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It actually doesn't take that long to complete the campaign, but between the Joker puzzles and side missions and combat/stealth challenges, there's a huge amount of other stuff besides just the main story. Oh, and have fun with the AR training. A couple of those were almost controller-breaking.I gave up on AR training 3 for the moment and went to go find the joker.
Played both and but I enjoyed Arkham Asylum much, much more.I gave up on AR training 3 for the moment and went to go find the joker.
It would only if they got MSFT and Nintendo to go along with it. I don't see it happening.Unless the next gen consoles don't have an optical drive at all and the games are all cloud based.
Isn't this basically what you get when you are locked into Steam? I mean, it's really convenient, but you give up the ability (as far as I know) to ever re-sell your games.
There's agenda out there that may change this in the future. Some countries have ruled that it's a right of the consumer to resale games, or play resale games. I'm still not sure how that will affect Sony. Most of those countries are in Europe.
I personally did not like Bioshock, but many of my friends did. The controls for the PC were terrible.
I loved it and I typically hate linear FPS. I am not a story guy at all in games but the Bioshock game (number 1 specifically) really sucked me in.Note that Bioshock 1 will be given out free with Bioshock 3.'The Tick said:
Yes.'The Tick said:
If you love old school game check out Hotline Miami. This game's soundtrack in simply incredible.
Well it seems like the first one is the higher regarded so maybe I’ll just start there for $4.50, and see what i think. Thanks for the opinions guys!
That's an excellent price for the games. I'm in the camp that love the games (especially the first), but have met many that don't like them. I say for that price, you have to try the first, at least to say that you have played one of the most critically acclaimed games of all-time.As for the controls, you can play it like a PC shooter or you can use a controller (can't remember if it's native controller support, but there's a workaround if there isn't). Both are Games for Windows Games, which a lot of people hate, but if you have an XBox 360 account, it's very similar, including achievements, which will go onto your XBox Live account.'The Tick said:
Don't recall when it became free, but you really only need money for ammo (and money is easy to come by.) Buy the bow - you won't regret it.
I got it really early on. Id save the dough for attachments.
I think there are threads here on all 3 that should have some good info.
Thanks! I am going into these blind.
You will not be disappointed. Didn't know what to expect back when I played ME1. Becomes one of my favorite franchises of all time even with how 3 ended.
Same here, looking to start ME1 next week
It's more Metroidvania style in Arkham City. You'll definitely have to return to most areas to get some that you couldn't get before once you unlock new items.
I HATE the ones where they require you to hit a trigger and then run to some other location, throw a batarang, all before the ticker runs out. ANNOYING because while the controls are pretty good, they aren't perfect.
It's a game library for PC. Buy the game through valve's client, download the game through the client, play the game through the client. They have frequent sales on games, especially indie titles, and have good bundle deals on franchises.
That's one I forgot about. Looking forward to it. Still waiting on Last of Us too. In the meantime, started Kingdoms of Amalur, not even level one yet. And I have the whole ME trilogy to get through.
The charity is for cancer research, they do this every 6 - 12 months, its a great cause and lasts for a week.
Did that and am totally engrossed again. It is crack.
I'm probably going to go for this too. Ac3 probably isn't the best in the series but along with 2 has been the most engrossing for me. Im currently buried in great games. AC3, halo 4, nba2k13, and xcom (which I've barely had time to fire up but have enjoyed so far). Black ops 2 is still sitting unopened as well. Plus, I want to go back and run through the ME3 and skyrim DLC.
Yeah I had to let it go. Just wasn't what I was looking for I guess. Still an interesting concept though.
I always liked the choose your own adventure books and this was sort of like that. Heavy Rain did it better though.
