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Contra 4 - DS Game
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Contact Nintendo DS Game
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UPC:730865400034
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_CONTACT
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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Truly a wonderful game. Full of gameplay that has a ton of hidden depth, music that’s catchy and atmospheric, and a story that’s full of philosophy and introspection. Truly a wonderful hidden gem for anyone that loves RPG’s and stories with plenty of style and charm
It took awhile but finally completed the game. Although Contact doesnt really require you to spend 40 to 50 hours to complete it. You can probably should do more than just run through the game. Otherwise you are liable to miss out on some cool sidequests and other items that you would miss. You are controlling Terry or whatever you name him as he has washed up on a beach on deserted island. The professor and his pet make contact with him waking him up after he’s collapsed.He gives you this way of contacting and coming back to the ship, you will also be able to heal yourself with other decals that he comes across and gives to you.You will also be able to collect different decals mostly from monster drops and attach them thereby gaining a bonus in whatever the decal says. You can equip up to four of them at once.Your goal is basic at first and that is to collect this cell’s that the Professor needs to power the ship. It is innocent enough for awhile but he’s not being totally honest which you’ll find out later in the game. You have many skills Vocational (Fishing, Lockpicking/Thief, Cooking) and proficiencies in the many different weapons that you’ll collect Types (Slashing, Striking and Punching). Using the different weapons will up your skill in those areas. He is also able to cast different types of magic (Earth/Water/Fire/Wind) and their secondary skills in each of those areas as well.You will also build up Terry’s stats:Strength (up it by attacking)Defense (getti.
This was one of the most frustrating RPGs I’ve played while simultaneously being one of my most beloved. Everything they say about it is true. It’s quirky and offbeat. Old fashioned in its scope yet modern in its pop culture references. I almost quit the game a third of the way through because the fighting system was just too annoying, somehow managing to be slower than real-time fighting AND turn based fighting. But I stuck it through and was so glad I did. This is one of those games that develops a relationship with you. It has a detached sense of humour yet has tender moments. It reminds me of classic RPGs where the levels are small but mysterious and you end up trying everything just to see what might happen. If you are at all curious, the low asking price should be more than enough reason to give it a try.
Thanks game arrived on time he is really enjoying the game it works perfect. Will order from you again.
I rented Contact from GameFly, and played it for a few days before deciding that I am going to purchase it in the not-too-distant future.Unfortunately, GameFly does not rent games along with instruction manuals, so I had to learn everything in game by trial and error. Even so, I was doing pretty well if I do say so myself, and had to stop myself from playing anymore so I wouldn’t waste the purchase later. :)It reminded me of other RPG-type games I’ve played in the past, such as NES’ original Zelda. If you liked Zelda, you’ll probably like this game. But buy it, or borrow from a friend who’ll loan you the manual too! To have that help may make all the difference! :)
I love Atlus games. This particular title had me smiling from the start with its unique story line, interactivity, and lush graphic concepts. If you like trying out unusual games that push the envelope a bit and make us rethink what games are all about, then buy this title.
I bought “Contact” based on positive hype, without knowing much about it at all. I’m not disappointed. “Contact” has proven to be a very enjoyable distraction for me ever since it came out.The premise of the game is that you are helping a boy called Terry who is moored on a deserted island with a wacky professor. You are communicating with the professor via your DS and guiding Terry’s movements (although he doesn’t know you’re there).Terry’s mission is to help the professor find his ship’s fuel cells while solving mysteries and puzzles, fighting bad guys, and gaining skills. In this sense, the game is just like most RPGs, but I believe that the level of gameplay is more sophisticated than your typical Final Fantasy or Zelda-type venture. Many elements of the game are borrowed from those successful series, but they are also combined with puzzle game elements and even “life simulation” elements such as those of Harvest Moon. Terry recharges energy by eating food he finds — there are many different sorts — sleeping in his bed, or taking a warm bath. He can fight enemies using weapons he picks up. And he can find and interact with items and clues that help him complete his quest and go back home. One of the cutest features is that he can acquire and change into outfits that enable him to use skills like cooking.It’s not difficult to get used to the intuitive game play, especially after a brief read through the instructions. You can be at home equally using the stylus.
Let me say right now that if you’re on the fence about buying Contact, this game has level grinding on par with an MMORPG. If you don’t have that much patience, this game is not for you. If you can tolerate grinding, then continue reading.Contact is a unique game made in joint by Marvelous Entertainment, a group best known for the Harvest Moon series, and Grasshopper Manufacturer, perhaps best known for Killer 7. The mere mention of Killer 7 should be your hint that this is not your typical JRPG.The titular “Contact” is between you and a character simply referred to as the professor. And i’m not talking about a player character, the professor directly communicates with you. When under attack by a group of terrorists called the CosmoNOTs, the professor accidentally enlists Terry in his mission. Just what is the mission?You never know. Contact mostly focuses on it’s sense of humor and lets the story take a back seat. This actually turns out to be the right choice towards the ending of the story missions where Terry begins speaking, but there are a lot of questions left unanswered on purpose. For example, you never figure out just what the games mascot Mochi really is.Gameplay is where the focus is. Terry can interact with (And kill) a decent variety of NPCs and monsters. The story campaign is somewhat bare bones, Terry has to recover a collection of fuel cells that power the professors ship so that he can go back home, but things aren’t that clear cut as tampering wit.
came quickly and was hardly damaged. love the game!
A few years back, I got really sick with the flue. I huddled up in a blanket, unable to move from stomach pain, and got engrossed in this for many hours.It really does feel like you are playing a game from another world. When you are too tired to care at least. :)
Cincy 326 –
This is one of the easier Atlus games, so I was able to make it through several stages before getting stumped.Pros:— Most of the in game functions can be done via touch screen.— The main character can change outfits in order to use different abilities.— There are a variety of weapons in the game.— The game is difficult enough to be challenging, but not so much so that it isn’t fun.— Combat takes place in real time, using the stylus to control the main character, with an attack and defense mode.Cons:— The design of the touch screen controls makes it difficult to switch between atk/def modes.— When you tap an NPC, options to attack him appear right next to the talk command. I’ve lost count of the number of times that I have accidentally killed NPCs this way.— All of your stats level up with use, e.g. getting hit increases your HP. And to beat some bosses, you have to grind up your stats.— The outfits that unlock your elemental powers are kind of hidden, which means you can miss them. This can be problematic because your elemental powers also level up through use, so if you miss an outfit and find it later, that elemental power will be severely under leveled compared to your other abilities.— To recover, you eat food. Unfortunately your character has to digest his food before he can eat again. This takes between 1 and 5 minutes in real time.— The first boss is annoying because you won’t have any recovery magic yet, and you won’t be able to eat enough f.
Nathaniel Lane –
This game was very interesting it played like a computer game, has a great story line with plenty of wacky, kookiness from the professor, and has descent graphics too. The view is from above and the attack system unique but easily handled. It’s RPG play leaves lots of options for customizing weapons and armor. So many little tidbits and places to explore. I recomment this to action/ adventure fans.
Bryan –
I love the way this game gives you the freedom to walk around everywhere. You can have over 15 different weapons which makes the gameplay far more interesting than I’d ever imagined.You can change into different clothes which actually is important in helping you progress through the game. It’s not a normal style of gameplay, but an interesting one to say the least.While it’s hardly the best game you can find on the market, it’s certainly unique.
Rawn –
I love this game with my heart and soul. Even if it’s weirdness isn’t for everyone
S. K. Hartt –
Contact is a greatly hyped game by Atlus Inc. You (the player) have made contact with an enigmatic professor who is being chased by an unknown group. The ship is damaged, and while on the ground abducts a teenager named Terry.The game claims that it is like nothing ever seen before, but to be honest a lot of what you see in this game is fairly cliché. That’s intentional actually; the game takes great pleasure in mocking gaming stereotypes: the villains (inter-galactic space terrorists) hide their identities as an underground rock group, and the government has a cloning program in the works (warning: one of the clones has escaped, codenamed Snake!)That said, Contact plays fairly well. Combat is pretty hands-off, as you direct Terry to attack an enemy, and then sit back and watch him go at it. You have the option of changing Terry’s costume, and recieve bonuses or penalties based on the outfit you are wearing. Some are more physical in nature and others give you magical abilities.My major issues with the game is how under the radar it is. You have to have a good knowledge of current events and fads in order to understand the in game jokes (The professor in one scene mocks the Riiiiiiiiiidge Racer! comment from E3.) Without this knowledge, a good portion of the game’s humor goes right over your head. Also the game is extremely short—maybe 10 hours in length. That’s a real shame, because the game does have many memorable and original scenes. Unfortuneately, many of t.
Justin Hill, Human –
Short-ish game, but really endearing.
J. Anderson –
This is a weird little game. it’s crazy, unique, and so incredibly fun and addictive it’s insane. If you like earthbound, and killer seven, you’ve just found their love child.
monkeyofdoom00 –
it is a fun little game i recommend it as a gift, story is simple and easy to understand and it works, have fun playing it if you get one
Feit –
All’s good, thank you.
Jimmy Hoffa –
I’m a huge RPG player for what it’s worth. I was expecting something a bit different with this title. It has many great reviews and often gets compared to one of my favorite SNES games “Earthbound”, so I gave it a shot since it was like 10 bucks on retrolio as it’s been out a few years now.For one thing, the story is pretty boring. Aside from the occasionally witty dialog and constant references to old classic video games, there isn’t much else in the way of a “story”. “Some bad guys have some crystals that you need back” is the extent of it. The quirk is, you play well, you, and you have some sort of magical power to control a poor guy named terry. Some professor lives on the top screen and basically gives you powerups at the end of each brief mission. That’s all you really need to know. It’s neat, but not enough to pull the game.Fighting consists of walking near something while terry is in “angry mode”. So, you toggle angry mode on, walk near a bad guy, and terry starts swinging. That’s basically it. It all comes down to “are you leveled up enough to kill this monster”. Sure, you can use potions and other healing items, but they require cold hard cash, that you get from leveling up and killing things… There is some business about cooking your own healing stuff but it was so ill-explained that you would have no clue how to make more than say, 2 or 3 things through the whole game without a strategy guide since there are a TON of items, most of which are completel.