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Yes, yes. I know you are all going to say Resident Evil 4. But, the thing is, I'm not terribly fond of scary games. So, is it scarier than Resident Evil Remake? I probably got scared of that because of the annoying control system more than anything. I can't even bring myself to play Doom 3! Is it more actiony than scares? Otherwise I might get it. But I just don't know... If scary games have more action than creeping around corriders I probbaly won't be as scared..
Or I could get TS3. I have to admit, it will probably more fun. Hopefully should have a much better Single player. And I could invite a few friends over for a multiplayer match.
So, which one? (please take into account of what I said above)
Or I could get TS3. I have to admit, it will probably more fun. Hopefully should have a much better Single player. And I could invite a few friends over for a multiplayer match.
So, which one? (please take into account of what I said above)
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Well, I claimed TS3 back at the end of December, and if I won another game, I'd get Resi 4, but I'd pay for TS3, wheras I'm not terribly fond of the Resi series, so I'd only take it for free.
me = cheap old git.
me = cheap old git.
me = agreeing
cweek2000 wrote:
> I'd choose Timesplitters 3, but that's because I loved TS2 so much.
Yeah.
But I'm a big Resi fan too.
it's a tough decision.
> I'd choose Timesplitters 3, but that's because I loved TS2 so much.
Yeah.
But I'm a big Resi fan too.
it's a tough decision.
Depends on the chances of being able to play multiplayer for a good amount of time over the next few months.
cweek2000 wrote:
> Depends on the chances of being able to play multiplayer for a good
> amount of time over the next few months.
TS3 has a good single player too I'd imagine. And improved adventure section and a good selection of challenges and arcades. That'd keep me going for 2005.
> Depends on the chances of being able to play multiplayer for a good
> amount of time over the next few months.
TS3 has a good single player too I'd imagine. And improved adventure section and a good selection of challenges and arcades. That'd keep me going for 2005.
I felt that Timseplitters 2 was just simply superb - it was so different and the challenges were really well done.
Sadly though, I am not pushed to get many third party Gamecube conversions anymore, due to its lack of online play, so the Xbox will be my choice to get TS3 on. Hopefully (even on EA's terrible server) it will be great fun.
Sadly though, I am not pushed to get many third party Gamecube conversions anymore, due to its lack of online play, so the Xbox will be my choice to get TS3 on. Hopefully (even on EA's terrible server) it will be great fun.
Put it this way - Resi 4 is totally different from he other Resi's and is getting scores near perfect from everyone.
TS3 is TS2 with added extras, rather than a new experience.
TS3 is TS2 with added extras, rather than a new experience.
CUBE gave Resident Evil 4 a 9.8, which was their highest score ever.
firestarter wrote:
> CUBE gave Resident Evil 4 a 9.8, which was their highest score ever.
I stopped buying that magazine the issue they gave Starfox a 9.4.
> CUBE gave Resident Evil 4 a 9.8, which was their highest score ever.
I stopped buying that magazine the issue they gave Starfox a 9.4.
Resident Evil has managed to make me find out its release date so I'm definately buying it, not many games do that to me nowadays. It's nice thinking, "it comes out soon" for the first time in ages, usually its just a case of browsing my local gameshop and buying everything that catches my eye.
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