2010-10-22, 08:47 PM
Hm, how'd you feel about Okami, Sarah?
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The Wii port has so-so controls in comparison to the original PS2 game, and using the brush skills can be difficult because of a lack of precision. I have MotionPlus, and it takes time to get used to drawing the skills. I know it took me a bit to get the hang of things during the tutorial of the game. Overall, though; I was able to learn over time and got used to it. It's not half bad of a port, but if you'd really like to enjoy this game at its finest, then I think you'd rather just go with the PS2 version if you haven't played that yet.
Also, seconding Muramasa. It's an excellent 2D sidescroller with RPG elements, just like Odin Sphere. It can be pretty difficulty particularly during bosses.
The Wii port has so-so controls in comparison to the original PS2 game, and using the brush skills can be difficult because of a lack of precision. I have MotionPlus, and it takes time to get used to drawing the skills. I know it took me a bit to get the hang of things during the tutorial of the game. Overall, though; I was able to learn over time and got used to it. It's not half bad of a port, but if you'd really like to enjoy this game at its finest, then I think you'd rather just go with the PS2 version if you haven't played that yet.
Also, seconding Muramasa. It's an excellent 2D sidescroller with RPG elements, just like Odin Sphere. It can be pretty difficulty particularly during bosses.