Action & Adventure: General

[ytevo79]

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mont348 wrote:

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ytevo79 wrote:
TOD is the one I haven't played, its a full game as well I though it was half a game like QFB lol. I've got some credit at Gamestation so might go and get it some time.

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TOD is definitely worth getting more game for your buck than QFB and ACRIT. 

QFB is basically an expansion to the Tools of Destruction storyline the filler to A Crack in time where it concludes.

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Well at least QFB was free

Solid_Snake12345 wrote:

It is which is why I said I hope it has enough content to last. I wasn't talking about the actual length of the game, I'm fine with that, I was not fine with the lack of skill points, weapons, weapon upgrades and, most importantly, new game plus, hence why I hope this has enough content to last much longer than Quest 4 Booty did (since it has more or less no replayability).

Oh, I wasn't sure what was good, or bad about the game other then its short length.

[ytevo79]

Woah! We've moved!

Can anyone shed some light on why R&C, Sly and Jak & Daxter are classed as family games They are far from family games and can be quite challenging and frustrating (looking at you Sly!). They're are action-adventure games then family.

Family games are like Buzz and Monopoly :XRolleyes:

[CRASHBASHUK]

i am lost here i thourght R&C was action/advanture? not a family game lol its 7+ not 3+

[ytevo79]

I dont come in here but I noticed the competition for R&C or J&D I was was a little puzzled. Then this topic was moved so I had to speak out. Very strange categorising.

[mont348]

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ytevo79 wrote:
Woah! We've moved!

Can anyone shed some light on why R&C, Sly and Jak & Daxter are classed as family games They are far from family games and can be quite challenging and frustrating (looking at you Sly!). They're are action-adventure games then family.

Family games are like Buzz and Monopoly :XRolleyes:

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I would class them as action and adventure myself. I suppose the characters appeal to kids and can be classed either AA or family. 

I remember when i was with the ex and kids i was always helping out on these game. 

These type of games can get a bit taxing for 4 to 7 year olds so i wouldn't class them as family class.

[LordRoss]

Six and two three's I reckon.

They would sit comfortably in either boards but I aim to please so I shall move this to Action and Adventure board for you all.

[ytevo79]

Ah you don't have too LR. I didn't mean to sound picky lol.

[patapon4321]

I hope in Ratchet and Clank Q-force there will not be Polish dubbing but only Polish subtitles.

I`m from Polish and I don`t like Polish dubbing in Ratchet and Clank All 4 One.

[kiwiatlarge]

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mont348 wrote:

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ytevo79 wrote:
TOD is the one I haven't played, its a full game as well I though it was half a game like QFB lol. I've got some credit at Gamestation so might go and get it some time.

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TOD is definitely worth getting more game for your buck than QFB and ACRIT. 

QFB is basically an expansion to the Tools of Destruction storyline the filler to A Crack in time where it concludes.

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Definatly... I prefer ToD more than ACiT, and actually have a lot more hours in it... probably in part helped by the farming requirements to get the skill points... whereas skill points (and some decent content for obtaining them) kinda took a back seat to trophies in ACiT... much like Resistance 2 and 3, and Uncharted 3...

[GroundBreaker91]

Im abit disappointed its just going to be another short game like Quest for Booty, although i love that game it was only about 4 hours long and i was really hoping for a proper R&C adventure 

Im glad they are releasing it on disk though, i've always prefered having the actual disk even if it is slightly cheaper on the store, same with Quest for Booty