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On the Nintendo front. It seems after a mad blast if sweet titles everything has suddenly died a painful death for the time being. E3 was decent but that doesn't make up for a lack of releases in the mean time. I have scanned through the titles to be released however all the main ones are the back end of this year with the possible exception ofPikmin2which will hopefully be brought forward.
Haven't played my Cube since completing Metal Gear: Twin Snakes with LIVE and Ninja Gaiden taking up most of the playing time. My current Cube collection is pretty much complete with very little to nothing else worth getting at the moment, possibly Mario Golf will be my next purchase when they finally release it this summer.
So if anyone can enlighten me on decent release in the meantime I would much oblige.
Cheers!
Haven't played my Cube since completing Metal Gear: Twin Snakes with LIVE and Ninja Gaiden taking up most of the playing time. My current Cube collection is pretty much complete with very little to nothing else worth getting at the moment, possibly Mario Golf will be my next purchase when they finally release it this summer.
So if anyone can enlighten me on decent release in the meantime I would much oblige.
Cheers!
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Penthouse?
Not raising alarm?
Not raising alarm?
Really...
1. Alpine Village
2. Mountain Highway
3. Oil Refinery
4. Island Estate
5. Shipyard
6. Crespo Foundation
7. Old City
8. Alcatraz
9. Import/Export
10. Penthouse
11. Meat Packing Plant
12. Garage
13 Parade
14. Airport
Care to explain which Villa you are talking about? 4 or 10?
1. Alpine Village
2. Mountain Highway
3. Oil Refinery
4. Island Estate
5. Shipyard
6. Crespo Foundation
7. Old City
8. Alcatraz
9. Import/Export
10. Penthouse
11. Meat Packing Plant
12. Garage
13 Parade
14. Airport
Care to explain which Villa you are talking about? 4 or 10?
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> Online Pandora Tomorrow includes:
>
> 2 vs 2 - Spies vs - Mercs with level upgrades for ranking and a Free
> mode.
> Extremely addicitive, online tournaments and great fun to play.
> Future downloadable maps.
Addictive? That's one word for it....
I might play on it in a minute, give it some more chance...
> Online Pandora Tomorrow includes:
>
> 2 vs 2 - Spies vs - Mercs with level upgrades for ranking and a Free
> mode.
> Extremely addicitive, online tournaments and great fun to play.
> Future downloadable maps.
Addictive? That's one word for it....
I might play on it in a minute, give it some more chance...
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> mattributé wrote:
> The single player is good, co-op is better though, aye, Ali?
>
> CO-OP is muchly awesome on Elite difficulty, that reminds me Matt,
> when you going to get your black ass back on LIVE?
>
> Oh and Cyclone I believe that isn't even half way through the game..
A) You know I'm not an idiot enough to not play a game and yet have judgement
B) It's far over half way.
C) It's rubbish.
> mattributé wrote:
> The single player is good, co-op is better though, aye, Ali?
>
> CO-OP is muchly awesome on Elite difficulty, that reminds me Matt,
> when you going to get your black ass back on LIVE?
>
> Oh and Cyclone I believe that isn't even half way through the game..
A) You know I'm not an idiot enough to not play a game and yet have judgement
B) It's far over half way.
C) It's rubbish.
Online Rainbow Six 3 includes:
Full CO-OP play through all the single player missions.
Full CO-OP play through a mode called Terrorist Hunt which spawns enemies in completely random places which requires skill to get through.
Single and Team Death-match modes which are extremely addiciting.
Sharpshooter mode which is everyman for himself.
Downloadable maps for the online game modes.
Online Tournaments with prize money.
Online Pandora Tomorrow includes:
2 vs 2 - Spies vs - Mercs with level upgrades for ranking and a Free mode.
Extremely addicitive, online tournaments and great fun to play. Future downloadable maps.
Full CO-OP play through all the single player missions.
Full CO-OP play through a mode called Terrorist Hunt which spawns enemies in completely random places which requires skill to get through.
Single and Team Death-match modes which are extremely addiciting.
Sharpshooter mode which is everyman for himself.
Downloadable maps for the online game modes.
Online Tournaments with prize money.
Online Pandora Tomorrow includes:
2 vs 2 - Spies vs - Mercs with level upgrades for ranking and a Free mode.
Extremely addicitive, online tournaments and great fun to play. Future downloadable maps.
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> As I said, the single players are good but online for both games
> provides so much more and is ultimately what you are left playing.
> Both have short single player campaigns, for me anyway, wouldn't say
> above 2 days on both and you would have finished them. I am a bit of
> a completionist and go back to finish on all difficulties so that can
> be doubled. Most people though just finish them and that is that.
>
> Xbox LIVE - with relation to both these games - extends the replay
> value by months. In fact I have clocked over 180 hours online on
> Rainbow Six 3 and over 70 online with Splinter Cell Panora Tomorrow,
> game times like that were only really seen in RPG games prior to
> console online gaming getting a massive boost by LIVE.
So what exactly does online gaming consist of? is it just mulitplayer battleing or is there alot of co-operitive? give me the lowdown for both RS3 and pandora tomorrow.
If nintendo wants to remain offline thats fine by me but what they have to do to counteract this desicion with games such as SOAL that are incredibly indepth with lengthy overall completetion times. Not just crammed full of shoddy mini games and various difficulties but much larger main games. Windwaker, Sunshine and Luigis mansion are all prime examples of brilliant gameplay with a distinct lack in overall length.
If nintendo choose to stick with offline gaming then they have to make larger games *fact*
> As I said, the single players are good but online for both games
> provides so much more and is ultimately what you are left playing.
> Both have short single player campaigns, for me anyway, wouldn't say
> above 2 days on both and you would have finished them. I am a bit of
> a completionist and go back to finish on all difficulties so that can
> be doubled. Most people though just finish them and that is that.
>
> Xbox LIVE - with relation to both these games - extends the replay
> value by months. In fact I have clocked over 180 hours online on
> Rainbow Six 3 and over 70 online with Splinter Cell Panora Tomorrow,
> game times like that were only really seen in RPG games prior to
> console online gaming getting a massive boost by LIVE.
So what exactly does online gaming consist of? is it just mulitplayer battleing or is there alot of co-operitive? give me the lowdown for both RS3 and pandora tomorrow.
If nintendo wants to remain offline thats fine by me but what they have to do to counteract this desicion with games such as SOAL that are incredibly indepth with lengthy overall completetion times. Not just crammed full of shoddy mini games and various difficulties but much larger main games. Windwaker, Sunshine and Luigis mansion are all prime examples of brilliant gameplay with a distinct lack in overall length.
If nintendo choose to stick with offline gaming then they have to make larger games *fact*
mattributé wrote:
> The single player is good, co-op is better though, aye, Ali?
CO-OP is muchly awesome on Elite difficulty, that reminds me Matt, when you going to get your black ass back on LIVE?
Oh and Cyclone I believe that isn't even half way through the game..
> The single player is good, co-op is better though, aye, Ali?
CO-OP is muchly awesome on Elite difficulty, that reminds me Matt, when you going to get your black ass back on LIVE?
Oh and Cyclone I believe that isn't even half way through the game..
Hah, I've got to the level where you have to infiltrate a villa without raising alarm.
The game is a giant tube with you stuck at one end, forced to work through enemies always in the same place, rubbish AI, and then you end. Completely uninvolving.
Online, it's class.
The game is a giant tube with you stuck at one end, forced to work through enemies always in the same place, rubbish AI, and then you end. Completely uninvolving.
Online, it's class.
The single player is good, co-op is better though, aye, Ali?
I disagree, Rainbow Six 3 offline is excellent providing you are any good at it. Most people who say that haven't even bothered advancing past the first mission.
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