I haven't bought it yet so can't help, but any good tips here - Last boss help (Spoilers). - Resident Evil: Revelations Message Board for 3DS - GameFAQs
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I haven't bought it yet so can't help, but any good tips here - Last boss help (Spoilers). - Resident Evil: Revelations Message Board for 3DS - GameFAQs
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Use the weapon box to your advantage as well - just before he attacks open the box - his attack will miss everytime - bit cheap but it works.
What about this?
If you can get him to miss every time can't you go at him with the knife after you used the little ammo that you have? It might take a while but it might work
I haven't faced the last boss yet, but how the hell did you manage to end up with no ammo? Even on the harder difficulties ammo isn't that rare! You got Stevie wonder aiming for you?
But in all seriousness if you need accuracy, gyroscope aiming is the way to go. Takes some getting used to, but is brilliant.
It looks very boring but it's cheap so I will give it a try.
1. Two games from the list below must be purchased and registered in Club Nintendo between 01/11/2011 and 23:59 CET on 31/01/2012.
2. When two eligible games have been registered, a message will appear in your Club Nintendo account. You will be asked to confirm an email address to which we will send the Download Code for the title.
3. A special Nintendo 3DS Download Code will be emailed to this address early next year to allow you to download 3D Classics: Kid Icarus for free.
4. From the 5th of January 2012, you can use the code to download the title from Nintendo eShop. Simply follow the instructions we send in the email.
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6. You can only register a game once. Two registrations of the same title will count only once in this promotion.
Yes. To me it does.
I remember they said they would send the codes in January but I can't remember seeing a date you had to do it by.
Have you checked your Club Nintendo account for any messages?
I've been playing Stardust since the Amiga days, I can assure you that it's nowhere near boring, it's an old-school arcade classic made by a rock-solid developer.
You've never played the PS3 version? Maybe you don't have the skill? Because it gets totally insane at times.
Super Stardust HD:
I've played a few mins of the MGS demo and it must be an early build. The graphics are pretty good (the backdrops are nice), but the animations are laughable! No support for the pad pro yet either.
Hopefully there's been plenty of polishing since
I've played a few mins of the MGS demo and it must be an early build. The graphics are pretty good (the backdrops are nice), but the animations are laughable! No support for the pad pro yet either.
Hopefully there's been plenty of polishing since
I'm not sure if it's a port or a grounds up remake (there are a number of additions to the gameplay and 3ds specific features apparently).
The jungle setting looks good and it certainly works well with the 3D (half reasonable grass would automatically though), but the character himself seems awkward and out of place, the animations are primative and then you see the alligators which are nothing short of hilarious! Considering what Capcom pulled off with RE, this has a lot of catching up to do.
Well as I said the backdrops look nice, but the actors are ropey as hell. Hopefully the finished version looks a lot better, though it'll probably be behind RE still.
Although I've always preferred the Splinter Cell series by far, it's nice they've picked an MGS with actual gameplay and not an interactive film
EDGE: Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D looks better than the HD version | Nintendo Everything“Packed with detail, both in terms of it’s environments and mechanics, this is a game that pays back investment in spades. MGS3 is a moden classic – the tighest, smartest and most emotional journey in the series – and even the HD update doesn’t look as good as this portable treatment.”
If you believe EDGE then apparently it does;
EDGE: Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D looks better than the HD version | Nintendo Everything
Maybe it seems that way to a retard looking at it running on a 50" 1080p TV and the tiny screen of the 3DS at the same time.
I don't believe edge. Though that's primarily because they are monumental bellends.
As for this game, from what I've seen in the demo the jungle is very nicely done. However the animations, character models and game mechanics are all pretty poor (aiming mode is particularily crude, unless snake is suddenly a floating vampire), but I expect them all to be fixed and some of the gameplay additions sound like nice enhancements too, so let's hope.
In the form we've seen though, it's behind Splinter Cell 3D, let alone the brilliant RE.
Why would they release a poor demo three weeks ahead of releasing the full game? It seems like a very bad marketing.
3DS has just broken the record for the fastest selling console ever in Japan by selling 5 million units in just 51 weeks. Vita has an uphill struggle to say the least.
Weaste, we're all thinking of you. First Goggs and now this. Comfort him Lambs.
To put those figures into perspective, the PS3 has only sold 7.4 m units in its life time in Japan
Numbers only matter when you're the one in front, right?
I'm sure they matter to Sony and their investors, since market share is king in their world.
And? To put it into perspective, the juggernaut Wii has sold 12m LTD in its lifetime in Japan, and is now a dead platform. PS3 will probably at the end of the day surpass Wii in sales, but get nowhere near the 22m the PS2 did. If nothing else it shows the total shift in Japan away from the home console to the hand-held, something that hasn't happened in the West as of yet, and with the love affair for COD and full on multi-player games is unlikely to do so.
Last week PS2 outsold XB360 in Japan. So?