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I'm not gonna try and shift blame from the thief to the poor guy, but this is why I never let go of my messenger bag whenever I'm at a public place, that thing stays on my shoulder at all times.
That said, I truly hate LA.
That said, I truly hate LA.
So when is The Pinball Arcade coming to PC? That one has both the Twilight Zone and Medieval Madness tables available for it, which are the only 2 I give a damn about anymore.
Calling it: Next id shooter will be Kickstarter funded.
Oh yeah great game. Played it twenty five years ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QBStOhiIzA Love the music.
I remember visiting a computer shop (Remember those?) out in New Mexico back in the day and witnessing for the first time both Hybris and Sidewinder, walked right out of there with an Amiga 2000 in my arms.
Was a little sad finally putting the ol' C128 out to pasture though.
The question is: Will No Mercy support multiplayer this time around?
Finally! Can't wait!
I hardly read anything avout thia DLC but I think it'll be awesome. You can fly dragons now! I hope it's possible in Skyrim too and not just Solstheim.
The few screenshots I saw dragged me back to Morrowind's fond memories. Why walk when you can ride(, outlander)?
Don't get your hopes up with the dragon mounts as it is the weakest part of the DLC, the rest is great though.
why exactly? tv's and monitors have (generally) the same aspect ratio. i'm assuming it's "correct" because console hardware is incapable of handling a normal FOV.
It's because you're generally sitting farther away from the screen.
The zombies must have a bitchin' dental plan.
This is one of those already good games that's a million times better when you've got 3 other people to play it with.
Worth it just for the Shatter soundtrack, good lord is the music in this game great.
The reason the game had a bad initial impression with critics was because it was released in a very buggy state, numerous patches have since fixed most of the technical problems.
A trailer for a tech demo... I really don't know what to think about that.
iPad mini eh? Apple will just take a bunch of iPod Touch boxes, cross out the O and replace it with an A.
Quboid wrote on Jun 5, 2012, 15:07:Also, why do they start shooting at our hero? They shouldn't start shooting at any bystander who is covering their face, not in that sort of weather, and they shouldn't be able to recognise him with his face covered. Maybe they're using some hack system of their own, but all to often in games, they seem to use magic, and if you're making a gritty, pseudo-realistic game like this looks to be, that breaks the immersion IMHO.
From what I got from the clip, the player character makes his presence plainly known at the art show as part of his strategy, perhaps as a show of intimidation (And you can tell some of the attendants recognize him, as they refer to him by name), so it's logical to think the target's bodyguards who were already on their way were made well aware of the player's presence at the art show by the target's assistant, they would then assume that the car crash was no mere coincidence and would therefore be immediately alerted by anyone acting or looking suspicious.
jdreyer wrote on Apr 7, 2012, 18:18:
I dunno, the GWJ guys made this game sound like work (i.e. very hard and unforgiving). Is the effort worth the payoff?
Don't worry about it, most of the people that whine about how impossible the game is don't know how to keep their guards up.
And if you ever hit a brick wall with a boss fight, you can always summon someone from the online pool of players to help you out, there's always someone willing to lend a hand, myself included.
The game is most certainly worth the effort, it's one of the better games I've played in recent memory.
The main character will invariably be named Roger Wilco.
I'd say this is more of a prequel to the original game than a reboot.
The only thing I want to know is: Will this be a PC only title or will it also be released for consoles? Because if it's the latter I'm just gonna go postal right now.
To echo the comments, I played this on the 360 when it was released some time ago and it is indeed a bunch of fun in a cheap package, not quite as campy as the previous game but then that might just be a good thing to a larger majority of players. (I still prefer EDF 2017's scrappy feel though)
In gameplay, EDF:IA (And really, the entire series) is reminiscent of the first Serious Sam game.
In gameplay, EDF:IA (And really, the entire series) is reminiscent of the first Serious Sam game.
Esoteric wrote on Nov 20, 2011, 12:13:
Really liking this game so far. Besides some CTDs, I haven't experienced any bugs at all. The atmosphere is great, and there are so many quests!
Oh you.
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