That reminds me. After I fly home tomorrow, I'm going to play 'No Russian' again.
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That reminds me. After I fly home tomorrow, I'm going to play 'No Russian' again.
No, in single player you mostly play as a Special Op doing missions, while sometimes you switch to an Army Ranger in the middle of huge battles. You can only play as a Taliban in the online mode. Exactly why the controversy is fucking stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by KK2.0
I finally went online with CoD: MW2 and it's tremendous fun. Really quite amazed at all the various maps, they're all totally ace!
Man, I'm running out of things to do in RDR. I've beat the game, completed all the stranger missions, and have been spending the last couple of times playing just wandering around doing bounty hunter missions. The game, its world, the atmosphere, the feel of the thing has me so hooked, tho, that I just can't put it down. I don't think I've felt this way about a game since, sheesh, SSX3.
I really want 100% on Arkham Asylum, but good god are these fighting challenges tough! Also, anyone know where the secret #24 spirit of Arkham is?
That's the hardest part of the game IMO. I tried for a while but gave up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skitch
I got 100% :)
I don't remember which Arkham is where though. Just find the map.
I stopped playing Arkham Asylum for a while. I was getting terribly bored with the combat and there was too little stealth. Overall, the game was frustratingly easy. I'll probably pick it up again sometime though and finish it, because the art design is incredible—walking into the Batcave in the cove area by the shore is just an incredible video game set piece.
I still have my original PS1 copy of Crash Team Racing. That and Mario Kart 64 are my two favorite kart racing games ever.
I have 100% of the Riddler's things found or solved. But there's an extra Spirit of Arkham that isn't on any map. I'm sure I can find it online, I just was curious what it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
And as for the last page's conversation of used games...the last new game I bought was Perfect Dark for N64. I'm a gamer, not a millionaire. I'm not stealing or downloading or anything (arguably) illegal. Trying to take used games away from me will kill my gaming. Luckily for me, online seems to be the only place where they can stick it to the gamers, and I hate online play. :)
Kill all the bison for a trophy. Its more appropriate if you use the buffalo gun.Quote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
Crash Team and Diddy Kong for me.
Diddy Kong was fun too! I played it for the first time after Conker's Bad Fur Day came out, and seeing Conker on the character selection screen made me go, "WTF?"Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
The final act of Bioshock 2 was really good, definitely better than final act of the first one.
Good to hear. The last part of BioShock was weak weak weak. Lame story and too easy. Game is good though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winston*
I hope "Bioshock: Infinite" will be able to return that sense of wonder and amazement to the franchise.
"Bioshock 2" was good fun but the world was significantly less enthralling.
Which makes sense, and was something I expected.
One thing that sucks about digital distribution is that you can't give things away if you don't like them. I bought Scott Pilgrim for XBLA played for thirty minutes and have no interest in every playing it again. I would love to be able to gift it to someone who might get some enjoyment out of it.
Are you able to put your XBox account on someone else's X-Box and download it again there? I've done that for PSN games.Quote:
Originally Posted by EyesWideOpen
I thought the Scott Pilgrim demo was boring. Don't dig that nostalgia gaming.
Got two games yesterday with in-store credit. Yoshi's Island for SNES and Metroid Prime for Gamecube. Got home, realized I can't play my SNES on the new TV without S-Video cables and that I still don't have a Gamecube memory card (playing it on a Wii). Le sigh.
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Originally Posted by Milky Joe
Have you never played "Metroid Prime" before?
Prepare to be wow'd. Greatest game ever created, IMO.
While I would disagee with this choice personally, I would never attempt to argue it. A perfectly valid personal opinion. (it would make my top ten all time but not the #1).Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
Freaking amazing game.
P.S. - I found the 24h Spirit of Arkham.
Wouldn't be in my top 50.
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Originally Posted by Dukefrukem
Yeah but we really don't have the same taste in games at all.
I think I played a demo of it a long while back. But yeah, never had a Gamecube when it came out. I look forward to playing it, though. It seems almost universally praised.
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Originally Posted by Milky Joe
It's my #1 game of all time, so yeah, I definitely feel the praise is deserved.