Website That Has Game Plot Summaries?
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Website That Has Game Plot Summaries?
I'm looking for a website that summarizes the major plot points of video games. Basically with the sequels to games being spaced out by a year or more I need to refresh my memory on the story elements. I thought GameFAQs would have this information, but the walkthroughs have little info with regard to plot if any at all.
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Originally Posted by mijang
I'm looking for a website that summarizes the major plot points of video games. Basically with the sequels to games being spaced out by a year or more I need to refresh my memory on the story elements. I thought GameFAQs would have this information, but the walkthroughs have little info with regard to plot if any at all.
Anyways, I've never heard of a site like that... you might be best of just searching on the internet for the game and hopefully finding so nerdy fan who made an online shrine... or post and ask.
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I'm not looking for anything overly extensive, just a concise summary of what happened in game "x" and how it all ties together. My search really stems from the fact that some of the more "in-depth" games (e.g. Metal Gear Solid, Soul Reaver) can be very confusing from the get go and after a year or more off between sequels I'm even more confused by the names and past plot elements being brought up. For instance, I just finished playing Jak 3 and I was confused by a few things, some small and some huge plot points.
I also heard from someone recently that they thought in Metal Gear Solid 2
Well of course after hearing this I wanted to get a summary of the story to see if this was indeed true and how it all tied together. So if there isn't a specific website that provides such information I would greatly appreciate it if someone could clear up those two areas of confusion for me.
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Honestly, these things never make sense. Ever play FFVII? You really don't need to remember that Cloud is a reincarnation of a 14th century monk who fell in love with one of Tifa's ancient relatives and buried some DNA in a five-dimensional organism that infected a robot, hence raising elemental demons that will rage against the earth in order to restore the balance of good and evil. Just remember, "Kill the boss in that evil-looking city over there; must rescue Aeris along the way."
Just enjoy the gameplay and let the bizarro-world story play itself out. It's not intended for you, anyway, since you're not Japanese.
- David Stein
Just enjoy the gameplay and let the bizarro-world story play itself out. It's not intended for you, anyway, since you're not Japanese.
- David Stein
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Originally Posted by sfsdfd
Just enjoy the gameplay and let the bizarro-world story play itself out. It's not intended for you, anyway, since you're not Japanese.
Hey I'm kinda glad for your explanation of FFVII. It now makes MUCH more sense. It really did irk me a little to not know the entire backstory.
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Originally Posted by sfsdfd
Honestly, these things never make sense. Ever play FFVII? You really don't need to remember that Cloud is a reincarnation of a 14th century monk who fell in love with one of Tifa's ancient relatives and buried some DNA in a five-dimensional organism that infected a robot, hence raising elemental demons that will rage against the earth in order to restore the balance of good and evil. Just remember, "Kill the boss in that evil-looking city over there; must rescue Aeris along the way."
Just enjoy the gameplay and let the bizarro-world story play itself out. It's not intended for you, anyway, since you're not Japanese.
- David Stein
Just enjoy the gameplay and let the bizarro-world story play itself out. It's not intended for you, anyway, since you're not Japanese.
- David Stein
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Honestly, I think MGS2 is open to different people's interpretations. Same with many games. However, you should be able to find a fansite or forum with talk about all MGSs, but I am not sure about Jak.




