Recent content by ev219674

I hated Heroes. Adventure 2 was my favorite, but I hated the machine levels. They're ridiculously impossible to score well in and take way too long to complete. The treasure hunting levels grew on me after learning the locations where they most frequently appear. The multiplayer was great too...

I consider myself a dormant gamer. College doesn't leave much free time for gaming, not for me at least. But even if my schedule suddenly cleared up I doubt I'd play games 24/7. I have other things to do too, you know. Also, why isn't there a category for people who like all the various types...

I haven't played Fallout 3, but here's my two cents anyway. For me open world games are the most challenging and often most satisfying games that I play. Don't get me wrong, they frustrate the living hell out of me without a guide of some sort, but usually I'll try and forgo guides my first...

For dialogue heavy-games, I think it depends. The best thing, I think, is to have a mix of voice-acting and text. Voice-acting for those things where a great line delivery is necessary, and then for the boring drivel read, press a button and go. For me it's always faster to read text than listen...

The razor hail and carrying things between two characters were challenging the first few times around. But in all honesty I prefer razor hail to kryll. A little. (Mostly because I don't have to aim a light at it.)

Late post is late, but... Personally, I prefer Gears almost 1000x to Halo 3. Granted, I'm not really a big shooter or Halo fan, but I find that Gears is just a lot more fun and easier to play (for me at least, the design and function of Halo didn't do it for me). I like the more strategic...