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Timesplitters 2
I don't know why, I finished Zelda and decided to return to my older titles rather than lunge into any new ones (Pokemon soon yay). I should really play the still far from complete Metroid but that bores me so I had a laugh a minute blast on the frankly excellent and addictive Timesplitters 2, had some mates over to play it too. This is turning out just like Perfect Dark on how much I play it.
So go on what have you been playing? and why?
I don't know why, I finished Zelda and decided to return to my older titles rather than lunge into any new ones (Pokemon soon yay). I should really play the still far from complete Metroid but that bores me so I had a laugh a minute blast on the frankly excellent and addictive Timesplitters 2, had some mates over to play it too. This is turning out just like Perfect Dark on how much I play it.
So go on what have you been playing? and why?
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Cube shaped rooms with special doors are for the insane afterall.
Hedfix wrote:
> You are posting from the sanitarium again right?
No...
Not really.
Maybe.
*runs*
*Hits head on wall.*
*Cries*
*Begins solitary rocking*
> You are posting from the sanitarium again right?
No...
Not really.
Maybe.
*runs*
*Hits head on wall.*
*Cries*
*Begins solitary rocking*
You are posting from the sanitarium again right?
Solitary? Why Solitary?
Dringo wrote:
>
> My opinion. Not gonna change it. Give up.
Should be my tagline.
Go back to your solitary Mario Kart play then.
>
> My opinion. Not gonna change it. Give up.
Should be my tagline.
Go back to your solitary Mario Kart play then.
Excellent :)
Double Dash's single player bettered the 64's and Super Mario Kart's single player. And the multiplayer races ruled more than both too.
My opinion. Not gonna change it. Give up.
Double Dash's single player bettered the 64's and Super Mario Kart's single player. And the multiplayer races ruled more than both too.
My opinion. Not gonna change it. Give up.
You.
I had a **** buddy then.
and that was about 7 years ago.
...so then it would have still been you. Although your dad was probably helping you out with that then.
I had a **** buddy then.
and that was about 7 years ago.
...so then it would have still been you. Although your dad was probably helping you out with that then.
Hedfix wrote:
> The real shame was coming to the battle mode having spent 100's (I
> kid you not) playing 3 and 4 player matches on the '64 version.
Now who needs to get laid..
> The real shame was coming to the battle mode having spent 100's (I
> kid you not) playing 3 and 4 player matches on the '64 version.
Now who needs to get laid..
64 - Best battle mode
SNES - Best single player
GC - Neither. Gimmic.
The real shame was coming to the battle mode having spent 100's (I kid you not) playing 3 and 4 player matches on the '64 version. In 5 minutes the gloom set in.
A CIRCLE and a Cube lid!? How amazingly inspired.
Primary school children could have designed better levels.
Utter crap.
SNES - Best single player
GC - Neither. Gimmic.
The real shame was coming to the battle mode having spent 100's (I kid you not) playing 3 and 4 player matches on the '64 version. In 5 minutes the gloom set in.
A CIRCLE and a Cube lid!? How amazingly inspired.
Primary school children could have designed better levels.
Utter crap.
I was never a major fan of the battle modes so the fact DD's battle mode was dissapointing did not reflect my opinion of the game.
Learning to switch those characters at the right time was very useful, depending on the weapons you need, the speed required and the weapon you wan't in reserve would dictate how you switched the character.
Double Dash was fantastic. Better than 64 which was better than Super Mario Kart.
But the whole debate is futile. NGC reviewer of Double Dash agrees with me but many others prefer the original, many more prefer 64.
Whilst Super Circuit continues to go unnoticed.
Learning to switch those characters at the right time was very useful, depending on the weapons you need, the speed required and the weapon you wan't in reserve would dictate how you switched the character.
Double Dash was fantastic. Better than 64 which was better than Super Mario Kart.
But the whole debate is futile. NGC reviewer of Double Dash agrees with me but many others prefer the original, many more prefer 64.
Whilst Super Circuit continues to go unnoticed.
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