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MGS2 for me, Halo is just another FPS
well said sonic
I'm waiting for Fairy Sunflower Pinky Lovely Mario myself.
Apparently Mario will have the power to throw paper airplanes at enemies and the Princess is going to have tiny daisys added to her adorable little pink dress.
I CAN'T WAIT !!!! ::eyes sparkling in delight::
Apparently Mario will have the power to throw paper airplanes at enemies and the Princess is going to have tiny daisys added to her adorable little pink dress.
I CAN'T WAIT !!!! ::eyes sparkling in delight::
Neither, metroid prime is way better then the two put together... ok maybe a bit of exaggeration there but what the hell!
slik ~_~
slik ~_~
HAlo
i only say that cause u havent played MGS2
i only say that cause u havent played MGS2
Meka Dragon wrote:
> Bleeders wrote:
> - and apologise to you if they shoot you
> accidentally.
Apparently this only happens in the US version of the
> game....
Heh.:) It managed to get a giggle out of me after I'd been laced with a plasma shot to the head...
> Bleeders wrote:
> - and apologise to you if they shoot you
> accidentally.
Apparently this only happens in the US version of the
> game....
Heh.:) It managed to get a giggle out of me after I'd been laced with a plasma shot to the head...
Bleeders wrote:
> - and apologise to you if they shoot you accidentally.
Apparently this only happens in the US version of the game....
:-D
> - and apologise to you if they shoot you accidentally.
Apparently this only happens in the US version of the game....
:-D
Okay, I'm in the lucky position of owning Halo and a US XBox at the moment and whilst I'm still not versed enough to comment since I haven't played it all the way through, there were a few things that struck me.
The subtle feel to it. There are little things in there that really add to the experience. For instance, when you go past a computer that has been destroyed, a static sound eminates from it and the controller itself ommits a low-rumble if your close to the destroyed computer.
Another thing I liked was the way your team communicates with each other, taking flanking positions and giving covering fire - and apologise to you if they shoot you accidentally.
So far, I am very impressed, more so than I thought I would be to be honest, since FPS's aren't really my cup-o-tea.
The subtle feel to it. There are little things in there that really add to the experience. For instance, when you go past a computer that has been destroyed, a static sound eminates from it and the controller itself ommits a low-rumble if your close to the destroyed computer.
Another thing I liked was the way your team communicates with each other, taking flanking positions and giving covering fire - and apologise to you if they shoot you accidentally.
So far, I am very impressed, more so than I thought I would be to be honest, since FPS's aren't really my cup-o-tea.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> I think DrDragon has made my point very succintly - it's an evolution, rather
> than a revolution.
Thanks Wookie.
I agree with you. Plot twists and networking are cool, but not revolutionary. It simply adds more to the existing formula rather than changing the formula.
> I think DrDragon has made my point very succintly - it's an evolution, rather
> than a revolution.
Thanks Wookie.
I agree with you. Plot twists and networking are cool, but not revolutionary. It simply adds more to the existing formula rather than changing the formula.
both look good to me.
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