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I received the UFO Aftermath newsletter today, and it the text:
UFO: Aftermath was released in Asia through local distributor for Honk Kong, China, Japan and Korea - Typhoon Games... etc.
Notice the first country mentioned there - not very respectful are they? And K is nowhere near G on the keyboard, so they have thought it was really called Honk Kong!
UFO: Aftermath was released in Asia through local distributor for Honk Kong, China, Japan and Korea - Typhoon Games... etc.
Notice the first country mentioned there - not very respectful are they? And K is nowhere near G on the keyboard, so they have thought it was really called Honk Kong!
Icarus wrote:
> Yeah, but the base building a=stuff is all but gone - you know in the
> xcom games you could expand bases, build more etc. Here you just
> choose which missions to go to.
the base building was a lot of fun, added an RTS element to it, especially if you got attacked and had to defend the bases.
i think games designers are running out of ideas these days, I really do.
> Yeah, but the base building a=stuff is all but gone - you know in the
> xcom games you could expand bases, build more etc. Here you just
> choose which missions to go to.
the base building was a lot of fun, added an RTS element to it, especially if you got attacked and had to defend the bases.
i think games designers are running out of ideas these days, I really do.
Honky Kong!
ROFL/LMFAO!!1 etc etc
*gets coat*
ROFL/LMFAO!!1 etc etc
*gets coat*
Yeah, but the base building a=stuff is all but gone - you know in the xcom games you could expand bases, build more etc. Here you just choose which missions to go to.
same general idea though - turn based, equip your guys, search buildings for bad guys etc?
Hell no. Everything's bigger, more refined.... but I still prefer Xcom games.
is it as good as terror from the deep?
I received the UFO Aftermath newsletter today, and it the text:
UFO: Aftermath was released in Asia through local distributor for Honk Kong, China, Japan and Korea - Typhoon Games... etc.
Notice the first country mentioned there - not very respectful are they? And K is nowhere near G on the keyboard, so they have thought it was really called Honk Kong!
UFO: Aftermath was released in Asia through local distributor for Honk Kong, China, Japan and Korea - Typhoon Games... etc.
Notice the first country mentioned there - not very respectful are they? And K is nowhere near G on the keyboard, so they have thought it was really called Honk Kong!