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Anyone heard about this game yet? The IGN hype seems pretty interesting and, like they say, a nice break away from the torrent of ports that have been coming to the Wii. Especially check out the videos

So no one's really talking about this here yet but I'm pretty sure this forum has its fair share of Okami fans. It's on DS, looks astoundingly beautiful for a game on that platform and the little wolf cub is adorable! Trailer at Joystiq.com

"Her indoors needs help with the cooking" Better?

Mysteries of the Sith had a ton of far-too-difficult-to-kill statues with lightsabers which pounced out at you, most probably to stop you from discovering the Mysteries of the Sith.

Woah that announcement totally passed me by! Fantastic news

Gah! Why aren't the next two out already?

Just finished and I can't really add anything that hasn't been said already: It's only bloody brilliant. I'm glad that was back even more glad that he actually had a part to play, not just some tacky fan service shoehorned it. Also the reuse of MI2 and CMI music was a bonus (the music from the stomach of the Manatee was from CMI somewhere, right?)

So the moral of the story is... make sure you don't get things for free if you want to appreciate them?

So when's the next one, huh? Huh? Huh?

As initially skeptical as I can't help but be by the prospect of an unnecessary sequel, more screens have been released and there no denying just how god damn cute they are! Also to answer the question above it's developed by Capcom. They did a pretty good job porting it to the Wii so it's not as blasphemous as it seems

-- IGN.com

I still need to complete the first one. It's a game I keep stopping and starting and I'm not exactly sure why. I got to the ranked fight where you fight the witch? I think it's III or something, pretty far along the game but for some reason I turned the game off and haven't touched the Wii since. I should probably get back on that...

So wasn't there some kind of apocolyptic warning about this game on the forums a little while ago? I can't seem to find it right now but did anyone ever figure out what it was all about?

When I was blasting through Super Metroid I consulted a long play incredibly often because I wanted to 100% it. I did and it was awesome, if only I realised it was done on speed, not so much on percentage. And that brings it round to the other thing which I don't think anyone's mentioned yet: SPEEDRUNS! Speedruns are always awesome when they're just ridiculously flukey versions of games you know well. The is a prime example.

I just wanted to draw attention to this joke. It clearly isn't getting the recognition it deserves

My first game was probably either Citadel of Chaos on the BBC or Shadow of the Beast on the Amiga. These two after Delux Paint of course The reason I remember Shadow of the Beast the most is because it scared the crap out of me! Did this happen to anyone else? Terrifying stuff. I think the first game I REALLY played all the way through (like, to completion) was Toonstruck, an awesome game which doesn't seem to get half the recognition it deserves. Graphics and humour that blew my mind back in 1997 or whatever, and puzzles which took me like a year and a few calls to the helpline (damn games were harder before the internet) to get through.

This game has ruined any productivity my day was meant to have. Also, I can't get passed 3075m : \

"This game gave me sticky lips" -- IGN.com

"This game burnt my rope" -- IGN.com

Ahh! I thought that was but it took me a few minutes of just sitting there trying desperately to recall. A hint at the future perhaps?

I can't understand how people can say it should be in 2D other than for just some nostalgia factor. The game looks gorgeous, better than either season of Sam and Max did, and I think we're all far enough into the age of 3D to make games that won't look bad within a few years time. Am I really alone on this?

Just finished it and it was great. If my memory serves me well it surpassed the first one in pretty much every way which was already excellent Now we've had a bit more time with it I'm so glad they've gone with a truly and not just a . Spending some quality time confirms this and it feels that for once there doesn't need to be . (I've been a bit over diliegent with the spoiler tags there...) Great stuff! I do kind of agree with what Vimes was saying though.

Wait, so... nothing happened?

I've been trying to remember and I have no recollection at all about what happened at the end of EMI. Can anyone shed any light on it? I remember the last puzzle was but after that I'm drawing a blank. How did the story end?

Who said the Vitality Sensor had to go on the finger..?