Thus why your post was fixed for you.
If you truly want to experience a quality game, try to get your hands on a copy of System Shock 2. There is a fantastic small game mod community that do plenty of high quality game scenarios (including new models, voices..etc) that give you about 3-4 games in one.
If you truly want to experience a quality game, try to get your hands on a copy of System Shock 2. There is a fantastic small game mod community that do plenty of high quality game scenarios (including new models, voices..etc) that give you about 3-4 games in one.
figmentPez
Staff member
I played nearly 5 hours of Ghostbusters yesterday. The controls are janky, the game bogs down my system (even with all graphics options turned down), the enemies are really cheap sometimes... and I'm having fun anyway. The writing is great and it's just fun to be a Ghostbuster.
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Gothomo
I've been playing the Ocarina of Time for 64 for the past few days. I need to dig through my boxes and find Majora's Mask.
I honestly thought it was easier than the AC3, but it's not because the difficulty was lowered... it's because they got rid of a lot of the stupid, cheap shit in the missions. Arena is fun too, but once you get near the end of it, people start using OP- Intensity and shit gets real.
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Soliloquy
Just finished up New Super Mario Bros. on the DS. Trying to get all of the star coins, now.
It's games like this that remind me why Mario is so popular. There's no other series of platforming games I know of that are so clever with the way they play with their gameplay elements.
It's games like this that remind me why Mario is so popular. There's no other series of platforming games I know of that are so clever with the way they play with their gameplay elements.
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Roxxoredizorz
Well, since Steam for Mac has come out, I've been engulfed by that.
So far I have bought TF2, CSS, Killing Floor, and got Portal for free.
I bought RDR (Red Dead Redemption) when it came out, and that was a nice treat. A great game, all in all.
I've been playing the L4D2 mutations every week, so that's a fun hour or two.
I decided last night that I also want to beat Final Fantasy XIII, but it's soooo long, luckily I have all summer to do so.
But I still need to buy a few games: Battlefield Bad Company 2, Super Street Fighter 4, Borderlands, and Splinter Cell: Conviction. Once I get those 4 I'll be a happy camper.
So far I have bought TF2, CSS, Killing Floor, and got Portal for free.
I bought RDR (Red Dead Redemption) when it came out, and that was a nice treat. A great game, all in all.
I've been playing the L4D2 mutations every week, so that's a fun hour or two.
I decided last night that I also want to beat Final Fantasy XIII, but it's soooo long, luckily I have all summer to do so.
But I still need to buy a few games: Battlefield Bad Company 2, Super Street Fighter 4, Borderlands, and Splinter Cell: Conviction. Once I get those 4 I'll be a happy camper.
I have a feeling I'm not going to finish Final Fantasy XIII. I just don't care enough.
Dream and I are playing Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 and enjoying it a lot. Anti-Reg!
Dream and I are playing Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 and enjoying it a lot. Anti-Reg!
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Cobra Star
Just picked up Dead Space, watched the anime, and about to delve in!
Playing Civ4.
It annoys me that, no matter how advanced your civilization gets, no one can figure out how to ship food from one city to another.
I used to play Master of Orion 2 (doesn't work on my new computer *shakes fist*) which has a really similar feel, and you could have "farm" planets where you produce the food your empire will need, and then use transports to move the food to other planets. In Civ4 you can have tanks and subs and nukes and spaceships, but no one thought of piling produce onto a truck and driving it a few miles down the road to the next city?
It annoys me that, no matter how advanced your civilization gets, no one can figure out how to ship food from one city to another.
I used to play Master of Orion 2 (doesn't work on my new computer *shakes fist*) which has a really similar feel, and you could have "farm" planets where you produce the food your empire will need, and then use transports to move the food to other planets. In Civ4 you can have tanks and subs and nukes and spaceships, but no one thought of piling produce onto a truck and driving it a few miles down the road to the next city?
figmentPez
Staff member
Use DOSBox to run the DOS version of the game. I've been told that's how serious fans of the game run it (and the fan-made patch is only for the DOS version). DOSBox is how Good Ol' Games gets the version they sell to run. Me, I've got the Windows version installed on my netbook right now, since it runs fine under WinXP. I don't think I've ever tried it on my Vista machine.
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Papillon
You could in Civ 2. They removed them when they added luxury and strategic goods in Civ 3.
im playging League Of Ledgends.
It's DOTA but without the Warcraft 3.
It's DOTA but without the Warcraft 3.
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Jiarn
Bouncing around World of Warcraft, Dead Space, Golden Sun and Left 4 Dead 2.
I start work again on Monday though, so that's probably going to drop all the way down to WoW and Dead Space.
I start work again on Monday though, so that's probably going to drop all the way down to WoW and Dead Space.
figmentPez
Staff member
I'm finally playing Red Faction Guerrilla and it's a lot of fun. I think I'm roughly half-way through, but I'm not sure. My favorite missions so far have been the "collateral damage" ones, where you as a gunner for a nut-job name Jenkins. The best part is listening to this guy ramble about "free Mars" and all sort of lunatic stuff while he drives you around destroying EDF buildings. I think one of my favorite lines was something to the effect of "they're talking about terraforming Mars. No, you've got to keep Mars as it is! Take me, I taught myself to breathe carbon dioxide so I don't need terraforming!" Hilarious.
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Wyrminarrd
Recently started playing Disciples III. Initially I found the changes to the combat system to be bad but after a while it grew on me. My biggest gripe about the game would be the horrible writing, I can't help but think that all the narrative was originally written in russian and then translated into english without any thought for making it sound good in english.
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Roxxoredizorz
Well my list for the summer (to beat) is: Starcraft, HL2: Episode 2, Final Fantasy III, and XIII.
Next week SC2 comes out, so I need to beat Brood War to finish the gorram campaign. I tried to beat a level tonight, and was doing fantastic, but I got ganked from the side that I thought wouldn't be gankable, so now I have to go back, and retry it.
Next week SC2 comes out, so I need to beat Brood War to finish the gorram campaign. I tried to beat a level tonight, and was doing fantastic, but I got ganked from the side that I thought wouldn't be gankable, so now I have to go back, and retry it.