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yeah half life 2 coming to xbox the screenshots look very good this game reminds me of alien a bit except the actuall alien u get those little things that attach themselves to peoples heads thats the same as alien can't wait for this :)
you think it will be good ?
you think it will be good ?
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I even found Halflife pretty dull back in the day.
Too many annoying pin point jumping parts and just not particuarly good really.
Much preffered playing through Blood 2 and Kingpin.
Too many annoying pin point jumping parts and just not particuarly good really.
Much preffered playing through Blood 2 and Kingpin.
No.
I know where you can get good 5.1 speakers for £40.
I know where you can get good 5.1 speakers for £40.
How can you even compare Halflife to Halo?
Halo is absoloutly streets ahead of Halflife. Halflife has dated so badly, it's still good in multiplayer but the single player is just so dull and dated. Things like the way you can shoot people point blank with a machine gun in their face and they don't die just don't feel right anymore.
First person shooters have moved on and Halflife unfortunatly has been left behind with the Quake and Unreal crowd.
Halo is absoloutly streets ahead of Halflife. Halflife has dated so badly, it's still good in multiplayer but the single player is just so dull and dated. Things like the way you can shoot people point blank with a machine gun in their face and they don't die just don't feel right anymore.
First person shooters have moved on and Halflife unfortunatly has been left behind with the Quake and Unreal crowd.
I can't decide which was better!
TGMbloke wrote:
> Halflife may be more revolutionary, but Halo is more fun. And after
> all - Thats why we all play games isnt it?
I think Halflife was more fun, personally. Gameplay was a lot more varied.
> Halflife may be more revolutionary, but Halo is more fun. And after
> all - Thats why we all play games isnt it?
I think Halflife was more fun, personally. Gameplay was a lot more varied.
Memorandum wrote:
> And better processor!?
>
> Why the hell would you want faster than a 3000+!?
To cook burgers?
> And better processor!?
>
> Why the hell would you want faster than a 3000+!?
To cook burgers?
And better processor!?
Why the hell would you want faster than a 3000+!?
Why the hell would you want faster than a 3000+!?
That was a 16x DVD-ROM... It's the fastest currently available unless I'm not mistaken...
Those are decent speakers too, they're the ones I have. Good quality sound and pretty loud too.
If you want 5.1 surround and not stereo then a decent surround system is about £40, and the nForce2 motherboard has excellent onboard surround sound, as good as any sound card.
Those are decent speakers too, they're the ones I have. Good quality sound and pretty loud too.
If you want 5.1 surround and not stereo then a decent surround system is about £40, and the nForce2 motherboard has excellent onboard surround sound, as good as any sound card.
TGMbloke wrote:
> Doom3 and Halflife 2...And Halo2? The XBOX doesnt have a half bad line
> up dos it? And for people like me with no where near the budget for a
> £2000 PC it fills the market gap perfectly!
Radeon 9700 Pro graphics card - £230
Athlon XP3000+ CPU, nForce2 motherboard, 512mb PC2700 RAM - £360
Case & 350 watt PSU - £25
80GB Hard Drive - £80 at the most
DVD-ROM - £20
19" monitor - £130
Keyboard & Mouse - £15
Speakers - £15
~£875~
£2000 was just •a bit• of an exagerration.
A PC like that should keep most people in business for quite a while.
> Doom3 and Halflife 2...And Halo2? The XBOX doesnt have a half bad line
> up dos it? And for people like me with no where near the budget for a
> £2000 PC it fills the market gap perfectly!
Radeon 9700 Pro graphics card - £230
Athlon XP3000+ CPU, nForce2 motherboard, 512mb PC2700 RAM - £360
Case & 350 watt PSU - £25
80GB Hard Drive - £80 at the most
DVD-ROM - £20
19" monitor - £130
Keyboard & Mouse - £15
Speakers - £15
~£875~
£2000 was just •a bit• of an exagerration.
A PC like that should keep most people in business for quite a while.
I did read it was the disc. Didn't believe it for a second mind.
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