Which game has the best attract loop?

[yashiro]

While testing out a new PS2 tonight I was noticed a fair few games have really ****e attract loops. Metal Gear Solid 3 is particularly ****.

Which games attract loop have you found most entertaining?

[Owain]

Got to be Jet Set Radio: Future, just so eye catching- those mad angles, jumps and colours.

[jezzace]

I reckon you have to go back to classic arcade games like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles or Street Fighter 2. I'd hear either of those musics and be drawn like a magnet.

[Alf-Life]

Attract loop? As in replayability (or wanting to replay) them, you mean?

There's only one; GoldenEye.

[MonkeyWrench]

Got to be Jet Set Radio: Future, just so eye catching- those mad angles, jumps and colours.

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I agree

[Magnakai]

Thirded JSR:F

[Madbury]

Quite liked Crazy Taxi myself...

[yashiro]

Yeah I remember Crazy Taxi's. Picked that up on release day, was ace. Good call.

[killy]

I think he means the clip that keeps looping if you leave the game alone (don't press any buttons for a while). I liked The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time's. Link in the sunset on Epona - was really mesmerizing.

[JU!]

I quite liked Tekken Tags FMV loop myself. Anubis has a great loop as well last about 10 mins tho.

[Jakeway]

Playstation FMV always does the trick in store, you always see hyped kids watching some driving game and saying "Look at the Graphics!?

anywayz... I was watching Max Payne 2?s the other day, and I thought that was quite good. It showed off some nice in game scenes of the Havoc physics engine and rag doll effects in slow mo.

Its quite action packed.

[nips]

Halo in the shops on HUGE TVs when it was released blew me away.

I remember standing there: "WTF!?! Did that weird car thing just flip in the air. I can't believe games can look like this!!"

Voodoo Vince looks really good graphically. Actually quite stunning. Has a lot of character.

[Sane]

I dislike the use of FMV in attract loops, it looks grainy and fuzzy often. I prefer the old in-game demo runs of single stages, with a nice 'press start button' message flashing or high scores .

JSRF is indeed good (so is JSR btw), Super Mario World is great, and MSR/PGR/PGR2 are always great to watch as well. And Soul Calibur has those nice character showoff demo's.

[Resonance]

Mario 64 at the time it came out.
nuff said.

[Sega Ages]

Nothing. Nothing, beats the dual-FMV loops in both these Konami attract mode gems on the PS2

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