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 Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:49 pm
When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console."
I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it.
The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience.
Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first.
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Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2009 5:58 pm
Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you.
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Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2009 9:20 pm
Never played Star Ocean.
So...yeah. Glad you're having fun with it though.
No go buy Alien Hominid HD when it's cheap next week.
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Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2009 9:48 pm
Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love.
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Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 5:10 am
tangocat777 Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. Too much love equals hate. But I guess an un-christian like you wouldn't understand this.
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Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:23 am
Fryderyk tangocat777 Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. Too much love equals hate. But I guess an un-christian like you wouldn't understand this. Shouldn't that be non-Christian? xd @Arvis Well...they're like $200. I know it isn't easy to come by that type of money, but it sure is a lot cheaper compared to when you got your PS3.
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Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 9:01 pm
tangocat777 Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. My humor tends to be exceedingly deadpan and sarcastic. And when I'm in a good mood, it amplifies that. I was trying to be funny. And yeah, I wouldn't give Microsoft $200 for a NEW LIVER if I needed one. I would just say "No thanks, I'll just die."
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Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 4:53 am
Arvis_Jaggamar tangocat777 Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. My humor tends to be exceedingly deadpan and sarcastic. And when I'm in a good mood, it amplifies that. I was trying to be funny. And yeah, I wouldn't give Microsoft $200 for a NEW LIVER if I needed one. I would just say "No thanks, I'll just die." I don't think you would live long with a M$ liver anyways. Hmm... At least you would have a $200 legacy for your orphans.
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Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 12:26 pm
Arvis_Jaggamar tangocat777 Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. My humor tends to be exceedingly deadpan and sarcastic. And when I'm in a good mood, it amplifies that. I was trying to be funny. And yeah, I wouldn't give Microsoft $200 for a NEW LIVER if I needed one. I would just say "No thanks, I'll just die." Sagitar is of the same opinion Arvis xd (he too really wants to play that Star Ocean game)
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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 3:48 pm
Sakyh Arvis_Jaggamar tangocat777 Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. My humor tends to be exceedingly deadpan and sarcastic. And when I'm in a good mood, it amplifies that. I was trying to be funny. And yeah, I wouldn't give Microsoft $200 for a NEW LIVER if I needed one. I would just say "No thanks, I'll just die." Sagitar is of the same opinion Arvis xd (he too really wants to play that Star Ocean game) I'm actually a LOT more interested in Lost Odyssey and Mass Effect 2... assuming the latter remains exclusive.
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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:37 pm
Arvis_Jaggamar Sakyh Arvis_Jaggamar tangocat777 Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. My humor tends to be exceedingly deadpan and sarcastic. And when I'm in a good mood, it amplifies that. I was trying to be funny. And yeah, I wouldn't give Microsoft $200 for a NEW LIVER if I needed one. I would just say "No thanks, I'll just die." Sagitar is of the same opinion Arvis xd (he too really wants to play that Star Ocean game) I'm actually a LOT more interested in Lost Odyssey and Mass Effect 2... assuming the latter remains exclusive. Actually I was refering to his deep seated hatred for the 360. But he also really wants to play that Star ocean game.
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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:45 pm
Arvis_Jaggamar Sakyh Arvis_Jaggamar tangocat777 Arvis_Jaggamar Solus Canis Lupus When news came that the next installment in the Star Ocean series was going to the Xbox 360 instead of the Playstation 3, I freaked out. I threw a temper tantrum and whined and complained about how I was really expecting it to be on the PS3 or at least multi-platform. I was upset about what console the game was on and didn't think "Hey, it's the game that matters, not the console." I went out yesterday and got (rented, I'm poor lol) Star Ocean: The Last Hope and stayed up til 3AM playing it. Needless to say, my eyes didn't evaporate from playing the game on the 360. The game has been really enjoyable so far and I have been fully immersed in it. The new blindside system in the fighting is very nice. Fighting monsters seems less of an annoyance then it was in Till The End Of Time. I actually want to go out and level up. There have been many improvements in the game. There are a few minor complaints I have about the game like the pop-in with some objects even when I installed the game to the hard drive (I'd hate to see what it's like without the install), but nothing that takes away from the experience. Lastly, it actually feels like it belongs on the 360! When I'm playing this game I think Microsoft; I would prefer to press a green A than an black X. I feel silly about acting the way I had when I found out this game was coming the the 360. It's a great game, and I wish I would have looked past the console aspect at first. Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson here. But I don't have a 360. So screw you. Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. My humor tends to be exceedingly deadpan and sarcastic. And when I'm in a good mood, it amplifies that. I was trying to be funny. And yeah, I wouldn't give Microsoft $200 for a NEW LIVER if I needed one. I would just say "No thanks, I'll just die." Sagitar is of the same opinion Arvis xd (he too really wants to play that Star Ocean game) I'm actually a LOT more interested in Lost Odyssey and Mass Effect 2... assuming the latter remains exclusive. Trust me when I say you'll most likely never play ME on PS3.. and as for LO... Sucks for you.
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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:56 pm
Fryderyk Arvis_Jaggamar Sakyh Arvis_Jaggamar tangocat777 Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. My humor tends to be exceedingly deadpan and sarcastic. And when I'm in a good mood, it amplifies that. I was trying to be funny. And yeah, I wouldn't give Microsoft $200 for a NEW LIVER if I needed one. I would just say "No thanks, I'll just die." Sagitar is of the same opinion Arvis xd (he too really wants to play that Star Ocean game) I'm actually a LOT more interested in Lost Odyssey and Mass Effect 2... assuming the latter remains exclusive. Trust me when I say you'll most likely never play ME on PS3.. and as for LO... Sucks for you. Uh, well, I'm not THAT interested in LO. I mean, I'm juggling Fallout, Prince of Persia, and Street Fighter right now, and I have a ridiculously busy social life now that I'm seeing someone again, and LO isn't particularly a must-play title, it's just the ONLY other 360 exclusive besides Mass Effect that I am interested in. So... doesn't really suck for me, does it?
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Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 7:41 pm
Arvis_Jaggamar Fryderyk Arvis_Jaggamar Sakyh Arvis_Jaggamar tangocat777 Arvis, what in the world has gotten into you lately? I thought christians were supposed to be full of love. My humor tends to be exceedingly deadpan and sarcastic. And when I'm in a good mood, it amplifies that. I was trying to be funny. And yeah, I wouldn't give Microsoft $200 for a NEW LIVER if I needed one. I would just say "No thanks, I'll just die." Sagitar is of the same opinion Arvis xd (he too really wants to play that Star Ocean game) I'm actually a LOT more interested in Lost Odyssey and Mass Effect 2... assuming the latter remains exclusive. Trust me when I say you'll most likely never play ME on PS3.. and as for LO... Sucks for you. Uh, well, I'm not THAT interested in LO. I mean, I'm juggling Fallout, Prince of Persia, and Street Fighter right now, and I have a ridiculously busy social life now that I'm seeing someone again, and LO isn't particularly a must-play title, it's just the ONLY other 360 exclusive besides Mass Effect that I am interested in. So... doesn't really suck for me, does it? If only Lost Odyssey wasn't a Master JRPG and therefore better than all those other games, you might be correct.
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