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Thing is, I keep thinking how good it would have been if a little extra was included in the game. What I would have loved to have seen is a dinosaur hunting mode - no cyborgs or evil bad guys, just a mode where you can sit back, hunt and even take trophies (skulls or claws maybe ?)
The idea of the bushes and stuff moving and making noise is great, so a hunting mode could be excellent. :-)
I know you can go around killing normal dinosaurs in Evolution, but this would be even better as far as the hunting goes. Maybe even a Co-Op mode where 2 players can have a screen each or something and just roam around trying to kill a bigger T-Rex than they've bagged before.
Thats where the trophies could come in - you could display your biggest kills of each breed just like you get records in fishing games and stuff.
I think it'd add some longevity - especially when things can turn around and your soon having to leg it from a pack of raptors. ;-)
> I concur. At least GC games are slightly cheaper than XBox ones!
>
> :)
Yeah but you get what you pay for. X-Box gets the better versions. ;-p
> Cyclone wrote:
> I concur. At least GC games are slightly cheaper than XBox ones!
>
> :)
>
> Pfft. Only about a fiver cheaper.
Every little helps.
Every.........let me see, 6-7 games thats a new one in saved cash
;)
> I concur. At least GC games are slightly cheaper than XBox ones!
>
> :)
Pfft. Only about a fiver cheaper.
> Too many games, too little money.
I concur. At least GC games are slightly cheaper than XBox ones!
:)
life's a B**** a
>To be honest I think
> the GameCube hasn't been in much of a better position, a few good
> launch titles then a couple of good ones in-between, but like with the
> Xbox all of the GameCubes major games are due out over the next few
> months!
Same accross all platforms.
Summers are never good for gaming.
In this case I believe that the name Nintendo alone has
> carried them through what is a challenging and very tough gaming
> market.
No. The Nintendo name has helped - it means people take a look at it knowing Nintendo's past repuatation, but the launch titles haven't exactly let expectations down.