Soul Calibur (android) fyi

[Buko Pandan]

Quote:When it comes to games, I like games I can get into with replay ability.. any suggestions? I have an open mind

Hi mister stodag, If you want games with a high replay value, try Shadow of Destiny, it has five different endings and an EX ending,and also,try other video game consoles/emulators because you won't find much titles that offers that kind of experience you're looking for within the whole PSP game library, the only games I saw with a replay value in PSP games are mostly visual novel style games like corpse party etc.

Games with high replay values
1. Shadow of Destiny - PSP, PS2, PC (Number of Endings: 6)
2. Clock Tower - PSX/SNES (Number of Endings: 15 Ending A - best to Ending O - worst)
3. Fox Hunt - PSX ( A very cool interactive game, a movie and a game at the same time, where you control the character's action in the movie itself) (Number of Endings: 7)
4. Chrono Cross/Chrono Trigger - PSX (Chrono Trigger - SNES,DS, and PSX Ports) (Number of Endings: Chrono Trigger: 17 if I remember,I just downloaded a save from gamefaqs near at the end of the game just to see all the endings ^_^) (Chrono Cross: 9 endings or more)
5. Maniac Mansion - PC/NES (Lucas Arts 1987) (One of the best 8 bit games with a very high replay value)
6. Zack Mckracken and the Alien Mindbenders - another PC game Produced by Lucas Arts (1988)


And if you want a simple and quick game but will keep you hooked, you can find them mostly in arcade games.
1. NBA Hangtime (1996) (PSX)
2. Capcom Beat em ups like Knights of the Round (1991)
3. Gaiapolis Produced by Konami back in 1993
4. Shock Troopers 2nd Squad, Produced by Saurus (1998)
5. Twinkle Star Sprites - ADK (1996)

Additional Info: If you want to have a good laugh, take a look at these games. (Way Cheesy and Overrated, LMAO!)
- Survival Arts, Blood Warriors, and Street Fighter the Movie (Arcade Versions)

Well these are just my suggestions. Feel free to try them.And I'll let you be the judge.

And regarding about the topic: Nice! it's already ported!? Man, technology evolves reaaaalll fast these days, you can already play that on a phone?! Amazing!! too bad it's still slow though, guess I'll still play it using the NULL DC dreamcast emulator, and I don't have an android or any high tech phones anyway ^_^ so I'll just skip this one out..........for now.