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With games this good who needs Nintendo?
Roll on Beyond Good and Evil.
Roll on Beyond Good and Evil.
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Rickoss wrote:
> Kirby sounds great, I've been wanting it for ages. The major
> complaints I've read about don't really bother me to be honest.
> Anyway, if it is rubbish I'll just eBay it and make a tenner or so
> :-D
I've heard it is so simple it is amazingly easy and heavily boring.
So I'll wait a while.
> Kirby sounds great, I've been wanting it for ages. The major
> complaints I've read about don't really bother me to be honest.
> Anyway, if it is rubbish I'll just eBay it and make a tenner or so
> :-D
I've heard it is so simple it is amazingly easy and heavily boring.
So I'll wait a while.
I played a bit of the demo in the latest OXM - If it goes down in price I'm considering getting it!
Kirby sounds great, I've been wanting it for ages. The major complaints I've read about don't really bother me to be honest. Anyway, if it is rubbish I'll just eBay it and make a tenner or so :-D
Not too sure about Kirby personally.
Anyone find that POP reminds them a bit of Shadowman.
Anyone find that POP reminds them a bit of Shadowman.
Just ordered BG&E today with the money I got from the Collector's Edition sale (bah).
Kirby and BG&E this Friday, whooo!
Kirby and BG&E this Friday, whooo!
Got Prince of Persia on Friday. At first I was going to buy it from Game but it was £39.99!!
Brilliant game.
Brilliant game.
Silent-Scope wrote:
> tributé wrote:
> I actually prefer shorter games - means the developers have less
> chance to churn out the same old crap, over and over again.
>
> Games like KotoR and Skies just laugh at me in their hugeness, and I
> really can't be bothered to try another 50 hours of a game that I'm
> pretty sure is going to be the same all the way through...
>
> True but what are you going to do when you complete these short
> games.....
Well me personally have 56 games now, and the big ones even those that are pretty short either need to grip me from the start to finish or I just give up on them. I prefer short but sweet generally due to me hectic schedule.
> tributé wrote:
> I actually prefer shorter games - means the developers have less
> chance to churn out the same old crap, over and over again.
>
> Games like KotoR and Skies just laugh at me in their hugeness, and I
> really can't be bothered to try another 50 hours of a game that I'm
> pretty sure is going to be the same all the way through...
>
> True but what are you going to do when you complete these short
> games.....
Well me personally have 56 games now, and the big ones even those that are pretty short either need to grip me from the start to finish or I just give up on them. I prefer short but sweet generally due to me hectic schedule.
Yeah, but I had first class delivery, and they still hadn't even sent it by 3:00pm on Friday. GAME and Gameplay, with first class delivery, normally get the game to you on the Thursday before release...
And if they were still going on their word, Amazon were planning to send it to me on the 14th of March. It's a bit of a shabby service they're running there....
And if they were still going on their word, Amazon were planning to send it to me on the 14th of March. It's a bit of a shabby service they're running there....
£2, still works out cheaper then everywhere else.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/tg/browse/- /11072961/ref=w_h__brbx_c_1_0/202-1195942-1583055
Have a look there...
:)
Have a look there...
:)
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