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Post by Blueberry_pie on Sept 26, 2007 7:12:51 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2007 17:50:25 GMT -5
I'm sorry, never heard of that game at all. Seriousley. LATE EDIT: Wouldn't this thread be stick-worthy? No event can come along that would make this topic suddenly die, unilke the stickies at Contemporary Nintendo.
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Post by kirbychu on Sept 27, 2007 2:38:43 GMT -5
What makes you think your thread is more important than everyone else's?
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Post by Fryguy64 on Sept 27, 2007 3:05:58 GMT -5
I'm sorry, never heard of that game at all. Seriousley. LATE EDIT: Wouldn't this thread be stick-worthy? No event can come along that would make this topic suddenly die, unilke the stickies at Contemporary Nintendo. Kirbychu is right. This is not a notable thread. It is not helpful to the site (which tends to be why I sticky things) or popular.
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Post by Da Robot on Sept 27, 2007 16:57:51 GMT -5
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures 2/Sequel
In this game you use your DS instead of your GBA. The game has graphics similar to TLoZ: PH. The touch screen will be used for many different functions such as:
- Option for using it as an control scheme. (Other option is the D-Pad*) - More buttons inputs. - Item storage/inventory (more than than FSA one weapon crap). - Use for special attacks and powers. - Sending messages to friends. - Indicating stuff on the TV screen. - Special events for puzzle solving
A touch screen puzzle for example could involve a catapalt and a chasm with a switch on the other side. One Link would be thrown out of the catapult while the one of the others uses the touch screen to winch down the catapalt firing arm. (The other two Link's could be possible moving the catapult).
Another puzzle could be drawing fuses with the touch screen to set off a giant bomb.
Most importantly there is online so you don't need to have everybody in one room. It can also use the DS microphone (or headset) to talk to people.
The microphone could get used for blowing but its hard to come up with a good, inovative use for it. Blowing up Tingle's balloon anyone?
I would expect the game to be better than the origninal have a better story (maybe) and with the increase in graphics be a little bit more cinenatic.
The game would have its multiplayer element in it as well expect you would also be able to doing in a four Link's team against multiple other four Link's teams. In events like a basic battle royal, points match and maybe even capture the flag.
The game would also include a mode similar to the Tetra's Trackers mode that was lost to the non-Japanese versions of FSA.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 6, 2008 17:23:47 GMT -5
Yes, I changed the name of the thread. If I made a new one, people would link me to this thread and then it's lock time. ANYWAY, I think I've got some better ideas this time 'round, but for now, I'll show you only one of many; Survival of the Fittest for Wii It's a real fight for your life as your stranded in the middle of the forest, filled with many animals and disease coming from any direction. What must you do? Why, try to survive, of course! Use the remote + nunchuk to put together weapons out of sticks n' stones, such as a spear or a dagger, in case you need to protect yourself or get food from hunting! Also try fishing with a makeshift rod and try to gather worms from the mud for bait. The map is exceptionally large, with 8 large sections! And you can set up camp wherever you see the red star marker. A side-activity is collecting plants for your Plant Log. I mean, the character does research plantlife, after all! But what about Multiplayer? Yes, we have that! There are two modes; Gone Fishin' is a contest to see who can catch the most fish! Every Man for Himself is a free-for-all battle, using a spear and your own bare hands to battle!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 7, 2008 11:38:53 GMT -5
Here's the next one:
Urban Sprawl for Xbox 360 Based off the idea earlier in the thread, this game is somewhat like the Sims, only the focus is on ONE character. The story begins as a 23 year-old college graduate looking for his first home. Choose one out of 40 different floorplans and decorate it with furniture and many other stuff. But there's more to it than that! You also have to maintain his health by going to many different restaraunts or stores for food and also keep him entertained by going to the arcade, watching a movie, going to the local theme park, etc. Also, get yourself a pet, such as a dog or cat. There are also missions where you have to help the local citizens. So, KIND OF like the Sims, only focused on one character with things to do outside the house and a whole city map.
In Multiplayer, you can either race your friends on a jet ski or bike, play a game of Sniper where one person is the sniper on the rooftops and everyone else his targets (remember, it's a big map, don't expect to be found easily), or try to rack up the most points at the arcade.
Comments?
EDIT: This is a developing idea. I'm constantly tweaking it. Here's an expansion on the concept:
Let's expand on goals. This is very much like goals in Tony Hawk games, only the way you choose to solve the problem may change what you get it return, such as different amounts of money, different tools and supplies, etc.
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