by seraphim84
So somewhere in the darkness of the late 90s, I decided that the breadth of games that I had gone through merited a list. Perhaps for absurdity's sake, perhaps to try and convince myself to kick the "childish" habit; whatever the case, I now have proof positive that I've done some dumb things in my life, I'm a proud (and old) gamer, and I wish to share that very madness with the Giantbomb community.
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The visual and gameplay style was a nice departure, but you need more than that to impress. It just felt like a Halo that they got five new staffers on.
What better a way to start this list? Competent shooter, Tony Yayo, helicopters as bosses. Big ass ramps.
At first, thought this ruined the Mega Man franchise in my mind. But by the time I beat it, I respected it for what it was. Not the superb classic most see it as (I need a helmet, thanks Legends 2), but good.
Wasn't a huge shoot-'em-up fan as a kid, but I always loved the "okayGO!" aspect of them. Actually made it through this one, but that was later on in life.
I dunno, the helmet just makes it better. Wish I remembered a single thing about the story in this game.
Super adorable (hug button!). Very mellow puzzle game, something the Wii is good at.
My expectations were almost too high after that first level (the next few felt like a pittance. But the simple story got me and I loved how stupidly fun this all way. Might even break protocol and get the Part IV DLC for this bad boy.
A Phoenix Wright game without /as/ much guesswork. I wonder where else they're gonna go with the Wrightoverse.
A short, cutesy little platform/shooter deal. Honestly don't remember much at all.
Tried to play this again recently, the action sequences are incredibly unforgiving. But this pseudo-sim/action blend blew my mind as a teen. Great quality. The action-only sequel knew no mercy though, never got through that.