[PS2] Okami

Originally Posted by Elixir

I meant fixing the camera angle into whatever place you wanted, not an actual fixed preset.

I don't know of a single game that lets you do this, actually. But as said, L1 lets you choose between two different angles and right analog stick moves the camera around.

The game itself is just wonderful; I have only played about two hours, but the setting and gameplay is so unique you just have to love it.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by JJAB91

That sucks that clover studios has stoped I mean Okami
was there first game.

Poor Viewtiful Joe just shed a tear.

Most amazing jew boots

I have to say that the sheer "endlessness" of this game amazes me to no end. I just defeated Ninetails and for the second or third time thought I had finally completed the game. Instead, the game just goes on and on ...

I really like that, but some of the story aspects seem a little tacked together here and there. It's like the game designers tried a little too hard to connect all the subplots to each other.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Originally Posted by molitar

That crap with blockhead has ruined this game for me completely not everyone has instant short term memory recall.. Developers are sadistic to put this into the game trying to remember points in the right order at the right spot.

The most challenging Blockhead you have to do is the one on Oni Island and can be "skipped" very easily by just jumping and hitting the invisible wall to the left of it. The resulting backflip will send you flying right over his head. You might have to try a few times before you get the angle right.

As been said, the harder ones are optional and the first Blockhead is a pushover and hardly ruining the entire game.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Originally Posted by Scarletdeath

That's not the hardest Blockhead, Rock. I believe it's Blockhead Grande, the last Blockhead.

But it's the hardest you have to do in order to advance the story.

I was speaking idiomatically.