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OK, lets keep this going gamers. For beige box and country!!
Or something like that. :)
Sorry haven't shown my face for a few days. Busy back at work n all that. Also been busy playing my loan games, currently Max Payne which is looking good. Kids also made me get Atomic Bomberman which they think is the Biz (so do I but in the other sense of the word!). It is an arcade style game where you drop bombs and try to blow up other bombermen. Anyway Cips, mate, you'll no doubt have it in your vast collection of aging PCCD relics that you are hoarding under the stairs, or wherever.
However MP is looking quite good. Only problem is that if I keep hold of it then I can't loan other games while I have it (or so it seems). The deal with Loan_gamer seems to be that I can have 2 games at a time which is fine. If I don't like them I send them back and they are replaced. If I do like them and want to keep hold of them for a while then the are not replaced. To be fair, why would I need more than 2 games from them at a time? It's only cos I won their competition that I'm getting the games in the first place. But the biggest decision is whether to keep or return a game I like knowing that there are plenty more that I want to have a look at before my 6 months is up! So at the moment I'm being good and sending them back, keeping a wish list and at the end of the 6 months (May) will start checking out prices, hopefully, some of the older games will start coming down in price!
So I'll just keep on working through the available games they have.
As for Splinter Cell, I'm still not sure whether I will be getting it or not, as I don't really go for games like that, but my interest of the game has been increasing. I'll have to try the demo first before I make any final decisions, which means waiting until I get my new computer.
> I'm the same, allot of multiplayer games are pretty naff these days
> and I can get easily bored with them. RTCW is different though, I
> couldn't stop playing the multiplayer demo as it was just so
> addictive, and that's one of the reasons I got the game in the first
> place. Now if only I could play the damn thing.
So when are you getting your new computer then? Also if you get splinter cell before i do, tell me what it's like. As at the moment it's looking like it's not going to run on my computer. Ah same
> Just as I said I got three games, one each for my three systems. LOTR:
> The Two Towers for my PS2 which is a very fun game, Timesplitters 2
> for my GC which kicks butt in 2-4player multiplayer games and Return
> to Castle Wolfanstien for my Pc which I haven't been able to play yet
> because of my crappy DVD-Rom drive which refuses to play and CD I put
> in it. I may have to wait to for my new PC before I can play that
> game.
>
> I also got a brand new coat which my dad was supposed to get me last
> christmas bu didn't, a music CD which I haven't had chance to listen
> to fully yet, and plenty of sweets and chocolate which have fattened
> me up again. Looks like I'll be doing exercises for next few months
> then ;)
Return to Castle Wolfenstein isn't anything special, i've had it for months now and after i completed it, it's just been sitting on my games shelf collecting dust. I'm gonna take all my un-wanted games to Playtime Media and see what i can swap them for.