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I've been playing Pokémon X lately.

Playing Sound Shapes, it's extremely addictive!

I've been pretty occupied with Sim Tower lately. I find it quite fun.

Trying out Rayman Fiesta Run, definitely more taxing on the hardware.

IS that a mobile game?

That is a mobile game, yes, it's rather engrossing, even if it is rather simplistic.

How are the controls of the game?

It's a runner game, though you get to use Rayman's usual actions, such as jump, punch and flying, by pressing the relevant buttons. Jump is jump, holding jump in midair will activate the helicopter, and another button will cause Rayman to attack.

Master wrote:It's a runner game, though you get to use Rayman's usual actions, such as jump, punch and flying, by pressing the relevant buttons. Jump is jump, holding jump in midair will activate the helicopter, and another button will cause Rayman to attack.

So Origins Temple Run?

Only thing I am not sure I would like, are touch screen controls for gameplay.

Hoodcom wrote:Only thing I am not sure I would like, are touch screen controls for gameplay.

Yeah, that can be a deal-breaker in a lot of games, including the mobile port of Rayman 2.

Fiesta Run is fine with touch controls as it's so simple in it's design.

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Started NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams. I've really been enjoying it. I don't understand why people didn't like it as much as the first. I feel like it improves upon it in every way. And I loved the first one.

I watched some gameplay and I don't really like the voices. I thought maybe Japanese version has better voice actors but even Japanese version has English voices.

OldClassicGamer wrote:I thought maybe Japanese version has better voice actors but even Japanese version has English voices.

I like the voices for NiGHTS and Reala, but I don't care for any of the other voices really.

I think the game could of used better voice direction, but it's still quite charming.

Spyro (2): Ripto's Rage! and later on I'll probably play some Crash too, for the hell of it.

rolesfamily wrote:Ah damn, that must be annoying! What country are you in?

Missouri, United States. Oh, and don't bother tracking me down and killing me, because I'm already dead.

technology4617 wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:I thought maybe Japanese version has better voice actors but even Japanese version has English voices.

Liking or disliking English voices, you gotta admit it's weird for Japanese version not having Japanese dub expecially because it's Sega we are talking about - one of the rare companies that equally treat all countries same regarding language support (90% of times including dual audio in all versions worldwide).

Dark Lum Lord wrote:Missouri, United States. Oh, and don't bother tracking me down and killing me, because I'm already dead.

So ye be in the state of Misery, eh?

OldClassicGamer wrote:Liking or disliking English voices, you gotta admit it's weird for Japanese version not having Japanese dub expecially because it's Sega we are talking about - one of the rare companies that equally treat all countries same regarding language support (90% of times including dual audio in all versions worldwide).

I'm genuinely curious as to why they would hire DIFFERENT ACTORS for a dub in the same language. It's the Rayman 1 magician all over again.

technology4617 wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:Liking or disliking English voices, you gotta admit it's weird for Japanese version not having Japanese dub expecially because it's Sega we are talking about - one of the rare companies that equally treat all countries same regarding language support (90% of times including dual audio in all versions worldwide).

I'm genuinely curious as to why they would hire DIFFERENT ACTORS for a dub in the same language. It's the Rayman 1 magician all over again.

I think what OCG means is that it's weird that Sega didn't include the original Japanese voice tracks as they usually do.

This either means it was never even recorded in Japanese, or some kind of budget constraints are at play.