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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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Splinter Cell's being stupid again.
Need colonel to open door, colonel opens door, I kill colonel as door is already open so I don't need to force him to use the eye scanner as he's just done it. Fail mission.
Gay cabbages.
Need colonel to open door, colonel opens door, I kill colonel as door is already open so I don't need to force him to use the eye scanner as he's just done it. Fail mission.
Gay cabbages.
Dringo wrote:
> game of 2004 for certain.
> game of 2004 for certain.
It is termendous is Pikmin 2.
Contender for game of 2004 for certain.
Contender for game of 2004 for certain.
Pikmin 2
Never bought the first Pikmin, however did borrow it for around 3 days, so picked this up. Enjoying it.
Never bought the first Pikmin, however did borrow it for around 3 days, so picked this up. Enjoying it.
I started DHV again with no auto-aim.
With no auto-aim it becomes a decent challenge just on the easy setting, on normal it's rock hard because of ammo limitations.
With no auto-aim it becomes a decent challenge just on the easy setting, on normal it's rock hard because of ammo limitations.
Die hard Vendetta didn't have a multiplayer no.
But it was still pretty good.
I'm looking forward to Geist, looks like it'd give me the same sorta Die hard/XIII thrill. Or maybe even better :)
I'm mostly playing Prince of Persia, but that's annoying me now so back to Zelda.
But it was still pretty good.
I'm looking forward to Geist, looks like it'd give me the same sorta Die hard/XIII thrill. Or maybe even better :)
I'm mostly playing Prince of Persia, but that's annoying me now so back to Zelda.
Hedfix wrote:
> munn wrote:
> gerrid wrote:
> Die Hard Vendetta.
>
> I thought it was pretty good, no-one else seemed to think so though.
> I traded it in though.
>
> It's a good attempt at doing something original with an FPS game. If
> the multiplayer was better it would be more respected.
The GC version didn't have a multiplayer, if I recall correctly.
And ocne I finished it, I didn't feel the need to play it through again.
> munn wrote:
> gerrid wrote:
> Die Hard Vendetta.
>
> I thought it was pretty good, no-one else seemed to think so though.
> I traded it in though.
>
> It's a good attempt at doing something original with an FPS game. If
> the multiplayer was better it would be more respected.
The GC version didn't have a multiplayer, if I recall correctly.
And ocne I finished it, I didn't feel the need to play it through again.
Tphi wrote:
> I never got Cure or Revitalise and didn't really need it, I was fine
> with just Nurse. The only challenging battle in the game if you level
> up properly is Abyssion and using the item that cuts damage
> recieved/taken by half that's not hard either. Just very long :|
I had quite a few of them building up in my inventory but I never bothered to use one as I never really wanted to make a fight easy.
> I never got Cure or Revitalise and didn't really need it, I was fine
> with just Nurse. The only challenging battle in the game if you level
> up properly is Abyssion and using the item that cuts damage
> recieved/taken by half that's not hard either. Just very long :|
I had quite a few of them building up in my inventory but I never bothered to use one as I never really wanted to make a fight easy.
Oh and I'm still playing through Metroid Prime 2. Reached the Chykka guardian and died. Bah.
PsYİHo FoX 19 wrote:
> Scope wrote:
> Second play through I have Raines "Cure" spell which
> restores a party members full health I forgot what type it is but I
> use it along with "Speed cast" which helps alot since she
> is weak and is my only source of magic healing in my main party.
> Nurse is pretty good but I had to give this type a try as I had
> Nurse
> in my first play through.
>
> Then you don't know anything about Revitalise? It's like the ultimate
> healing spell as it can cover the ENTIRE fighting arena and recovers
> all your health.
I never got Cure or Revitalise and didn't really need it, I was fine with just Nurse. The only challenging battle in the game if you level up properly is Abyssion and using the item that cuts damage recieved/taken by half that's not hard either. Just very long :|
> Scope wrote:
> Second play through I have Raines "Cure" spell which
> restores a party members full health I forgot what type it is but I
> use it along with "Speed cast" which helps alot since she
> is weak and is my only source of magic healing in my main party.
> Nurse is pretty good but I had to give this type a try as I had
> Nurse
> in my first play through.
>
> Then you don't know anything about Revitalise? It's like the ultimate
> healing spell as it can cover the ENTIRE fighting arena and recovers
> all your health.
I never got Cure or Revitalise and didn't really need it, I was fine with just Nurse. The only challenging battle in the game if you level up properly is Abyssion and using the item that cuts damage recieved/taken by half that's not hard either. Just very long :|
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