Eternal Darkness sequels? Comments by Tom Bramwell
That was the plan, says Dyack.
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Empedocles
10/07/06 @ 08:51
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My family used to have a boat named Dyack.......................................................
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manic_mouse
10/07/06 @ 09:21
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Great game that was a little different than the norm. It was really underrated and I'll deffinitely be purchasing the sequel if and when it comes out.
Not overly impressed with Too Human thus far though, seems a little too God of War like and nowhere near as cool. |
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manic_mouse
10/07/06 @ 09:22
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"I thought the first one was dull."
Just because it didnt' have huge explosions, real time weapon change, giant crabs with weak underbellies for massive damage and bullet time doesn't make it "dull". The story was highly interesting. |
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Carpathian
10/07/06 @ 09:24
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Loved the first one and it remains a favourite around these parts......
....apart from the screaming babies in the rear speakers. Ugh. {shudder} |
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groovychainsaw
10/07/06 @ 09:24
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Was probably the best game i played on the 'cube (mainly because i got resident evil 4 on the PS2, but still)....
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manic_mouse
10/07/06 @ 09:45
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"although it was much too easy which spoiled it a little."
Unless you get to the final boss and don't have the magical weapon required to kill him. Which makes him impossible to beat... :( |
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I got to the final boss, almost beat him, but died. So had to try again, then realised that i had to sit through the stupidly long unskippable cutscene again, died tried again. Sat throught the stupidly long unskipable cutscene again, died.
. Gave up, never played again WHY ON EARTH PUT AN UNSKIPPABLE CUTSCENE BEFORE AN END BOSS, BUT AFTER THE SAVE POINT? gits.
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I really didn't understand people's adoration of this game. I found it very easy because I seem to remember you could top up your sanity meter pretty much whenever you liked. Hence, I think I missed out on any craziness the game might throw at me. Which... is a pretty huge flaw in my book.
Put this together with incredibly boring combat - Ooo another skeleton, I'll chop off his head, aswell - and it became a very tiresome experience. ***DISCLAIMER - I am not attempting to troll, any resemblences to that are coincidentendal and should be viewed in such a way. I hold no responsibility for any fanboys I may enrage. |
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Not wanting to troll, but I also found ED rather dull. I don't doubt that the story is good, though I probably didn't get far enough for it to really get going, but I found the core gameplay somewhat tedious and unrewarding.
Bizarrely, I also found it rather difficult, which seems to go against the norm. I'm not very good at these newfangled three-dee games. :D
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Hey saying you dont like a game, isnt trolling.
Saying something like "I didnt like the game, its like all other gamecube games - rubbish", that's trolling. big difference. If I said "I think halo is overrated" (and I do), that's fine. If I said "I think halo is rubbish, just like ALL xbox games, the xbox is rubbish".. then that's trolling. See? |
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@ Tomo... Sounds like on your first run through the game you picked the green Statue which can be used directly to increase your Sanity... Blue was for Magic, Red for Stamina... Which one you picked has a direct impact on how you can play the game...
I loved it... Oozed atmosphere and interesting story line |
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Magic weapon to defeat the end boss?
There wasn't a requirement... Sure, you could get the enchanted gladius...making it easier, but it was always possible... Anyway, great game filled with little touches to make it stand out... Like the hissing voice when you cast a 'mantorok' spell... I absolutely welcome a sequel, but for what platform?... Aren't silicon knights under the microsoft banner? |
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manic_mouse
10/07/06 @ 13:37
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"There wasn't a requirement...
Sure, you could get the enchanted gladius...making it easier, but it was always possible... " Man I tried so many times to kill that guy. SO MANY! It really wasn't happening for me. It's not that I wasn't good at the game either, because I found it fairly easy going up until that point. |
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Simply enchant your gladius (or find the aforementioned 'enchanted gladius')
Run away and raise your shield...the floating orbs, not the forcefield kind... And hack away at the bugger... Then hack at the floating symbol...repeat until dead... I usually cast the spell which continues to top up your health as well... urrrmmm...don't remember...summon, room, chatturgha...and pargon pargon etc... Pool magick I believe... |
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manic_mouse
10/07/06 @ 14:21
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@Acid
Thanks for the tips, I may dig it up at some point this week and have another crack at him. The graphics in ED were never that great, but the game started out on the N64 and was then ported over to the GC which may go some way to explaining it. I'm sure the sequel will be Unreal Engine 3 powered and should look much better. I don't know why the game didn't sell well because personally I think it got so many things right. It was scary, had an interesting storyline, was innovative and even the combat wasn't too shabby. EDIT: You beat me to it, Smelly! :P
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@manic_mouse
Yeah no prob...the magick pool spell in particular helps a lot...Pious might not give you enough time to make it a 7-fold circle...but a 5-fold circle should be enough for a large part of the battle... I bought the game a long time after it was released...Bargain bin...But it absolutely gripped me... Indeed some of the graphics are still N64-ish but it remains a wonderful experience... Besides that, you should really finish the game with the three alignments...just for completion... Also it's a nice case of 'recognise the voice actor'... Say hello to David Hayter for instance...(Solid Snake) Also Liquids voice is around... And the guy who played the shrink in the terminator movies... |
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SPOILER
@penhalion: When you complete the game for each color, you get a different ending. Mantorok has influenced the events in three different dimensions, where each of the three Greater Beings were defeated. Being multidimensional in nature, Mantorok has now bound each of the other and annihilates them awakens from death and rules surpreme. |
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captain-future
10/07/06 @ 20:13
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PLEASE!!!! this was one of the finest gamecube titles (and one of the best titles of the current generation!)
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What decision are you talking about?
No, nothing changes throughout...it'll be the same game 3 times in a row...only difference lies in the enemies who are slightly different and the black guardian which is completely different... But by finishing it three times on the same save file you can unlock a final video... |
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