Fighter17 wrote:I played it many times to make a point (hey, I was trying to see if it was worth the $60+ at the time of release).Ceph wrote:Maybe you shouldn't give advice about games you don't own and haven't played (more than once).

Fighter17 wrote:I played it many times to make a point (hey, I was trying to see if it was worth the $60+ at the time of release).Ceph wrote:Maybe you shouldn't give advice about games you don't own and haven't played (more than once).

NO.DJ Rectal Prolapse wrote: I hate Battle Garrega.
I quite like the look of Ibara though.
I have £40 burning a hole in my pocket.
Should I invest before it's double the price?
Yeah go for it, you'll make your money back anyway if you sell it later..DJ Rectal Prolapse wrote:Ok, on topic, and there are some potentially inflammatory comments coming up, so those who are easily angered, look away now.
I hate Battle Garrega.
I quite like the look of Ibara though.
I have £40 burning a hole in my pocket.
Should I invest before it's double the price?
You don't say...DJ Rectal Prolapse wrote:TBH, the only thing I don't really like is the fact the bullets are so hard to see. But it's a very big flaw.
I thought the PCB didn't have Arrange mode.Icarus wrote:Mushi - More slowdown, especially in Arrange, and not the nice gradual type either. The really annoying stuttery type.BulletMagnet wrote:I coulda sworn that a bunch of people said that there was less slowdown on the port than on the PCB - the same complaint was made about the Mushi port.
That's what i wanted to say: if you get the game and find out that the arcade mode isn't your cup of tee (because it's inded Battle Garrega-ish), you still have the opportunity to enjoy the great Ibara look combined with a non Battle Garrega-ish gameplay.eretsua wrote:ps2 ibara is a very worth while purchase if only for the significantly awesome arrange mode! despite it's flaws it's fun to play so go for it.

The bullet visibility in Ibara, while not perfect, is improved by a decent margin over Garegga. However, though others might disagree, I tend to think that Ibara, in terms of pure mercilessness, is even more ruthless than Garegga, so be prepared to have your butt kicked, and hard. On a more minor note, having to not only use a different controller port, but also select your ship type in the options menu, is a frustratingly unnecessary pain in the backside.DJ Rectal Prolapse wrote:TBH, the only thing I don't really like is the fact the bullets are so hard to see. But it's a very big flaw.
It doesn't (the closest thing to it is the separate "Black Label" version). Arrange isn't anything groundbreaking, but it is a nice change of pace from the Arcade mode (not to mention that you have the option of making the bullets even more easily visible, if that's a problem for you).I thought the PCB didn't have Arrange mode.
I must be weird or something, as I've never found Red Ball mode, or Batrider's bullets, much better than Garegga on defaults...possibly worse.If that's your problem get the Saturn version (and a Saturn if need be) and switch on Red Ball mode. Or, you can always play Batrider instead, everythings easy to see in that one.
Considering I am talking about the PS2 ports, like BM is.sffan wrote:I thought the PCB didn't have Arrange mode.Icarus wrote:Mushi - More slowdown, especially in Arrange, and not the nice gradual type either. The really annoying stuttery type.BulletMagnet wrote:I coulda sworn that a bunch of people said that there was less slowdown on the port than on the PCB - the same complaint was made about the Mushi port.

I never spoke of Batrider's bullets, just the game itself since unlike default Garegga not all bullets are of the harder-to-see missile type. It doesn't help the distinction between background and bullet isn't better defined either, at least Batrider's are blue rather than dull and almost khaki-like.BulletMagnet wrote:I must be weird or something, as I've never found Red Ball mode, or Batrider's bullets, much better than Garegga on defaults
Rather, talk about rubbing salt in the wound, eh.BulletMagnet wrote:...possibly worse.
Yes! Get it and burn yourself a copy to abuse. Tuck the OG disc away until its time to sell. Have your cake and eat it, too!DJ Rectal Prolapse wrote:Ok, on topic, and there are some potentially inflammatory comments coming up, so those who are easily angered, look away now.
I hate Battle Garrega.
I quite like the look of Ibara though.
I have £40 burning a hole in my pocket.
Should I invest before it's double the price?
I'm the other way around actually.DJ Rectal Prolapse wrote:Ok, on topic, and there are some potentially inflammatory comments coming up, so those who are easily angered, look away now.
I hate Battle Garrega.
I quite like the look of Ibara though.
I have £40 burning a hole in my pocket.
Should I invest before it's double the price?
Yeh thats the one. Strangely enough, all the time I've looking for this I didn't check there. It was only this morning going through my bookmarks I stumbled across them again.Geezer wrote:VGI?
Damn Tim, you know there are quite a few Americans out there who still lives in tents due to this shitty economy, and you're dropping loads on a single game which only last 20 min. Do you think it's fair? How much did you spend this time?