15-01-17, 08:56 | #41 | |
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Congratulations! Be sure to take note of how long each pillar does its thing, and watch out for the floating, blue, kamehameha ball shooting, resurrecting skeleton. By the way, do you think Mei-Ying's character was totally under-utilized? She was terrific in Prague, Istanbul, and the Emperor's Tomb, but other than that she just became... well, a forgettable damsel in distress. Personally, first time I played it, I completely forgot about saving Mei-Ying while going through the Peng-Lai Base levels until he brought it up again right before Black Dragon Fortress. |
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15-01-17, 09:48 | #42 | |
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There are quite a few games that I didn't complete on the PS2 because they where too hard and frustrating. But even if this one does get frustrating at times I was hooked when I got to Prague and I knew I would probably play it to the end. I'm not sure if I will play it again when I finish it though as some levels are frustrating, require precision and are time consuming. But I'm glad I bought and played it. |
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15-01-17, 17:17 | #43 |
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After watching a few gameplay videos I notice they used the same engine as the Buffy the vampire slayer game. Half of his movements were copy and pasted right from the game. The real difference is Buffy plays 10x better.
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15-01-17, 23:37 | #44 |
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It's true that the controls aren't the best and you can't move Indy in a precise manner but after a while you do get used to the controls. I also played the Bufffy game on my PS2 but I got stuck somewhere and decided I would resume the game at a later time. From what i've seen so far, the Buffy game is more combat oriented than the Indy game which is also platforming and puzzles. But they're both good games imo.
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17-01-17, 04:13 | #45 |
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I just finished the game ! I'm a little dissapointed with the ending, the game ends quickly once you defeat the last boss. But it was a nice gaming experience and i'm glad i've played it. I wouldn't say it's the best game i've played including all platforms but it's one of my favorites for the PS2, though it isn't perfect.
Only including games for the PS2 I would rate this game about a 7 or 8 out of ten. |
18-01-17, 00:55 | #46 | |
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Glad you enjoyed it! It's a classic. I end up replaying it every few years. I listen to the soundtrack on YouTube sometimes. It's awesome. |
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18-01-17, 04:17 | #47 | |
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I will take a look at the soundtrack on Youtube because I liked the music pretty much also. Thanks ! |
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07-02-17, 05:16 | #48 |
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Hi ! I've enjoyed this game so much on the PS2 that I just got the PC version. I chose the french version as I played the english version on the PS2 and was curious. I find Indy's french voice is quite fitting and sounds good. I still have a bit of a problem with the mouse/keyboard controls but it ain't so bad, but it makes the game a bit harder. This game had a strange effect on me as I keep thinking about it since I first played it, it's like an obsession !
I made a video capture of me playing the first level just for fun. Here it is: Last edited by PS3_Gamer; 07-02-17 at 05:19. |
13-02-17, 14:17 | #49 |
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It was damn hard but was sooo good. I love the stealth mission. The use of rope and navigation was fantastic, as well as.
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