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Skinny Minnie · 11-11-2003, 02:13 PM

Honestly, though, siftland, Sly Cooper (and Maximo) were definitely more challenging in the game play and more complex in their scenes than BG&E is (according to its demo); BG&E doesn't seem to take nearly the coordination or timing that they did, either. I've only played the demo of BG&E, though, so maybe it gets more complex as it goes on. I wouldn't mind having it anyway. The PS2 version is already out...

11-11-2003, 02:13 PM	#40
Skinny Minnie I'm really Cookin' Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: New England, USA Posts: 269	Honestly, though, siftland, Sly Cooper (and Maximo) were definitely more challenging in the game play and more complex in their scenes than BG&E is (according to its demo); BG&E doesn't seem to take nearly the coordination or timing that they did, either. I've only played the demo of BG&E, though, so maybe it gets more complex as it goes on. I wouldn't mind having it anyway. The PS2 version is already out...