Vampyre
January 3rd, 2005, 22:11
Ok, I don't know about you guys, but I definately think Ultramix 2 is the better game here.
Songs: I was totally disapointed with the songs included in EXUSA. Granted, some of the liscensed tracks on EXUSA were good, such as Somnambulist and Planet Rock. However, the few good licensed tracks did not cover the gaping hole left by the massive suck-age of the rest of the pack. Ultramix 2, on the other hand, has many of the good tracks from 8thmix, and still manages to add even more great songs with the licenses and new work by Jespyr Kyd.
Graphics - As far as dancers go, I am a firm believer of quality over quantity. Ok...so maby we dont have Baby-Lon, and Rage looks like he got into a fight with a lawnmower and lost, but the dancing from the U2 characters looks more natural and real. The only big problem I had with the graphics in U2 were the Random Movie BGs. They tended to get annoying and sometimes blended in with the arrows, but reducing the BG brightness fixed that problem in a hurry.
Replay - Xbox Live. Downloadable characters, songs, edits. Online play, better party modes, and online high score tables.
...'Nuff Said.
(I know that this topic has probably been discussed millions of times in other forums and that every argument has probably been made already with respect to personal preferences and such. However, these days I tend to not frequent other forums. What can I say...TGA is now my life ^_^)
Songs: I was totally disapointed with the songs included in EXUSA. Granted, some of the liscensed tracks on EXUSA were good, such as Somnambulist and Planet Rock. However, the few good licensed tracks did not cover the gaping hole left by the massive suck-age of the rest of the pack. Ultramix 2, on the other hand, has many of the good tracks from 8thmix, and still manages to add even more great songs with the licenses and new work by Jespyr Kyd.
Graphics - As far as dancers go, I am a firm believer of quality over quantity. Ok...so maby we dont have Baby-Lon, and Rage looks like he got into a fight with a lawnmower and lost, but the dancing from the U2 characters looks more natural and real. The only big problem I had with the graphics in U2 were the Random Movie BGs. They tended to get annoying and sometimes blended in with the arrows, but reducing the BG brightness fixed that problem in a hurry.
Replay - Xbox Live. Downloadable characters, songs, edits. Online play, better party modes, and online high score tables.
...'Nuff Said.
(I know that this topic has probably been discussed millions of times in other forums and that every argument has probably been made already with respect to personal preferences and such. However, these days I tend to not frequent other forums. What can I say...TGA is now my life ^_^)