As I recall, the drawing implementation on the Wii version simply wasn't very good. They got it right with the Move controller in the PS3 version, which given that it's also in HD, I think makes it the definitive version of the game (I've finished both versions).
The Wii version was an entirely different version though. The gameplay and level design in the daytime stages(and perhaps nighttime too, but I don't remember a single thing) are totally different
Yep, waaaay better game. Btw on this version (I played on PS2) the trust meeter between good and bad guys goes back and forth when you make those choices like the RDR2 honor system.
EDIT: to explain a little bit better to those who don't know it, this version of the game was made by the same developers of chaos theory, while the xbox 360 was made by another team. I consider this version the better game, doesn't help that I played the next gen version on PC, which was a pretty bad port.
Nah I played vanilla first and I still think Golden Chie is much better.
I have to echo both of these sentiments. Unleashed Wii had a more natural difficulty curve, no bullshit fake difficulty level design, a greater focus on drifting that makes the game feel more like a racing game, significantly shorter and more tolerable Werehog sections, it breaks up Eggmanland into multiple stages rather than the one gigantic slog (nevermind the significantly better level design), a better version of the Dark Gaia final boss, and the idea of the stock of extra lives that can be increased and automatically replenishes when you leave a level is an interesting one.
It runs at 15fps, so no thanks.
To be fair, P4G is still great, Marie is just kinda lackluster as a character. The rest of the new content is pretty much excellent for the most part.
This is blasphemy. Marie alone makes the entire thing worth it.
Honestly, I think the PlayStation (1) version of SotN is the best. Oddly, I prefer the Saturn version. Sure, the Saturn version has horrible performance, but I love some of the game play tweaks in it. For example, you have a 'third hand' to assign consumables to, meaning you no longer have to remove a weapon or shield in order to use healing items. Also, the Wing Smash you can do in bat form has maximum range without you having to manually extend it by re-entering the Wing Smash command repeatedly, which makes it so much easier to control your elevation when traveling quickly for long distances. Since you don't have to repeatedly perform the Wing Smash, it uses a hell of a lot less MP, as well, making it more convenient to fill in large areas of the map in more open areas without running out of MP. I also love being able to run more quickly as Alucard upon reaching the end of the first castle, though I do wish that ability was introduced much earlier. It's not as though a faster run speed gives you that much of an advantage in combat or anything, so I don't understand why they just threw it into the mix halfway through the game.
the ps2 port of the original had some additional levels if I remember correctly.
The gentlemen mod helps make it a stable 30 fps so i guess it's still technically "better" on PC.
The PS2 version of Chain of Memories looks great but the GBA version plays the best in my opinion.
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The easy difficulty alone makes the SNES version of MK2 the best version in my opinion.
Despite being a very early Wii port, this version of Godfather controls really well. I always pick this version over the better looking Xbox 360 & PS3 versions.
The Wii version of Bully SE has better controls & less glitches than the Xbox 360 version.
Wouldn't this be considered the best version of the game? At least until Volition releases the PC patch they are working on.
I agree. It's a better game for some reason than the arcade release in my eyes.
Someone mentioned it earlier in the thread and I completely agree. Yeah it didn't look nearly as good as the arcade version, but something about this version always just clicked more with me and you get the bonus stages
The Wii version of Bully SE has better controls & less glitches than the Xbox 360 version.
I've heard the argument that Devil Survivor Overclocked is also weakened by the addition of a "True Ending" where everyone survives and redeeming the asshole villain.
First of all the old portraits locked behind a paywall is disgraceful enough but then there is the new plotline where the main story butchered because of the Atlus New Girl. The original DS ending ended perfectly with everything tied up with a neat bow which probably makes it possibly the worst Atlus remake to date, yes even more worse than Redux.
Eh not exactly, it sorta happens in the 8th day Kingdom of Saints route but the villain isn't truly redeemed. I consider Overclocked to be the better of the Atlus updated ports/remakes personally, although the 8th day Yuzu route and one part of the Overlord route is admittedly weak compared to the other endings.
No trophies/achievements on Switch though, so I'd still go with the PS3 version.
This is what I came to say. The female MC is canon in mind and the music in that route is better.
