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Awesome.
Best value for money game I ever bought. I've had more fun and derived more enjoyment than I thought possible from something costing only a fiver. If you don't have this you really should pick it up. You can get it on the cheap from Amazon and eBay and it's a fair bet it'll bein in a few bargain bins too.
Best value for money game I ever bought. I've had more fun and derived more enjoyment than I thought possible from something costing only a fiver. If you don't have this you really should pick it up. You can get it on the cheap from Amazon and eBay and it's a fair bet it'll bein in a few bargain bins too.
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Nintendo Forum, actually.
Quite frankly if you don't own a gamecube + one other console then you're missing out.
Mmmmmm Far Cry instincts for starters.
Quite frankly if you don't own a gamecube + one other console then you're missing out.
Mmmmmm Far Cry instincts for starters.
You're on a Gamecube forum Hedfix!
Hedfix wrote:
> Yes everyone get this.
>
> Then, if you have another console, get it's evil step-brother Psi
> Ops: The Mind Conspiracy for similar thrills.
Can't stress this enough.
> Yes everyone get this.
>
> Then, if you have another console, get it's evil step-brother Psi
> Ops: The Mind Conspiracy for similar thrills.
Can't stress this enough.
I've been thinking about getting SS... now I'm convinced.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> That was rather a cheaty way to get past all the guards -
True, and it's not the way to get the most enjoyment from the game but it's fun every once in a while :-)
I got it
> published in NGC in fact.
*can now find out your name*
> That was rather a cheaty way to get past all the guards -
True, and it's not the way to get the most enjoyment from the game but it's fun every once in a while :-)
I got it
> published in NGC in fact.
*can now find out your name*
That was rather a cheaty way to get past all the guards - I got it published in NGC in fact.
I loved the game from the moment I touched it. One of my favourite games of 2004.
I love possessing a guard... killing as many people as possible... shoot one to an inch of his life then un-possess. And watch as the guard who was nearly dead shoots the guard you possessed.
Then clean up with a choke hold.
Simple.
I love possessing a guard... killing as many people as possible... shoot one to an inch of his life then un-possess. And watch as the guard who was nearly dead shoots the guard you possessed.
Then clean up with a choke hold.
Simple.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Not for me - the first few levels were a bit of a drag.
> Which is why I really wanted to replay them with all the powers and
> some weapons ... it would have been great.
You're probably right: playing through again without the powers would probably be a bit of a drag, but the first time you play it that's irrelevant.
> Not for me - the first few levels were a bit of a drag.
> Which is why I really wanted to replay them with all the powers and
> some weapons ... it would have been great.
You're probably right: playing through again without the powers would probably be a bit of a drag, but the first time you play it that's irrelevant.
Not for me - the first few levels were a bit of a drag.
Which is why I really wanted to replay them with all the powers and some weapons ... it would have been great.
Which is why I really wanted to replay them with all the powers and some weapons ... it would have been great.
Rickoss wrote:
> Yup, brilliant game. A lot better than I expected, I just didn't think
> Free Radical could go that far beyond TS3.
Was a real sleeper wasn't it? I suppose it benefited from people not really expecting much from it, allowed them to be very pleasantly surprised.
> Hated it at first though.
Really? I was enthralled from the start.
> Yup, brilliant game. A lot better than I expected, I just didn't think
> Free Radical could go that far beyond TS3.
Was a real sleeper wasn't it? I suppose it benefited from people not really expecting much from it, allowed them to be very pleasantly surprised.
> Hated it at first though.
Really? I was enthralled from the start.
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