Luigi's Mansion Comments by Tom Bramwell
Review - Miyamoto's first GameCube offering is a joy for fans, but can ghostbusting really work as an entire game?
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point (d) is questionable, as surely you don't count on playing your GC for the next 15 years, now do you?
Laundromat, no, but she doesn't know that! ;) warn me if she comes over to Eurogamer in order to check up on what you do at work Jeez I hope not!! But if she did she'd have given me a bollocking long before now so I think I'm safe. /me crosses fingers
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the game looks nice but the environments kind of stutter. I wonder if this is due to the PAL conversion? the tomb raider sequels had the same problem, and the same effect can be seen in non PAL optimised video.
still, it doesn't really affect the gameplay, but being a NEW game for a new system you'd expect it to be more polished. |
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The Button
02/12/03 @ 00:00
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Wasn't this done by Eiji Aounuma and not Shigeru Miyamoto? Even though the great man would have had a look-see on its progress.
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Mary wrote:
Where is the key in the Butler's Room? All I seem to be able to do is suck fire ghost - no light - no key. I am stuck here. Thanks for any help you can give. I have never played the game but checkout the walkthrough's on this site http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/gamecube/game/32494.html |
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um, are people still playing this? i got it early on, played for a few hours then left it as i found it a bit difficult and all the reviews scoffing at how easy it was made me ashamed of my gaming suckdom (& besides, super monkey ball just kept calling me..)
i shall have another "go" though. & eternal darkness too, never got far with that one either. it's my own fault for being a cheap whore & buying the latest games whenever they're released! |
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Ted Cuntablast
02/12/03 @ 09:53
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It's a great game and if you're a lamer like me it's not that short either! Final boss is fantastic.
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Project zero is indeed mighty fine and is the scariest of the survival horror things.
Anyone played SOS Escape? Not quite horror but certainly survival and its one of the best resi-evil/project zero style things around and did bugger all sales wise sadly. Will go down with Ico and Rez as an unbought classic. And Razz should'nt you be off to the shops by now? |
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I've ordered Eternal Darkness and am awaiting it's imminent arrival.
Please place the following 3 games in order of scariness: Eternal Darkness Project Zero Silent Hill 3 The only one out of those 3 that I've played is SH3, which I found I was able to handle. Anything scarier than that will be a real test for me. |
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Although Project zero is probably the scariest, I think that Eternal Darkness is the better game. I did find the pace of project zero a bit frustrating, especially towards the end, and the camera can be a little annoying (like RE). High hopes for the sequal though!
SOS escape is good if you can put up with really old looking graphics (have to admit that they got on my nerves a bit) |
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Tiger_Walts
02/12/03 @ 13:47
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Machiavel: "Project Zero is bloody scary - stopped playing for ages after that doll's room. If only the character models were more detailed...
(Oh, and if you can, buy the Xbox version, it's slightly better)" A sequel is in the works too. |
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Blerk, have you played Resi Evil 1 (Cube REmake) or Resi Evil 0? If so, how do those compare?
I've played Resi Evil 1 on PS1 and a bit of the Cube remake (didn't make it all the way through yet) and can safely say that Project Zero is far, far superior. The graphics are technically better on the Cube remake of Resi, but Project Zero just oozes atmosphere and the ghosts are genuinely frightening - Resi's more like a bad B-Movie, I wouldn't call it 'scary' at all tbh. |
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