I've beaten RE4 numerous times, and I will admit that I have thought that it went on too long on almost every occassion.
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I've beaten RE4 numerous times, and I will admit that I have thought that it went on too long on almost every occassion.
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Originally Posted by Scar
before i respond to these... i'd like to know what E meant when he said...Quote:
Originally Posted by Morris Schæffer
so why do you say that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
Well, they are, which is why most of them give you unlockable stuff for speed runs, and allow you to use new weapons and costumes for multiple play-throughs.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
Remember Tofu runs in RE2? Man, those were fun.
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Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
Yeah I agree they all warranted multiple play-throughs, I just never did the speed-run thing.
And I've never been able to beat the GameCube version of the original. I thought the "red heads" were very annoying.
I loved all that shit. Before achievements, before trophies... there was awesomeness after the RE single player. Playing through RE5 now. So far so good. On 2-3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
Played the new maps on the CoD:World at War, but that's not what's awesome.
The Nazi Zombie Brigade is amazing though. May even be better than Left 4 Dead. Love that.
You don't seem to revere it (RE5), and I don't believe the game promotes genuine replayability (unless co-op once) so how can you blast through it again in such a short interval?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
Isn't there another game you'd rather invest your time in dude?
I'm enjoying it, and I want to pimp out the weapons. Nothing like a triple barrel sawed off shotgun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morris Schæffer
Gotta get the S&W 500 Magnum, too....
Speed runs were how you got your end-game ranking up in order to unlock certain things.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
Less time, and fewer saves = better ranking.
Duke - personally, I never beat a Tofu run, but my friend Brian did. He was like some kind of RE Master back in the day. He could do a speed run of RE 1 and 2 without a single save. It was awesome to watch him.
I never beat it either. I could beat Hunk with my eyes closed but not Tofu. Crazy mini game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
Got my wife addicted to Peggle on XBLA.
:)
You're a weapons guy. I remember that! Hunting for deer and stuff. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
Can you turn off trophies on the PS3? I find them to be stupid.
They put Peggle on XBLA?Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
Oh dear....
(I will miss my social life)
I've yet to play Peggle, I'm afraid to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
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Originally Posted by Fezzik
Oh yeah - with multi-player.Quote:
Originally Posted by EyesWideOpen
It is so much fun.
Good grief!!
David Hasselhof in Ready to Rumble commercial:
http://www.gamer.nl/doc/50704/David-...Ready-2-Rumble
Hooked up my 360 online at a buddys house. Got everything updated and a ton of downloads. Can't wait to start on the extra Fable 2 missions!
Cleared the first Digital Devil Saga game last night. Got my ass whupped by the final boss like three times, then did two hours of grinding. Then I realized all that grinding was pretty much unnecessary when I went to go fight her again, because the strategy pretty much clicked and while there were a couple of tense moments, I got through it pretty cleanly.
Game was tough. Took me 33 hours. Looking forward to starting on the second half in the near future here.
Jen and I are enjoying the hell out of "The House of the Dead: Overkill" - especially when using the Nyko Perfect Shot gun. That thing's awesome.
I could write about lots of things that are "wrong" with the game - not enough mini-games and they're far too short; a couple of annoying graphical glitches; main campaign is too easy when played co-op - but the complete package is just such inspired lunacy I love it.
And while I guess the rail-shooter genre is pretty out of date now, I still love it.
I love this game.
BIG NEWS:
Crytek showed the first video on Cryengine 3 at the GDC in San Francisco. More importantly, the video was preceded by the PS3 and Xbox360 logos. So Cryengine is definitely going console this time!
http://pc.ign.com/dor/articles/96517...rl_032309.html
New Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks coming to DS later this year. In this game, Link pilots a train that has cannons on it. Otherwise, looks a lot like Phantom Hourglass.
Also, you can now play downloaded games off your SD cards. Yay!
OnLive.
This is fascinating. If it works as well as it promises, I would sell my 360.
OnLive is an interesting idea, but with tech as it is now, I'm skeptical that it will be able to provide a truly satisfactory experience. But if they can pull it off, more power to 'em!