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Whilst looking at all the mags on sale in ASDA yesterday I noticed that there was a free playable demo of Desert Storm II.
Im getting the PS2 version on the 19th but I was wondering what you lot thought of the demo seeing as the versions will be similar.
Im getting the PS2 version on the 19th but I was wondering what you lot thought of the demo seeing as the versions will be similar.
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Hedfix wrote:
> So given I buy games mainly for the purposes of multiplayer it seems
> like a good one to get. :)
ie getting Die Hard purely for it's multiplayer mode is what I am doing.
The single player mode is a bonus.
Hedfix wrote:
> So given I buy games mainly for the purposes of multiplayer it seems
> like a good one to get. :)
ie getting Die Hard purely for it's multiplayer mode is what I am doing.
The single player mode is a bonus.
There was an extra 'I'.
CDS-2 has a better multiplayer than Die Hard: Vendetta.
Maverick42 wrote:
> CDS-2 has a better multiplayer than Die Hard: Vendetta.
How do you know? Its not even out yet...
> CDS-2 has a better multiplayer than Die Hard: Vendetta.
How do you know? Its not even out yet...
Seeing as the multiplayer in the original was better than DH:V, the path of logic leads us to predict what I said with a certain degree of accuracy.
Depends on how good the single player mode is. From what I have played it feels like an expansion more than anything else.
Conflict: Desert Storm II then...
Been playing the demo of this quite a bit today, and I have to say I wasn't particularly impressed by it. That's not to say that I think it's a bad game; far from it. It's just that it's not really my thing. For someone with my "intelligence", having to co-ordinate your team members' movement and hand out orders and suchlike really requires to much brain cell rubbing.
Plus I also found the aiming - both with and without auto-aim activated - quite dodgy, along with the character movement and animation, which for me has a vast influence over the amount of enjoyment I'm going to get out of a game.
Graphics were quite nice though. :P
Been playing the demo of this quite a bit today, and I have to say I wasn't particularly impressed by it. That's not to say that I think it's a bad game; far from it. It's just that it's not really my thing. For someone with my "intelligence", having to co-ordinate your team members' movement and hand out orders and suchlike really requires to much brain cell rubbing.
Plus I also found the aiming - both with and without auto-aim activated - quite dodgy, along with the character movement and animation, which for me has a vast influence over the amount of enjoyment I'm going to get out of a game.
Graphics were quite nice though. :P
I get it Friday so i will be leaving college early friday afternoon :D
Maverick42 wrote:
> CDS-2 has a better multiplayer than Die Hard: Vendetta.
Co-op mabye but since it doesn't actually have a deathmatch mode it can hardly said to have a better deathmatch that Die Hard now can it?
If you check further down I believe I mentioned I was getting it for the Deathmatch and I have yet to finish co-operative play on the first C:DS.
> CDS-2 has a better multiplayer than Die Hard: Vendetta.
Co-op mabye but since it doesn't actually have a deathmatch mode it can hardly said to have a better deathmatch that Die Hard now can it?
If you check further down I believe I mentioned I was getting it for the Deathmatch and I have yet to finish co-operative play on the first C:DS.
Dark Mark™ wrote:
> For someone with my "intelligence", having to
> co-ordinate your team members' movement and hand out orders and
> suchlike really requires to much brain cell rubbing.
>
Hmmmmm. I wonder why you don't like Morrowind then... :D
> For someone with my "intelligence", having to
> co-ordinate your team members' movement and hand out orders and
> suchlike really requires to much brain cell rubbing.
>
Hmmmmm. I wonder why you don't like Morrowind then... :D
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