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Yep that's right, there's been scores of these starting up, but all have failed. Let's make this thread a place for PC gamers to chat. Post anything you like in here, comments, reviews, but no spam please.
OK, lets keep this going gamers. For beige box and country!!
Or something like that. :)
OK, lets keep this going gamers. For beige box and country!!
Or something like that. :)
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Krieger wrote:
> Somebody please clarify to me what exactly UT2003 brings to the PC
> gaming community that is so revolutionary, other than pretty graphics
> and playshoolesque multiplayer options?
Nothing very much at all really. As I said earlier, go check out the comments in the 'UT 2003.....WOW!' thread, save us having to type it all out again in here. :-)
> Somebody please clarify to me what exactly UT2003 brings to the PC
> gaming community that is so revolutionary, other than pretty graphics
> and playshoolesque multiplayer options?
Nothing very much at all really. As I said earlier, go check out the comments in the 'UT 2003.....WOW!' thread, save us having to type it all out again in here. :-)
Little Hobbo wrote:
> In NOLF, I have just passed the level where you have to interview
> Baron Dumas for the 'Men of Influence' magazine. The game is worth
> buying for this level alone. Quality material!! :-)
Yeah that was a funny level, and that's what I love aboyut this game, it's funny, and that's something very rare to find in a game these days.
Anyway, my favourite level so far has been on the space station which is just designed to perfection. It looks like it's been ripped straight from an old sci-fi film, everything in the design looks authentic to the 1960s, even the space suits. It's just a pitty it's only 2 levels long, I would have loved to have spent more time exploring the station.
> In NOLF, I have just passed the level where you have to interview
> Baron Dumas for the 'Men of Influence' magazine. The game is worth
> buying for this level alone. Quality material!! :-)
Yeah that was a funny level, and that's what I love aboyut this game, it's funny, and that's something very rare to find in a game these days.
Anyway, my favourite level so far has been on the space station which is just designed to perfection. It looks like it's been ripped straight from an old sci-fi film, everything in the design looks authentic to the 1960s, even the space suits. It's just a pitty it's only 2 levels long, I would have loved to have spent more time exploring the station.
Somebody please clarify to me what exactly UT2003 brings to the PC gaming community that is so revolutionary, other than pretty graphics and playshoolesque multiplayer options?
In NOLF, I have just passed the level where you have to interview Baron Dumas for the 'Men of Influence' magazine. The game is worth buying for this level alone. Quality material!! :-)
No, I haven't had any outstanding loading problems, all is fine on my pc. Not all of us agree that UT 2003 is quite the bomb it was hyped up to be though, go read the comments in the 'UT 2003.....WOW!' thread.
LOL!
Mendax Bartender wrote:
> Let's just say that my nick is "evolving"
Spare us the thought!
> Let's just say that my nick is "evolving"
Spare us the thought!
Let's just say that my nick is "evolving"
And by the way, who nicked your Ingenium title this time?
Or did you just get bored of it?
Or did you just get bored of it?
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