Re: Dark Souls (PS3/360)
That's a great deal man, I'm probably going to go the trade in route for one of them, have credit on amazon for one, and I'll just trade in deus ex and dead island probably. These two along with skyrim will have me set gaming-wise for a long time.
I have to say I'm late to the party in regards to Demon's Souls, got the game over the weekend and I'm hooked so far. I've died so many times, I'm embarrased to say considering I've only beat the phalanx, armor spider, and have downed the red dragon, but I feel I'm getting the hang of it. There's nothing like dying a lot in an area, then going back to a less challenging area to build up your skills and gear, and then return to that area and dominate. This game definitely makes you pay for your mistakes, so that you learn from them. Unlike other games, I haven't become frustrated at all with dying because I feel like every time I die it's on me, which makes it feel like you've actually accomplished something when you bring down a boss.
As far as playing these kinds of games, do you guys use guides at all? I've heard that you should first experience the game without any guides, but I'm kind of on a time budget and I'm not all that familiar with hardcore RPGs. I'm def considering using one for Dark Souls though, but I feel like these type of games are overwhelming to say the least.
That's a great deal man, I'm probably going to go the trade in route for one of them, have credit on amazon for one, and I'll just trade in deus ex and dead island probably. These two along with skyrim will have me set gaming-wise for a long time.
I have to say I'm late to the party in regards to Demon's Souls, got the game over the weekend and I'm hooked so far. I've died so many times, I'm embarrased to say considering I've only beat the phalanx, armor spider, and have downed the red dragon, but I feel I'm getting the hang of it. There's nothing like dying a lot in an area, then going back to a less challenging area to build up your skills and gear, and then return to that area and dominate. This game definitely makes you pay for your mistakes, so that you learn from them. Unlike other games, I haven't become frustrated at all with dying because I feel like every time I die it's on me, which makes it feel like you've actually accomplished something when you bring down a boss.
As far as playing these kinds of games, do you guys use guides at all? I've heard that you should first experience the game without any guides, but I'm kind of on a time budget and I'm not all that familiar with hardcore RPGs. I'm def considering using one for Dark Souls though, but I feel like these type of games are overwhelming to say the least.
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