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So basically it's overwatch 2.0 and all the marketing about it being the second game doesn't mean shit anymore.
Paying for JPGs is boooring.
How do they know it's your house and car plate?
I watched the game grumps episode of the original game, it was hilarious and I hope they will play this version as well. GG is good when it comes to horror-related games.
That new intel CPU doesn't look good at all.
Something exceptional feed by greed and made for the masse, no thanks!
Fewer gaming interruption? what about none?
Also...these Windows 10 updates are fucking boring
Also...these Windows 10 updates are fucking boring
Clickbait, nothing to see here.
I enjoyed FF9 on PSX and a PC port was long due so I welcome this port.
Yeah here's my little world idea for a FF6 re-release: original SNES port with GBA additions + Modern Soundtrack and Original Soundtrack as options. Graphics like the PSP re-releases would be a great plus and a Hard Edition would be totally needed (since this FF is mindlessly easy).
There's many free and bundled games in the list and you can clearly see the games that the owners buy and play, no wonder those aren't even played once like Ricochet, almost no ones gives a damn about this game.
Sepharo wrote on Jun 23, 2013, 00:58:
I'm kind of surprised now looking back on FPS how much happened from 1996-1999. People (myself included) like to hate on how there's a new CoD every year and I guess I'm just forgetting how the Quake series happened:
Quake (1996)
Quake Mission Pack 1: Scourge of Armagon (1997)
Quake Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity (1997)
Quake II (1997)
Quake II Mission Pack: The Reckoning (1998)
Quake II Mission Pack: Ground Zero (1998)
Quake III Arena (1999)
Quake III: Team Arena (2000)
When I was playing HL, CS and Q3 I felt like Quake was ancient but it was only about 3 years earlier.
That's not to say that CoD still isn't over saturated and uninnovative:
Call of Duty (2003)
Call of Duty 2 (2005)
Call of Duty 3 (2006)
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (2007)
Call of Duty: World at War (2008)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
Call of Duty: Black Ops (2010)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (2011)
Call of Duty: Black Ops II (2012)
(without expansions/DLC and console/mobile)
The difference is the huge tech leap between each quake games and how different each quake was where the tech jump between CODs is pretty low and all COD are way too similar.
I say let it stay closed, the AH destroyed the game anyway.
MS Exec: “Electricity goes out too”
Fail argument. You sir, don't get it, at all.
Fail argument. You sir, don't get it, at all.
Currently my favorite ARPG, the game is hard tho and starting for the first time can be difficult. It's recommended to plan your character ahead.
The problem is not piracy, sigh, it's the price of the game relatively to quality and demand of that kind of game.
I think they will have to stop developing for the 3Ds and go to another platform instead because their game is not worth paying 40$. Part of the price is probably to cover royalty to Nintendo but they have to realize that their game is a 5-10$ game. People only pay full price to AAA games that will sell for sure, otherwise, price need to go down.
I think they will have to stop developing for the 3Ds and go to another platform instead because their game is not worth paying 40$. Part of the price is probably to cover royalty to Nintendo but they have to realize that their game is a 5-10$ game. People only pay full price to AAA games that will sell for sure, otherwise, price need to go down.
Beamer wrote on Jan 3, 2013, 12:43:Axis wrote on Jan 3, 2013, 12:33:
The only people who use IE are the ones tho don't know about alternatives...
The only people that say that are idiots who think it's still "a few moons ago." Live in the now, man. Things change. Good things get bad. Bad things get good.
IE9 is consistently rated as good as the others. It's lacking only one thing for me: spell check. That keeps me in FireFox usually, but I find IE9 faster (almost as fast as Chrome.) I think FireFox has gotten kind of bad, but dislike Chrome because, quite honestly, Google knows enough about me.
You are right. However, there is better alternatives to Firefox and Chrome but I'm not talking about IE, I'm talking about Waterfox (Firefox port) and SRware Iron (Chrome port). Waterfox is basically a fast version of FireFox (it's also 64bits and portable) and Iron is Chrome but doesn't submit any private data at all and is also portable. Check them out!
Such lame excuses, just make an offline option, done.
What a lazy release...still using midi? don't get me wrong, I had my AWE64 back in MS-DOS/Win95-98 days and I had a huge blast messing with all that and I still have my midi collection but thing is...FF7 midis were horrible in comparison to the original soundtrack. Also, no graphic filter? this is a 1997 game, it need filters! the game will look horrible otherwise. I'll have to wait and see but for now, I'm definitely not buying.
Well sure that's kind of an extreme measure but most Diablo fan bought the game already and it's obvious they are doing that because of the bots. I don't see how preventing the inevitable for 3 days change things tho, it does more bad then good in my opinion.
Unfortunately, it is that hard to combat them, it's a pest.
It's been like that since Diablo 1 in 1996-97...looks like this is not your kind of game...
This comment was edited on Jun 22, 2012, 08:51.
xXBatmanXx wrote on Jun 22, 2012, 04:05:
It can't be that hard to combat bots!?
Unfortunately, it is that hard to combat them, it's a pest.
MadBoris wrote on Jun 22, 2012, 08:06:
The game that supposedly gets more fun and gives you longevity after you "replay the same game" on different difficulties, and of course the difficulties must be unlocked.
Fun and longevity increases from replaying the same game, what an amazing concept these Blizzardians think of and spread to us meager gamers.
(Blizzards comments are always in Blue)
It's been like that since Diablo 1 in 1996-97...looks like this is not your kind of game...
This comment was edited on Jun 22, 2012, 08:51.
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