
Ladies and gentlemen, once again I managed to go from something else to Wild Arms.Worship PH34R Go me?
Oh, and I finally got Sonic Adventure DX; it was the last copy at Best Buy too. I'll say this: The character themes are _so_ much better in SA2 Battle, or so I think. Maybe I've played SA2 so many times that anything else sounds off. Even "Open Your Heart" compared to "Live and Learn"... I say "Live and Learn" is better.
Graphics... obviously the later game is better. The mouth movements may have seemed a bit off in SA2, but the ones in SA1 frighten me. "Can't sleep, Sonic will eat me... O.o" And the framerate... Oh, heavens, the framerate... One moment, it's fine, the next, choppy as hell.
The controls are a little looser than what I'm used to, but otherwise fine. I could never make a character walk straight with an analog controller anyway. That's why I worried like heck on that "invisible, narrow walkway" puzzle in Wild Arms 3. Of course, the facts that it was _invisible_ unless you hit something and was about as wide as your character didn't help at all. WA3 had truly evil sections in it, gameplay wise. >_<
Ladies and gentlemen, once again I managed to go from something else to Wild Arms.
