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Oh me too for sure, but even then I gotta say that I do prefer the bustling city in GTA over the barren plains of RDR. So much more crazy stuff happening in GTA when you wanna just mess with the cops for instance. Kept my attention more than Rockstar's western game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Watashi
Enter RDR:Undead Nightmare. Can't tell you how much time I've spent in that game just roaming around, fucking with the zombies. Yee-haw!Quote:
Originally Posted by Morris Schæffer
So finally playing "Amnesia: The Dark Descent". Despite the glitchy framerate (due to my apparently slow computer) it's pretty terrifying I must admit.
Feels like this game was designed by Cthulhu.
It's really good, despite the over abundance of mediocre combat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winston*
And then kill every last one of them and loot their bodies?Quote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
Soooo ... what's everybody's take on BULLETSTORM!! Looks like it'll fill my gore quota. :D
I'd find a video, but video game sites are blocked at work. :)
Then tie them to the bumper, put a brick on the accelerator pedal, and send it careening into a busy intersection!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
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Originally Posted by Spun Lepton
I thought the demo was fun. I hope there's a lot of variety to the levels and weapons, though, or else it'd get old pretty fast.
I was basically doing the same combo (lasso, kick, headshot) over and over.
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Originally Posted by megladon8
I liked that about GTAIV. If you go to a certain club at a certain time of night you can watch a whole stand up routine of Katt WilliamsQuote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
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Started playing Maijin and the Forsaken Kingdom tonight - now this is my kind of game! Tons of exploration, puzzles, a mysterious environment, and really great music. The budding relationship between the two characters is actually charming, and giving Maijin commands works flawlessly; it's really fun to team up with him to attack the enemies. Really great game that evokes a strong Miayazaki flavor with it mythical setting and environmentally-themed narrative. Highly recommended. Looking forward to Knight's Contract from the same developers.
Thanks for the reminder I've been meaning to pick that up.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
I'm loading up on games to play for my time sitting at home. So far I've got saved up:
Dead Space 2
Alan Wake (I already beat it back when it came out but i rebought it to play through again and do the DLC)
Borderlands DLC (beat the main game but have all the DLC to play through)
Deathspank 2 (XBLA sale)
Stacking
Hydrophobia (XBLA sale)
Sounds fun!Quote:
Originally Posted by EyesWideOpen
I'm looking forward to playing Alan Wake sometime this year.
"Stacking" looks and sounds so great. I'm looking forward to playing that one.
And just a few weeks 'til "Beyond Good & Evil HD", which I'm VERY excited for. It will be a day-1 purchase for me, particularly if this potential new job comes through.
I also have a few games from the last year and a bit that I want to get caught up on, namely "Borderlands", "Red Dead Redemption", and "Mass Effect 2" (which I will play right after I finish the first one, which is proving to be a MUCH more satisfying and robust experience this second time around).
It's weird how almost every review of Majin talks about the terrible dialog and voice acting. I'm usually quite sensitive to these things, but I don't think it's bad at all. Yes, it is very simple, but it's also quite charming. It has a kind of storybook quality to it, and the voice acting is totally not terrible. Given the fact that this is not a dialog-based game, it's actually OK, especially when compared to something like Heavy Rain.
So... I just signed up for Gamefly after watching videos from this.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
Question about Gamefly... when it says Availability "Low" ... will they skip to the next available like Netflix? Or should I just rearrange my queue so the next title that is "Available Now" is at position number one?
This is new territory for me. Thanks for answers in advance.
I really can't get excited about LA Noire. Looks like another video game trying to prove its worth by comparing itself to another medium - film. With something like that, I'd rather just watch a good noir film, because at the end of the day I'd bet just about anything that even the most mediocre noir movie will have a better story, be better written, and have better acting.
Games need to evaluate and celebrate themselves as their own thing, and stop defining their success by how closely they can emulate cinema and novels.
And yes, I know I'll be in the minority on this one. Still though, like Heavy Rain, LA Noire looks like a game I'd have fun while watching someone else play.
I'm with Meg on PC gaming. I sealed off that money pit in about '98.
They'll just skip to the next. They do that sometimes even if it says high availability. I would regularly get games sent to me that were 15 spots down my queue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Our Aurora
It's weird. I'm just the opposite. I've owned just about every "major" console since the SNES, but they never get as much use as my PC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skitch
I like having TV / movies on in the background when I play (especially sports), so having the console taking up the TV made it appeal less to me.
That, and as much as I love shooters, I am a mouse/keyboard guy and have never felt comfortable playing them with a console controller.
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fezzik
PC has opened the door to so many different dimensions of gaming that you just can't get on console. Everything plays on PC perfectly where the opposite cannot be said about console. I could do the PC vs Console argument all day.
If someone was coming into the gaming market today, because of exclusives and how they are published today, I would recommend someone buying a PC first, and a PS3 second. Ignore the other two consoles. You'll get the best possible experience out of those two.
Although, I am highly interested in this and I think I'm gonna buy it when Killzone 3 is released.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fezzik
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Originally Posted by Dukefrukem
You should! It's totally worth it.
Now, if it was Daimajin and the Forsaken Kingdom, then I would be ALL OVER THAT SHIT.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
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Originally Posted by bac0n
Hells yeah!