Well done.jpj wrote: that's your opinion
Someone who's played all 4 and, you know, other games that don't play exactly the same.says who?
RegalSin wrote:Videogames took my life away like the Natives during colonial times.
I'd say only 2 of them even approach redundancy, but... really not. DDP and DOJ are similar (odd considering they're in the same series, eh?), but even DDP and DOJ are more different from each other than Gunbird 2 and Strikers 1945 II =P Mushihimesama is quite different as well, especially if you count Original mode, which isn't chain-based at all.Rob wrote:DDP, DOJ, ESPGaluda, Mushi <-- three of these are redundant, pick them.
He said three of them were redundant. Obviously ESPgaluda is the odd one out.jpj wrote:that was a good one. mushi makes galuda obsolete?

Neither should be in a good (well-rounded) top 10. Cave that belongs in a top 10: a Dodonpachi. One of them. Not something that plays like DDP, looks a little different and has slightly different restrictions to where you can be on the screen to score points. But this was a response to Arvandor's comment. As an amateur's top 10 it's perfect.jpj wrote: that was a good one. mushi makes galuda obsolete?
I don't think so.even DDP and DOJ are more different from each other than Gunbird 2 and Strikers 1945 II
http://austin.craigslist.org/tfr/603317641.htmlRob wrote:As an amateur's top 10 it's perfect.

Hey, that's me.cody wrote: http://austin.craigslist.org/tfr/603317641.html
I wouldn't disagree that the patterns are a lot better. I think you can say a similar thing about GB2. Strikers' and DDP's patterns are easygoing in comparison to what came after though obviously DOJ's came even later.Arvandor wrote:Then take DOJ, analyze the enemy and bullet patterns, you could only label it a "cave game on crack... AND steroids."
This isn't a personal top 10, it represents everyone who voted.Would listing both of those games at the top of my favorite Psikyo games list be wrong because they're so similar?
And they can say you vote for a dud by picking Mars Matrix (I don't think so, just saying as an example). Subjective opinions are fun to argue. Because those arguments go places fast and stuff, specifially nowhere. Disagreeing with a list that was voted on just puts you in the minority is all, doesn't make you or them right/wrong.Rob wrote:I can say they voted for a dud though.
My main point here is same series vs completely seperate series. DDP and DOJ SHOULD play very similar. DOJ being a sequel to DDP and all. Strikers 1945 II and Gunbird 2 are completely seperate series, that take place in entirely different universes, that play like they're in the same series. You could change all the sprites and backgrounds in Gunbird 2 to warplane stuff, call it Strikers 1945 III, then call 1999 IV instead of III, and no one would have been the wiser =)Rob wrote:GB2 is harder than S1945II, DOJ is harder than DDP. Then there's what: hypers vs. charge-attack strategy and minor scoring tweaks for both.
You know what I mean. Having DDP and DOJ in the same list isn't like having Batsugun and Batsugun Special Ver in the same list in different spots. Or DOJ White and Black Label in different spots or something like that.Rob wrote:This isn't a personal top 10, it represents everyone who voted.
Holy shit it is! Dude, you should do it for the zenny!Rob wrote:Hey, that's me.cody wrote: http://austin.craigslist.org/tfr/603317641.html

You could do lots of stuff with swapping sprites and game titles. Mushi could just as easily have been a Pachi sequel (w/ different chaining!).Arvandor wrote: My main point here is same series vs completely seperate series. [...] You could change all the sprites and backgrounds in Gunbird 2 to warplane stuff, call it Strikers 1945 III, then call 1999 IV instead of III, and no one would have been the wiser =)

Rob wrote:You could do lots of stuff with swapping sprites and game titles. Mushi could just as easily have been a Pachi sequel (w/ different chaining!).Arvandor wrote: My main point here is same series vs completely seperate series. [...] You could change all the sprites and backgrounds in Gunbird 2 to warplane stuff, call it Strikers 1945 III, then call 1999 IV instead of III, and no one would have been the wiser =)
If more than a few Cave games were notably different from the DoDonPachi-model I don't think there would be so many of them high on the list. Games at the top are all safe variations of a successful and solid formula. Great, but it doesn't make the list any better than Gamespot's.
When they do something different:
30 Dangun Feveron 0.564
31 Guwange 0.551
Debatable.Arvandor wrote: Most people like Cave games, particularly the chain-style games,