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About 35-40% done with this game.
Bioshock is an odd example of a game that starts off really hard but gets pathetically easy as you go along. The first couple of levels are tough. Once you get past Fort Frolic it's a cakewalk.
I don't remember this part. I just remember getting repeated ### ####ed by the ice dude.
Thank you for giving me hope, this is actually what I needed to keep going. Otherwise it probably would have just sat. I don't mind pathetically easy as long as its an enjoyable experience and good story.
time to go xmas shopping. thanks for the heads up.
You can get bayonetta real cheap if your into hack and slash type games.highly recommend if you like devil may cry.
IMO playing Bioshock on anything less than the hardest difficulty with vita chambers off is robbing yourself of a better experience. Its just not the same game when you can get hit a billion times and kill stuff easily.
Agreed. I'd also give serious consideration to Batman:Arkham Asylum in that price range. Far Cry 2 didn't do anything for me though.saintfool said:
As usual, we agree.
I generally dislike superhero movies, and I suppose that dislike has transfered mediums over to video games which is why I've never really been to interested in that Batman game. Though I've seen and heard only rave reviews for that game, so I suppose it deserves a rent, at least, eventually.
You can't go wrong with Uncharted 1 or 2, the Bioshocks or inFamous. Bioshock 1 is probably in my alltime top 5.
I agree completely. But if I'm not mistaken, he can be taken out with one head shot on any difficulty.
Probably, the crossbow is a really good weapon and you do have a few seconds to hit him early before he gets moving. My comment was more directed at Ivan's response in term of difficulty of the game.
I finally played it recently (Arkham Asylum). It's definitely worthy of playing, if not downright owning. It's that good!
can't wait
I couldn't put it down and was disappointed when I beat it. (Because I didn't want it to end)I finally played it recently (Arkham Asylum). It's definitely worthy of playing, if not downright owning. It's that good!
Batman Arkham City world premier trailer.STEADYMOBBIN 22 said:I couldn't put it down and was disappointed when I beat it. (Because I didn't want it to end)SlaX said:I finally played it recently (Arkham Asylum). It's definitely worthy of playing, if not downright owning. It's that good!Time Kibitzer said:
Incredible. I can't wait for this one.Batman Arkham City world premier trailer.STEADYMOBBIN 22 said:I couldn't put it down and was disappointed when I beat it. (Because I didn't want it to end)SlaX said:I finally played it recently (Arkham Asylum). It's definitely worthy of playing, if not downright owning. It's that good!Time Kibitzer said:
Its $15 on the xbox arcade and has collectibles and scoring leaderboards for replay value. Its in the same category as Limbo, Shadow Complex, and Castle Crashers for xbox arcade originals imo.
Valkyria Chronicles is incredibly fun. Not enough games like this out there.
I just hope they use the leveling system from Fallout or something similar as opposed to the semi-broken one in Oblivion. Elder Scrolls with a solid engine and user-friendly leveling might be one of the best games of all time. Obviously I have super-high expectations for this one.
I bet they go for a more traditional leveling system. Like you the engine is where they need to focus. The way your PC looks like he's playing in front of a green screen is unforgivable.
I have this on the 360. Been looking to try out the coop as well.I'm interested in playing Lara Croft and the Guardian of the Light with someone co-op on the 360. I have played about 30 minutes of it and it has some nice puzzle and action elements. Its about 7-8 hours from what I have read and has full co-op play where the 1st and 2nd players play as different characters with unique skills that you needs to use to help each other. Instantly after starting, it brought back memories of Diablo 2 for me. The camera angle is exactly like D2 but with high def graphics and the gameplay also has a ery similar feel.Its $15 on the xbox arcade and has collectibles and scoring leaderboards for replay value. Its in the same category as Limbo, Shadow Complex, and Castle Crashers for xbox arcade originals imo.
A HDD is required to download updates like that. The flash drive isn't compatible. However, the old 20GB 360 works too, it doesn't have to be the 250GB drive. I wouldn't wish those 4GB flash XBox 360s on anyone, since most games require a real hard drive to play. Microsoft says that they've fixed that issue, but it sounds like they haven't. Sorry.
That'd be fine if there were more options than just he 250gb drive for $150 (or whatever it is). Sell me a $50 20gb one that was good enough in the old 360 I had.Either that or let the user use flash drives in the USB ports.A HDD is required to download updates like that. The flash drive isn't compatible. However, the old 20GB 360 works too, it doesn't have to be the 250GB drive. I wouldn't wish those 4GB flash XBox 360s on anyone, since most games require a real hard drive to play. Microsoft says that they've fixed that issue, but it sounds like they haven't. Sorry.
When my son asked for an Xbox for Christmas, I bought the old Holiday bundle from last year. My local Toys R Us had a few extra left in October (gone now). It's the older model, so it lacks wireless, but that's not a huge deal.That'd be fine if there were more options than just he 250gb drive for $150 (or whatever it is). Sell me a $50 20gb one that was good enough in the old 360 I had.Either that or let the user use flash drives in the USB ports.A HDD is required to download updates like that. The flash drive isn't compatible. However, the old 20GB 360 works too, it doesn't have to be the 250GB drive. I wouldn't wish those 4GB flash XBox 360s on anyone, since most games require a real hard drive to play. Microsoft says that they've fixed that issue, but it sounds like they haven't. Sorry.
They need an adapter that allows you to use an older model XBox HDD with the S-model XBox 360. They did make older style XBox 360s with the HDMI port. If you find any available in stores, they will have it, so you'll be able to even get an Arcade edition and just use the HDD from the one you have. You won't have the included wireless, but it'll play the original XBox games without paying for a new HDD.
Easy. There's just a side door that you need to open and then plop one in. Looks like there are HD's available on eBay. Anyone know it these are legit/usable?
make sure its windows formatted and it will work.
Works better without the PS3. The PS3 causes lag issues between the Move and your TV. Skip the PS3 and just run the Move your response times will be far more lifelike.
I think that was his attempt at being a jackass.
I wasn't attempting I was being a jackass. I personally love it with Tiger 11. It beats the heck out of just sitting there and playing golf, it forces you to get up and actually swing which isn't a bad thing. Hoping it doesn't become too much of a gimmick. The disc it comes with is fun but gets old real quick. Is that more of what you were looking for?I think that was his attempt at being a jackass.
I really liked the concept of Oblivion's leveling system. Why should you be able to level up some skill that you haven't ever, or barely ever used? I should get better at the things you practice.
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