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Battle Royale. Old japanese movie that the Hunger Games ripped off.
Loved Wolf among us, really liking the decision/story based games telltale is putting out. Check out tales from the borderlands, it blows wolf among us, and walking dead outta the water.
This game is meant to be played Co-Op. Keep playing. The game is amazing fun once you start leveling up. Trust me. Plus the ambience and music is 80's Escape From New York/Day of the Dead goodness.
how does co-op work in Dying Light?
Thanks - do I need to know anything about the Borderlands to enjoy? I never played that.
Battle Royale was first a book, then a Manga and then a movie (actually 2 movies but the second was poor). The movie is not that old. It was released in 2000.Run It Up said:
I'm not saying I'm Suzanne Collins but I'd never heard of Battle Royale until after I read the Hunger Game series. Not saying she is telling a lie but is it really that unheard of given our culture of Castaway, LOST, Survivor and others to come up with an "original" idea such as The Hunger Games?
Of course anything is possible but there are so many similarities between her work and the original novel I highly doubt she was not influenced by it.
It probably doesn't hurt to know a little, but I didn't going in, and I've enjoyed it all the same. They do a good job introducing everything, and it is pretty easy to keep up with.
I actually liked the nurse's minigame quite a bit (even if it could be very difficult towards the end), they were clever to mix up those elements IMO.
Dan (dansgaming) absolutely destroyed it. He made platinum in like a week.
ENB literally wrote the book on Bloodborne. He was one of authors for the official strategy game guide so he obviously knows the game inside and out.
He also wrote the last Dark Souls guide. I enjoy the way he really gets you up to speed on how things work as far as the mechanics go. He said he may do Witcher 3 as his next walkthrough.
It's actually kind of fun ad considering it is on sale every other month I think it is going to be worth it.
I figure it will be available for free download on Xbox at some point and then I'll grab it.
It was free PS+ last august or so. I still haven't played it. Maybe I'll check it out.
Story isn't much, seriously it was definitely written for disaffected Emos (is there any other kind?). But I do actually like the way the main character delivers his lines, his reactions seem authentic and are pretty funny at times.
Thinking about getting it for my boys (11-8-5) who all love baseball. Their gaming time is limited so they aren't huge gamers; will they be able to play? Thanks.$39 on PS store this week
Depends. My boys are 13 and 11. They get it every year simply because it is the best baseball game hands down. But, there is far more involved in the game than they are really able to take advantage of. It's not the easiest game to just pick up and play. It gets far less play than NBA2k and Madden.
I dunno - you can set it to basically where you are just pitching and hitting. Yea, they might not do RTTS, but this game can be as casual as you want it to be.
This is going to be insane. I'm not a PC gamer and I'm excited for this. I think this has an extremely long life span if they made it somewhat easy for mods to get at it.Scoresman said:
It was a short lived experience. Something happened and my saved game file got copied over by very early save. I was too far in to go back to the beginning and basically start over. I forget about some of these issues that used to happen. It's extremely disappointing.
I would say Witcher 2 since the new one is out soon. It's nice when you finish a game and want more then BAM it's there. I did this with Mass Effect 2 and 3.
This (I played it already on the PS3) or The Show 15 for my PS3.
Three solid choices right there.NCCommish said:
Personally, I'd go Deus Ex. It'll be a quicker game to run through and a decent break from fantasy style RPGs, especially if you intend to move on to Witcher 3 in the near future. But you can't go wrong either way.
Witchet 3 will be a bit as I won't be buying an XB1 soon. And after finishing DA I am still jonesing for some sword and sorcery.
Waiting is a good idea too. As stated before, I played Mass Effect 2 shortly before 3 released. Since I waited so long I ended up getting the Complete, Ultimate, Whatever Edition with all the DLC included.
I agree on the DLC. I think the best DLC I've seen worked into a game was in Fallout. Didn't even realize I wasn't still playing the main game for quite a bit.
AC are sandbox games
