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BrenR schrieb:22 Euro? Kann ich das auch irgendwo so billig herkriegen? *auchhabenwill*
Gamefront schrieb:Egg Monster Heroes JAP Termin
13.12.04 - Square Enix gibt bekannt, dass Egg Monster Heroes im März 2005 in Japan in die Läden kommen wird.
Gamerz-Edge schrieb:Overall Comment
Id never played one of these dating sims before, so when I picked up Sprung to give it a whirl, I was curious to see what the craze was all about. Now that Ive finished with it, Im convinced that there has got to be more to it than this. If not, perhaps this is just an outdated style of game but while Sprung does have its moments of charm, there just isnt enough there to really make it stand out. The fact is, once youve played for an hour, you experienced pretty much all that the game has to offer you. As you progress further, conversations become more complicated and youll have to pay more attention than before, but thats all there is to it. I suppose if youre a dating sim nut you might appreciate this game, but for the price, it just feels so barren.
Gameplay: 3.0/10.0
Graphics: 8.5/10.0
Sound: 7.5/10.0
Fun Factor: 5.0/10.0
Depth: 4.5/10.0
Final Score: 5.7
Rating Description
4.0 Presentation
Though the system uses the two screens and touch screen capabilities to their bare minimum abilities, there's no real reason Sprung couldn't have been done on lesser hardware.
7.5 Graphics
Well drawn stills and decently animated character poses throughout this "text" adventure.
7.0 Sound
The music's meant to get lost among the "action," and though there's not much action to be had in this game, the soundtrack accompanies it well.
1.0 Gameplay
Selecting dialog in a set conversation tree isn't "playing" anything.
5.0 Lasting Appeal
Two characters means two ways to play the field. If you really wanted to, that is.
4.0 OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)
Rating Description
4.0 Presentation
It tries to out-PictoChat PictoChat, and while it offers customization, its interface isn't nearly as clean or intuitive.
5.0 Graphics
The background rewards are decently drawn, but with the ability to change up colors, it literally makes text vanish completely unreadable.
5.0 Sound
Every IM program I ever use, I turn off the "send/receive" sound, and it's the case with Ping Pals. As cool as it is to be able to change the sound files, I don't want to hear them.
2.0 Gameplay
Other than a Pictionary and Hot Potato mini-game, there's not much "play" in this product.
2.0 Lasting Appeal
When you realize that PictoChat gets more mileage than this 20 dollar program, it'll be over.
3.5 OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)
Gameplay - 5
Graphics - 6
Sound - 6
Value - 6
Tilt - 7
Score: 6.0 (fair)
16. Sprung US -- 4.0 6.0 5.7 -.- -.- 3.3 -- --% 47,5 %
17. Ping Pals (Chat) US -- 3.5 -.- -.- -.- -.- 0.5 -- --% 20,0 %
For those of you who might not know, when you buy a Nintendo DS, PictoChat is included in the package. PictoChat is a form of chat software that takes advantage of the system's wireless network capabilities by letting you exchange text messages and drawn pictures with your friends. While it's not the most full featured of chat programs, it certainly does its job. So why, then, would anybody want to spend $30 on the same exact thing...but with a bunch of lame collectible items and bad minigames? Well, that's just what THQ wants you to do with Ping Pals, its first offering for the DS. In essence, Ping Pals is PictoChat with a lousy personality, and there's absolutely no reason why you should waste your time with it.
In the end, it's impossible to rationalize Ping Pals' very existence to any satisfactory degree. Why make a game just like PictoChat when PictoChat already exists on the DS itself? After playing Ping Pals, you're unlikely to come up with any acceptable answers to this question, because none of the extra content it provides is worth paying for. Chalk this one up to poor decision making, lousy timing, or a combination of both. Just don't chalk this one up as a game you should play.
Gameplay - 3
Graphics - 5
Sound - 6
Value - 3
Tilt - 2
Score: 3.3 (bad)
Rating Description
5.0 Presentation
There's a good amount of features, but far fewer than the current generation of the series on other platforms.
7.0 Graphics
Solid and smooth 3D engine for the upper screen, well-drawn 2D for the lower screen. It's just a bit on the dark side.
4.5 Sound
Clearly audio wasn't on the development team's priority list. There are sound samples but they're far too overpowering for the calm golf experience. Menu music is just downright atrocious.
6.0 Gameplay
Touch screen golf is okay, but it could be so much better. Perhaps it needs another year to get it totally right?
8.0 Lasting Appeal
Despite the game's quirks, it does eventually get enjoyable, and has a ton of courses, gameplay modes, and challenges to keep the experience going.
6.0 OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)