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This thread has been linked to the game 'Splinter Cell'.
i went round my mates house yesterday and he said that splinter cell would be coming out for the ps2.
is this true?
is this true?
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Update2.01 wrote:
> Take a look at the updated aim systemm on the PS2 verssion of GTA-VC.
Yes I have, and it's as rubbish and auto targeted as always.
And what's this "a mouse takes all the fun out of a game?"
Since when was difficult controls an advantage for a game?"
And there is a lot of skill invloved in using a mouse. More perhaps than using a console pad, as the FPSs on consoles always have auto aim. You get no auto aim on PC FPSs.
> Take a look at the updated aim systemm on the PS2 verssion of GTA-VC.
Yes I have, and it's as rubbish and auto targeted as always.
And what's this "a mouse takes all the fun out of a game?"
Since when was difficult controls an advantage for a game?"
And there is a lot of skill invloved in using a mouse. More perhaps than using a console pad, as the FPSs on consoles always have auto aim. You get no auto aim on PC FPSs.
morbo wrote:
> mgs: substance probly will do better on x-box as most PS2 owners
> alread have MGS2 like me.
True. I never bothered with the extra VR missions that were released for the original game, and I doubt I'll be bothered too much about Substance either.
> mgs: substance probly will do better on x-box as most PS2 owners
> alread have MGS2 like me.
True. I never bothered with the extra VR missions that were released for the original game, and I doubt I'll be bothered too much about Substance either.
I don't know what the big deal is about using mice for shooting games. All these stupid jerks reckon they rule at shooters and all that, but playing shooting games with a mouse is as simple as clicking a bloody link on an Internet site. It takes the fun and skill out of it. What would be fun though is making a game that used a lightgun and also alowed freedom over control rather than a set route like Time Crisis 2.
I have, it's still rubbish.
gerrid wrote:
> It doesn't matter, seeing as the PC version will be (and is) so much
> better than the console version ever could be.
> It's called a mouse, and it makes shooting games better (look at GTA3)
Take a look at the updated aim systemm on the PS2 verssion of GTA-VC.
> It doesn't matter, seeing as the PC version will be (and is) so much
> better than the console version ever could be.
> It's called a mouse, and it makes shooting games better (look at GTA3)
Take a look at the updated aim systemm on the PS2 verssion of GTA-VC.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> The PS2 and Gamecube versions wll have a few extra levels, but Xbox
> owners will be able to download them for free anyway.
Download it an Xbox?
Even when the UK Service is up and running, it won't work in my house!
> The PS2 and Gamecube versions wll have a few extra levels, but Xbox
> owners will be able to download them for free anyway.
Download it an Xbox?
Even when the UK Service is up and running, it won't work in my house!
Cyclone wrote:
> Update2.01 wrote:
> O yes. I might even be a tuned up version
>
> HA!
>
> PS2 tuning up an XBOX game.
>
> Thats a joke.
>
> *runs away*
>
> :D
But true!
> Update2.01 wrote:
> O yes. I might even be a tuned up version
>
> HA!
>
> PS2 tuning up an XBOX game.
>
> Thats a joke.
>
> *runs away*
>
> :D
But true!
mgs: substance probly will do better on x-box as most PS2 owners alread have MGS2 like me. but i think i will get it anyway to shut the x-box fanboys up.
*flings on to his face and taunts him*
*flings on to his face and taunts him*
I am almost certain it's coming to PS2, anyway, with MGS:Substance coming out, i expect the sales will ultimately be better on X Box
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