The Psychiatric Ward

x__X I might not really be here for a while to come. I have several other things I need to finish up first...

Aww that's too bad. I was hoping to rp with you. =[

Do what you gotta do. I'll be waiting.

I'm just stuck on one final part here.... I need to make this twice as long as it is right now. ;_;


Now, for the biggest part of the game, the gameplay itself. I have quite a bit to say about all this.

I would like to start off by saying that this game is not very merciful. What I'm talking about here is the way it goes about having puzzles and collecting things. If one happens to pass up something in the game or overlook a small detail, the game won't give much help in figuring out what went wrong. There are few people that will just stop the player and say "Oh wait, you need to go here and get this". The player's only help is either the internet, or the restart button. The puzzles are fairly easy at the beginning of the game, but as the player progresses, they seem to get pretty challenging near the end of it. I've gotten stuck on several puzzles in the game that have taken me several hours to a day just to figure out. This is nothing compared to the ending ones though. They're o complex that I never got past one of the final dungeons. I just ended up cheating there and playing on my friend's file to see the ending because I couldn't beat the place that apparently takes a week to get through.

The game progresses as any other in the series would. The player goes into this apparently difficult but necessary place to retrieve an item crucial to the progression of the game. Along the way, the player finds some new item/weapon that is used near the end of the area to defeat a boss. There are two points that can be brought up here; items and bosses. As for the items, they did a good job on making them but not such a great job on how they were used. The player needs to switch between items a lot during this game and for that, they have to bring up the items menu, select the item, then click on an icon to use it. A little bit drawn out and sometimes tedious. Second point here would be the bosses. They seem almost invincible when first introduced to the character but soon, it becomes apparent in how to defeat them with this new power the player has with the item. It's a really nice mix.

The AI of this game is a bit clumsy and seemingly ill made at times. When drawing a line to order Zelda where to go, she often times just stumbles around, walking in circles if the line is a bit too close to a wall or object.

Ahh...A review for what game?

Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks. I'm trying to get through the gameplay part right now but its hard. x__X

Ahh...I've never played it. Then again, I'm not a big fan of the 'Legend of Zelda' game series.

I only became a fan after playing the windwaker game. That one was pure win. <3

Ahh...probably the only one I played and liked was Twilight Princess.

God I wish I could play that game. I've heard nothing but good about it and it sounds like fun! DX

Ocarina of Time was the best. No doubt.

Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, and Spirit Tracks are the only one's I've played.

Twilight Princess has a very good story to it. It's one of the few games where I felt connected to the story.

Derek has a gamecube?

Yes, Derek has a Gamecube. How does Fluffy think he played Resident Evil 4? Only bad thing is, it's under a pile of clothes in the corner and I'm not touching that mountain of mold with a 38ft pole.

Oh cuz There is a master collection disk. Comes with The legend of Zelda, Link's Adventure, Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.

@_@ Fluffy buy for Pollo?

Fluffy has it if Pollo wants it.

Oh, if only we lived close enough to each other to actually share the game. ;_;

This is where Fluffy Lol's.

Oh well, I don't play it anymore.

Imma have to go find a copy of that on the internet. Games be good?