The Shrine

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/43211.html

I'm sold.

I watched a video for a product devoid of creative work and gorging on its own excess. Which one did you watch?

I thought it looked pretty cool. You know, going against most fighting game conventions and all. I think I should pick up that other PSP final fantasy title.... whatever it was called when you played as Zack. I wouldn't discount this as a bad game though, or really start raving about it for that matter. It could be awful or it could be amazing..... Let's wait and seeeeeeeeeeee.

Meh. It looks like a prettier version of Super Smash Bros. In other words, devoid of strategy and actual gameplay.

Looks more like Psychic Force.

Looks weird.

SineSwiper wrote:Meh. It looks like a prettier version of Super Smash Bros. In other words, devoid of strategy and actual gameplay.

I promise you, you play SSBB against someone who knows what they're doing and you'll get demolished. It may not look or play like Virtua Fighter or have the sheer number of moves of that or Soul Calibur, but make no mistake about it, the SSB series has a ton of depth to it, much more than the kiddie graphics lead you to indicate. It's the Veronica Mars of video games

Ill def get it, this is a must pick up for PSP owners. The thing picked up speed last year, but has been stagnant recently, IMO.

And Bovine, def play Crisis Core, its the best game out for the system right now.

Flip wrote:And Bovine, def play Crisis Core, its the best game out for the system right now.

And Rondo of Blood.....er, Castlevania Drac X Chronicles is down to $20. Great game

you're both wrong, it's patapon.

bovine wrote:you're both wrong, it's patapon.

Possibly, i do love that game! I bought Patapon, Crisis Core, and GoW all in the same time 3 or 4 month period, but havnt purchased anything since... I'm not exactly looking, but if something amazing came out im sure i would have heard about it. Maybe Dissidia will revive the PSP a bit.

Zeus wrote:

SineSwiper wrote:Meh. It looks like a prettier version of Super Smash Bros. In other words, devoid of strategy and actual gameplay.

I promise you, you play SSBB against someone who knows what they're doing and you'll get demolished. It may not look or play like Virtua Fighter or have the sheer number of moves of that or Soul Calibur, but make no mistake about it, the SSB series has a ton of depth to it, much more than the kiddie graphics lead you to indicate. It's the Veronica Mars of video games

I don't believe you. When people like Justin Wong or Daigyo wins tourneys with this game, then I might take notice.