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Well its time for one of these as they have been few and far between at the moment. So I was wondering what people were intrested in buying. Anyway heres the list i would like-
Splinter Cell
BC
Project Ego
Hitman 2
Racing Evolotion
Moto GP
Halo 2
Transworld Snowboarding
Blinx Time Sweeper
Jurassic Park Genesis
Tony Hawks Pro Skater 4
I dont know about these two i need to find out more info on them so if you no anything please let on.
Turok Evoloution
Conflict Desert Storm
SO whats yours, i probably missed a few games.
Splinter Cell
BC
Project Ego
Hitman 2
Racing Evolotion
Moto GP
Halo 2
Transworld Snowboarding
Blinx Time Sweeper
Jurassic Park Genesis
Tony Hawks Pro Skater 4
I dont know about these two i need to find out more info on them so if you no anything please let on.
Turok Evoloution
Conflict Desert Storm
SO whats yours, i probably missed a few games.
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My X-Box game shopping list is pretty huge - like around 70 games. ;-)) If anyone wants to see the list I'll do it when I get home. ;-)
Nomad Soul wrote:
> That means the XBOX version will be the best. Excellent. :)
Yup :)
I'm looking forward to firing the sticky camera that shoots gas!
> That means the XBOX version will be the best. Excellent. :)
Yup :)
I'm looking forward to firing the sticky camera that shoots gas!
sam 41 wrote:
> The Official Xbox Magazine had an interview Matthieu Ferland (senior
> producer of Splinter Cell)and he says "When we begun development
> in autumn 2000, we had no specific console in mind. After a few
> months, when we had a clear view of what we wanted the game to become,
> we started to test some of our ideas on xbox, and discovered how
> powerful it is................... We've realised that other consoles
> could create a very good game out of the game's basic concept, but
> xbox was the only one to provide the features needed in order to
> develop exactly what was in mind"
*
That means the XBOX version will be the best. Excellent. :)
> The Official Xbox Magazine had an interview Matthieu Ferland (senior
> producer of Splinter Cell)and he says "When we begun development
> in autumn 2000, we had no specific console in mind. After a few
> months, when we had a clear view of what we wanted the game to become,
> we started to test some of our ideas on xbox, and discovered how
> powerful it is................... We've realised that other consoles
> could create a very good game out of the game's basic concept, but
> xbox was the only one to provide the features needed in order to
> develop exactly what was in mind"
*
That means the XBOX version will be the best. Excellent. :)
Nomad_Soul wrote:
> Splinter Cell & XIII are coming out on the PS2, but don't let that
> put you off.
> I must say XIII looks cool. I forgot that one of my most wanted list.
The Official Xbox Magazine had an interview Matthieu Ferland (senior producer of Splinter Cell)and he says "When we begun development in autumn 2000, we had no specific console in mind. After a few months, when we had a clear view of what we wanted the game to become, we started to test some of our ideas on xbox, and discovered how powerful it is................... We've realised that other consoles could create a very good game out of the game's basic concept, but xbox was the only one to provide the features needed in order to develop exactly what was in mind"
> Splinter Cell & XIII are coming out on the PS2, but don't let that
> put you off.
> I must say XIII looks cool. I forgot that one of my most wanted list.
The Official Xbox Magazine had an interview Matthieu Ferland (senior producer of Splinter Cell)and he says "When we begun development in autumn 2000, we had no specific console in mind. After a few months, when we had a clear view of what we wanted the game to become, we started to test some of our ideas on xbox, and discovered how powerful it is................... We've realised that other consoles could create a very good game out of the game's basic concept, but xbox was the only one to provide the features needed in order to develop exactly what was in mind"
I always use inverted controls, I've been used to that set up since Goldeneye.
I cant wait for it, the cool thing is i will play it twice through. Once as evil and once as good(maybe) if i can i might find it a little hard not to be evil.
No idea, there is a preview vidoe on this months OXM. The stroyline is controller by you i guess, peter molyneux looks to be creating the best RPG yet.
I have read a couple of reviews on project ego and looked at some pictures, it looks great. But what the ell is the story line?
Yeah.
In my opinion blinx does'nt look like a childs game - more of an origanal, innotiative platform/adventure game for all ages. I am really looking forward to playing a demo of it.
Hmmm i'll have to try enclave again without the inverted thumbstick, might be a bit better.
In my opinion blinx does'nt look like a childs game - more of an origanal, innotiative platform/adventure game for all ages. I am really looking forward to playing a demo of it.
Hmmm i'll have to try enclave again without the inverted thumbstick, might be a bit better.
gamezfreak wrote:
>Enclave was ok......but i hated the inverted thumbstick - i can never get used to that!
You can change the thumstick controls so up is up and down is down. I don't like inverted controls either.
It's good to see that Blinx is on most people's shopping lists. I think games like this (Nintendo-like games) need to sell well to broaden the appeal of Xbox as many people consider the system to be too "PCish".
>Enclave was ok......but i hated the inverted thumbstick - i can never get used to that!
You can change the thumstick controls so up is up and down is down. I don't like inverted controls either.
It's good to see that Blinx is on most people's shopping lists. I think games like this (Nintendo-like games) need to sell well to broaden the appeal of Xbox as many people consider the system to be too "PCish".
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