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When the 360 dominated, Sony supported crossplay and Microsoft opposed it. Funny how that is.
This is - no joke - my favorite game from my childhood. But it's also a game that hasn't aged well, especially the interface and saved game system, so I'd welcome a remake.
Funny, since a large part of what made the movie a classic is that it didn't show the heist.
My favorite of the series, and when I started to have more fun with Saints Row than GTA (though I appreciate the higher production values of the latter).
Johnny Gat is the man.
Johnny Gat is the man.
I only tried it with a gamepad. There's a big splash screen at the start that says "Controller Recommended" so I'm going to guess it was designed with a controller in mind.
I can't tell if it's a bad demoer or if the combat is really as sluggish and static as it appears.
I used to live in the SF Bay Area and it was too expensive for my wife and I to start a family there, so we moved to San Diego. That was great until our family grew, and we couldn't afford a house big enough while still being in a good school district. So we moved to Austin, which is just about perfect other than the state officials who want the story of Noah's Ark taught in History class.
Bottom line is, if it's too expensive where you're at, simply move! There are tech jobs everywhere.
Bottom line is, if it's too expensive where you're at, simply move! There are tech jobs everywhere.
Very underrated game, tons of fun, cool character, though I seem to recall the final fight not being that great.
Good article about Anachronox. The link here is wrong though (it updates itself when you scroll down the page), here's the right one: https://www.gamestm.co.uk/features/behind-the-scenes-of-anachronox/
Thanks!
I can understand remastering a 20-year-old game that is no longer available or that is difficult to get running on current hardware, but why do we need remasters of last-gen games that can be bought for $5?
Cutter wrote on Jul 15, 2016, 11:17:
Never buy a TT game until it's done.
The best thing about the Walking Dead (Season 1) was that so many friends and co-workers were playing it, and just like with a television show we would discuss each episode after it came out. It wouldn't have been the same experience as a full game.
Never played it, but since I already had Shadow Warrior it only cost me $3. Figured it was worth a shot at that price.
PC and PS4 have always been able to play together, but this is a new feature for Xbox One.
Hopefully I'm not getting my hopes up too high, but so far this is shaping up to be one of those sleeper favorites that for the next 5 years I'll be annoyingly telling all my friends they need to go and play.
I don't know yet what to make of Catherine. Could be something I love, could be something I put down after 30 minutes.
I'll probably just play it safe and rent.
I'll probably just play it safe and rent.
Came and went. In the past week I haven't see anyone playing Brink anymore.
I was interested in this based on the premise, but the trailers make it look like a stinker.
I guess I'm the only one, but I enjoyed Shattered Dimensions, especially for the level design and boss fights. It's just too bad that this upcoming game sounds as though it will also abandon the open-world web-swinging of earlier Spider-Man games.
The screenshots attracted me enough to try this out, but after about 30 minutes I still had no clue as to what I was doing. I wasn't even clear if it was a game or just a world.
I agree, Nuts and Bolts was a great game that deserved a sequel.
I also don't understand the criticism of Prince of Persia that you cannot die. Yes, it has very frequent checkpoints, so that a mistake will never set you back more than 30-45 seconds, but that is not equivalent to never letting you fail.
I also don't understand the criticism of Prince of Persia that you cannot die. Yes, it has very frequent checkpoints, so that a mistake will never set you back more than 30-45 seconds, but that is not equivalent to never letting you fail.
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