thank

just watched a video, where you had to rush the alien stronghold, i remember being stuck cause i activated a switch to seal off the entrance and got stuck

also kicks where fucking useless

or that chaos controll, where you went fast and skipped stuff, was fucking bad cause in lots of good mission you had to kill all evil and would just skip it, or activate the switches like i said

My hardest mission was midway through the "tree" if I remember. Both missions were objectively " good but moved you one or two places toward the dark side for some reason.
It was destroy 40 sentries with Maria or find the professor to calm your (Shadow's) worries for his safety.
It was a flashback, and the sole reason I tried to activate the "player 2 has joined' " feature. it wasn't actually a feature, just a fake cheat code some asshole put on the internet. At least, to the best of my knowledge.

ah yeah, you could play it in coop by plugging in a second controller, but everyone would just run offscreen and thats it

I never got it to work, I played the Xbox version and it was "copied" as mentioned above.
I was like 10 and had no reason to suspect it wouldnt work or find out how to fix it.
Thanks though, wondering the truth about that code used to keep me up at night.
"Shit! What if I was supposed to enter the code on the second controller, AFTER I started the mission but before I switched objectives?"
I actually remember reading that 2P was only visible from the 1P view and it would not open up a second screen. For some reason I didn't believe it, I was a stubborn child.

nono, you didn´t even needed a code

atleast not for the gamecube version, but i got no idea if there are differences between the consoles

No to you. I do get it, at least I think I do.
, I believe you on the not needing a code part. I just was always trying the code I found online to do the thing that my friend (who also used the GameCube version) could already do, the make the follow characrer run off screen thing.
I honestly can't remember how I tried to do the split screen co-op story thing, or why i thought it was possible to do at all, probably an urban legend in my town or something. I think I just tried to unlock all the cheats thinking it would miraculously pop up or whatever, like a super mirror mode, level of unlockable. (I never got that either cuz I sucked at Mario kart.)

I never checked for a console diffence once I stopped playing the game. For all I know, the Xbox version could have come with a jetpack and unlockable _noclip I just checked, it didn't.

well whatever, at least we still got that awesome opening song

I loved that one actually.
Even funnier now because its considered edgy with lyrics like "here we go buddy".
But yeah, it was good.

You aren't wrong to like it. I always have nostalgia goggles for the 3-D sonics that I played. But when I try to play them today it goes terribly.
Most notably in shadow, (which I don't think I owned so much it was "copied" for me and I was too young to know what piracy was)
Was a particular final mission on a collapsing space station. A glitch with the triangle jump caused me to fall directly onto a chaos emerald
If I had been going for the Evil mission I would have been stoked but I was trying to get a neutral ish hero ending.
There was no way to reset as I had finished the level by falling right on it. Once I beat the final boss I was free to retry the level but ended up playing a whole new campaign to get a "full hero" ending.
That shit was so glitched it wasn't funny.
Also, as 10 year old kids, my friend and I could only play that game because of the E-10 rating (parents were kinda strict on games)
It was cool, but every time you fell off a level shadow swore with the dreaded D word! Damn, not here!
Having to navigate a glitch filled light dash puzzle or railyard with your parents watching was the most stressful thing we diid at that age.

Maybe it'll shit on my fond memories, but I'm half tempted to load that game on an emulator and play it again.

I've had it since I was a kid, and it's actually not that bad. It can be annoying to control Shadow sometimes, though. Take away the edge-fest of a plot, and you've got an okay 3D Sonic game in my opinion.

Honestly, it wouldn't be shat on nearly as much if it weren't for the fact that it's just needlessly edgy. The gameplay was solid, all things considered. If they were to make another one today it could be fun as fuck.

gameplay wise it was better than adventures 2 but its concept was just really strange

then thered be a reason to play it

I can only imagine what kind of weird shit you could raise a Chao to do if there were any in Shadow The Hedgehog.

i remember when i got if for christmas, played through it and got pissed because i thought you only had the neutral route, noticed it and played all levels on all possible goals not all 200 or whatever endings, just all endings for every level
really liked it

hardest mission was destroy the presidents plane if i remember correctly
or finding all chaos stuff on the space station

destroying airforce one was easy.
cleaning up all the bombs was the hardest.

I can't remember what you had to do, but I remember the hardest mission for me being the last mission on the good tree.

just watched a video, where you had to rush the alien stronghold, i remember being stuck cause i activated a switch to seal off the entrance and got stuck

also kicks where fucking useless

or that chaos controll, where you went fast and skipped stuff, was fucking bad cause in lots of good mission you had to kill all evil and would just skip it, or activate the switches like i said

My hardest mission was midway through the "tree" if I remember. Both missions were objectively " good but moved you one or two places toward the dark side for some reason.
It was destroy 40 sentries with Maria or find the professor to calm your (Shadow's) worries for his safety.
It was a flashback, and the sole reason I tried to activate the "player 2 has joined' " feature. it wasn't actually a feature, just a fake cheat code some asshole put on the internet. At least, to the best of my knowledge.

ah yeah, you could play it in coop by plugging in a second controller, but everyone would just run offscreen and thats it

I never got it to work, I played the Xbox version and it was "copied" as mentioned above.
I was like 10 and had no reason to suspect it wouldnt work or find out how to fix it.
Thanks though, wondering the truth about that code used to keep me up at night.
"Shit! What if I was supposed to enter the code on the second controller, AFTER I started the mission but before I switched objectives?"
I actually remember reading that 2P was only visible from the 1P view and it would not open up a second screen. For some reason I didn't believe it, I was a stubborn child.

nono, you didn´t even needed a code

atleast not for the gamecube version, but i got no idea if there are differences between the consoles

No to you. I do get it, at least I think I do.
, I believe you on the not needing a code part. I just was always trying the code I found online to do the thing that my friend (who also used the GameCube version) could already do, the make the follow characrer run off screen thing.
I honestly can't remember how I tried to do the split screen co-op story thing, or why i thought it was possible to do at all, probably an urban legend in my town or something. I think I just tried to unlock all the cheats thinking it would miraculously pop up or whatever, like a super mirror mode, level of unlockable. (I never got that either cuz I sucked at Mario kart.)

I never checked for a console diffence once I stopped playing the game. For all I know, the Xbox version could have come with a jetpack and unlockable _noclip I just checked, it didn't.

well whatever, at least we still got that awesome opening song

I loved that one actually.
Even funnier now because its considered edgy with lyrics like "here we go buddy".
But yeah, it was good.

Holy shit I never thought about Kelso with Dr House.

You smart.

the fighting, dude...

I want to see Dr. Cox deal with Cuddy, and Dr. House deal with Kelso.

Holy shit I never thought about Kelso with Dr House.

You smart.

>>#21, bendingtimeisgood atheistzilla zaxzwim

thanks

I just wanted to say that Mary Sue's aren't great lead characters.

But then again, Superman & Batman. Sooo yeah, fuck me, right?

Like I said, I think she's going to be a great lead character. She's nothing special in this movie, but her character's only begun developing.

Spoilers
I really like how they did switch it up by making us think that Finn would become the Jedi because he's seen with the lightsaber the most in the trailers and posters, Also Finn was a really enjoyable character to watch, fuck all those racists that said otherwise. I hope TR-8R comes back. :^)

I loved that, too. My friends and I were all surprised by that.

well put.

I still look forward to the next film.

Me too, I think Rey is going to be a great lead character.

I just wanted to say that Mary Sue's aren't great lead characters.

But then again, Superman & Batman. Sooo yeah, fuck me, right?

Like I said, I think she's going to be a great lead character. She's nothing special in this movie, but her character's only begun developing.

Spoilers
I really like how they did switch it up by making us think that Finn would become the Jedi because he's seen with the lightsaber the most in the trailers and posters, Also Finn was a really enjoyable character to watch, fuck all those racists that said otherwise. I hope TR-8R comes back. :^)

I loved that, too. My friends and I were all surprised by that.

Konami have already stated they'll continue the metal gear series, however what's up in the air is how exactly, because nearly all the storylines bar raidens has been tied up, so their only option is to either reboot from the start or make a sequel with entirely new characters.

I'm not at all invested in MGS. I just want the mechanics of MGR in a shiny new game. The only problem is, I don't know if they can make more villains as good as Senator Armstrong or Monsoon the Meme Master.

Kojima productions is only their because it was the fox engine it was developed on, their product. Normally when it's just the engine used they give them a small ass credit amongst a shit load of legal nonsense like the unreal engine, but because it's metal gear, kojimas baby, they had a big logo. Makes me wonder, though. Does Kojima productions still own the fox engine or is it part of konami.

I don't know who owns what, but my dream is for that game to defy the odds and get a sequel. It wouldn't be such a distant dream if Konami didn't start trying to slowly kill themselves for no apparent reason.

Konami have already stated they'll continue the metal gear series, however what's up in the air is how exactly, because nearly all the storylines bar raidens has been tied up, so their only option is to either reboot from the start or make a sequel with entirely new characters.

I'm not at all invested in MGS. I just want the mechanics of MGR in a shiny new game. The only problem is, I don't know if they can make more villains as good as Senator Armstrong or Monsoon the Meme Master.

Nah, just looked it up. He and his team was originally gonna make it, at this time it was called MGS: Rising. However his team had problems working out the new game mechanic, so Kojima passed on everything on to platinum, removing all involvement. He's not even credited as a producer. My guess is Kojima pushed for the game to be made by anyone, but konami probably removed kojimas name being involved incase it flopped.

They definitely didn't remove his name, there's a big ass Kojima Productions logo when you start the game. But if they made it without him... That means the sequel dream can live.

Kojima productions is only their because it was the fox engine it was developed on, their product. Normally when it's just the engine used they give them a small ass credit amongst a shit load of legal nonsense like the unreal engine, but because it's metal gear, kojimas baby, they had a big logo. Makes me wonder, though. Does Kojima productions still own the fox engine or is it part of konami.

I don't know who owns what, but my dream is for that game to defy the odds and get a sequel. It wouldn't be such a distant dream if Konami didn't start trying to slowly kill themselves for no apparent reason.

Konami have already stated they'll continue the metal gear series, however what's up in the air is how exactly, because nearly all the storylines bar raidens has been tied up, so their only option is to either reboot from the start or make a sequel with entirely new characters.

I'm not at all invested in MGS. I just want the mechanics of MGR in a shiny new game. The only problem is, I don't know if they can make more villains as good as Senator Armstrong or Monsoon the Meme Master.

Yes Me too and I have his picture on the back of my ticket

Nah, kojima wasn't involved with this one as far as I'm aware, it was made by platinum games I think.

It was, at the very least, produced by Kojima, though.

Nah, just looked it up. He and his team was originally gonna make it, at this time it was called MGS: Rising. However his team had problems working out the new game mechanic, so Kojima passed on everything on to platinum, removing all involvement. He's not even credited as a producer. My guess is Kojima pushed for the game to be made by anyone, but konami probably removed kojimas name being involved incase it flopped.

They definitely didn't remove his name, there's a big ass Kojima Productions logo when you start the game. But if they made it without him... That means the sequel dream can live.

Kojima productions is only their because it was the fox engine it was developed on, their product. Normally when it's just the engine used they give them a small ass credit amongst a shit load of legal nonsense like the unreal engine, but because it's metal gear, kojimas baby, they had a big logo. Makes me wonder, though. Does Kojima productions still own the fox engine or is it part of konami.

I don't know who owns what, but my dream is for that game to defy the odds and get a sequel. It wouldn't be such a distant dream if Konami didn't start trying to slowly kill themselves for no apparent reason.

Konami have already stated they'll continue the metal gear series, however what's up in the air is how exactly, because nearly all the storylines bar raidens has been tied up, so their only option is to either reboot from the start or make a sequel with entirely new characters.

I'm not at all invested in MGS. I just want the mechanics of MGR in a shiny new game. The only problem is, I don't know if they can make more villains as good as Senator Armstrong or Monsoon the Meme Master.

kojima made this game right? if so then i'm sure that's exactly it

Yeah, it was Kojima.

Nah, kojima wasn't involved with this one as far as I'm aware, it was made by platinum games I think.

It was, at the very least, produced by Kojima, though.

Nah, just looked it up. He and his team was originally gonna make it, at this time it was called MGS: Rising. However his team had problems working out the new game mechanic, so Kojima passed on everything on to platinum, removing all involvement. He's not even credited as a producer. My guess is Kojima pushed for the game to be made by anyone, but konami probably removed kojimas name being involved incase it flopped.

They definitely didn't remove his name, there's a big ass Kojima Productions logo when you start the game. But if they made it without him... That means the sequel dream can live.

Kojima productions is only their because it was the fox engine it was developed on, their product. Normally when it's just the engine used they give them a small ass credit amongst a shit load of legal nonsense like the unreal engine, but because it's metal gear, kojimas baby, they had a big logo. Makes me wonder, though. Does Kojima productions still own the fox engine or is it part of konami.

I don't know who owns what, but my dream is for that game to defy the odds and get a sequel. It wouldn't be such a distant dream if Konami didn't start trying to slowly kill themselves for no apparent reason.

Konami have already stated they'll continue the metal gear series, however what's up in the air is how exactly, because nearly all the storylines bar raidens has been tied up, so their only option is to either reboot from the start or make a sequel with entirely new characters.

I'm not at all invested in MGS. I just want the mechanics of MGR in a shiny new game. The only problem is, I don't know if they can make more villains as good as Senator Armstrong or Monsoon the Meme Master.

can someone explain to me why this game talked about memes so much

It's actually only one sequence. Monsoon, one of the villains, has an obsession with memes, meaning traits of human nature passed through generations. Although with this game's sense of humor, it was probably a joke that he called them memes in the first place.

kojima made this game right? if so then i'm sure that's exactly it

Yeah, it was Kojima.

Nah, kojima wasn't involved with this one as far as I'm aware, it was made by platinum games I think.

It was, at the very least, produced by Kojima, though.

Nah, just looked it up. He and his team was originally gonna make it, at this time it was called MGS: Rising. However his team had problems working out the new game mechanic, so Kojima passed on everything on to platinum, removing all involvement. He's not even credited as a producer. My guess is Kojima pushed for the game to be made by anyone, but konami probably removed kojimas name being involved incase it flopped.

They definitely didn't remove his name, there's a big ass Kojima Productions logo when you start the game. But if they made it without him... That means the sequel dream can live.

Kojima productions is only their because it was the fox engine it was developed on, their product. Normally when it's just the engine used they give them a small ass credit amongst a shit load of legal nonsense like the unreal engine, but because it's metal gear, kojimas baby, they had a big logo. Makes me wonder, though. Does Kojima productions still own the fox engine or is it part of konami.

I don't know who owns what, but my dream is for that game to defy the odds and get a sequel. It wouldn't be such a distant dream if Konami didn't start trying to slowly kill themselves for no apparent reason.

Konami have already stated they'll continue the metal gear series, however what's up in the air is how exactly, because nearly all the storylines bar raidens has been tied up, so their only option is to either reboot from the start or make a sequel with entirely new characters.

I'm not at all invested in MGS. I just want the mechanics of MGR in a shiny new game. The only problem is, I don't know if they can make more villains as good as Senator Armstrong or Monsoon the Meme Master.