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<blockquote data-quote="Geriatric hedgehog" data-source="post: 609328" data-attributes="member: 9364">Heh I thought I was the only one. Have been a fan of the original resident evil games but probably the only person who didn't rate the switch up of story and action in the lauded fourth game, but still played all the installments. Until VII that is, which I was really looking forward to after the brilliant demo. So I started on it, found the atmosphere great and all, but the gameplay left me uninspired as well and I dropped it with some distant plans to try again later heh. Earlier mention of PS2 and Shadow Hearts reminded me of one of the first games I got when the PS2 was first released: Shadow of Memories. Anyone else here play that? I absolutely loved how repayable it was with what I recall to be numerous endings and routes, feeling fresh almost each one by generally not having to retread covered grounds. Also couldn't help but be constantly reminded of that game whenver I heard Homunculus during my eventual viewing of FMA: Brotherhood heh.Soma is one of the best games I've played in recent times, fantastic. Amnesia I eventually got but yet to play through. Just not enough time sigh..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Geriatric hedgehog, post: 609328, member: 9364"] Heh I thought I was the only one. Have been a fan of the original resident evil games but probably the only person who didn't rate the switch up of story and action in the lauded fourth game, but still played all the installments. Until VII that is, which I was really looking forward to after the brilliant demo. So I started on it, found the atmosphere great and all, but the gameplay left me uninspired as well and I dropped it with some distant plans to try again later heh. Earlier mention of PS2 and Shadow Hearts reminded me of one of the first games I got when the PS2 was first released: Shadow of Memories. Anyone else here play that? I absolutely loved how repayable it was with what I recall to be numerous endings and routes, feeling fresh almost each one by generally not having to retread covered grounds. Also couldn't help but be constantly reminded of that game whenver I heard Homunculus during my eventual viewing of FMA: Brotherhood heh. Soma is one of the best games I've played in recent times, fantastic. Amnesia I eventually got but yet to play through. Just not enough time [I]sigh[/I].. [/QUOTE]

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