Man, I put like 60 hours into Fallout 3 and never even made it past Rivet City. Loved that game. I just liked roaming around and doing side missions and looking for stuff. That Lovecraft building is awesome. I should go back and play it again.
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Man, I put like 60 hours into Fallout 3 and never even made it past Rivet City. Loved that game. I just liked roaming around and doing side missions and looking for stuff. That Lovecraft building is awesome. I should go back and play it again.
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Originally Posted by D_Davis
Yes, yes and yes.
I was kind of disappointed whenever I would start playing the game's main storyline.
It's the weakest part of the game.
Lovecraft building?
Well, actually it's called The Dunwich BuildingQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Dunwich_Building
Is anyone else with me that the main storyline in "Fallout 3" was pretty much the weakest aspect of the game?
Yes, and this is the main reason I didn't love the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
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Originally Posted by Winston*
Oh I adored it. It's quite possibly the most amazing world I've explored in a video game.
I just thought the story was balls. There were more interesting stories and moral dilemmas in the side missions.
I didn't find most of the side missions to be as compelling as I thought they could be either. Highlights were the virtual world one and the tree one.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
Prefer Dragon Age, which I'm almost finished, and Mass Effects for that kind of game this generation personally.
(I would guess you already know this, but I thought I'd throw it out there on the off chance you didn't.:))Quote:
Originally Posted by EyesWideOpen
Andy Serkis did the mo-cap for that game. There are some real interesting articles about Enslaved.
Yep, I was aware. I also have played through Heavenly Sword which was their other Serkis mo-capped game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skitch
My wife is out of state visiting her parents so I've been playing this game pretty much non-stop. I think I'm on the last chapter.
It's great to hear that "Enslaved" is a good one. I've been feeling like a good platformer for a while.
Of course, I can't afford it right now, but when I can I'll be sure to pick it up.
The "X-Men" arcade game is coming to XBLA soon.
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I don't think I've ever been past the jungle level in that game. Loved it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
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Originally Posted by Ezee E
I think it'll have online co-op.
So, you know :P
OH MY GOD.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
This one?Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
http://www.racketboy.com/retro/xmenarcade-1.jpg
As a straight port or as a HD update? There are probably far better examples of the side-scrolling beat'em-up genre.
I came across some speculation concerning the inevitable Uncharted 3:
http://www.kotaku.com.au/2010/05/nat...ext-adventure/
River City RansomQuote:
Originally Posted by Morris Schæffer
I'd love to see an HD remake of that, but with the same style.
I find a good chunk of the side-scrolling beat-em-ups from my childhood don't live up to my nostalgia when I play them again today (see: "Turtles in Time").
But if it's reasonably priced, the nostalgia alone will make it worth it for me.
If I remember correctly, this was the very first game I ever played on an arcade machine as a kid.
Welcome to DIE!
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Originally Posted by Watashi
:lol: Yep.
I enjoyed those side scroller beat-em-ups fine as a kid but I have zero interest in replaying them now.
I still have my SNES and TMNT IV, and I played it with a friend this summer, and it's still a ton of fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by EyesWideOpen
Beer helped.
The Punisher and Nick Fury sidescroller was the tits.
Yeah, capcom made some great ones. Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, Alien Vs. Predator.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
But Rare's Battletoads was cool as well. Always had a soft spot for Sega's Golden Axe.