I play games on the middle setting at first, then go easy or hard depending on my mood.
One of my favorite games on the hardest setting is Halo 2 of all things. I have a morbid fascination with the insta death snipers and machine gun firing rate of the plasma pistols, probably because its so...
Posting a little gem someone made that I found:
"Look , i like gears of war 3.... BUT ITS NOT GEARS OF WAR
games like halo and gears are unlike games like crackdown or crysis or unreal tournament...
instead of adding to gameplay, they remake it everytime.... i can say i dont like gears...
I was able to play this weekend.
Overall a very well polished beta so far. The sawed off has really curbed the rushers reliance of shotgun duels for the most part. The only really glaring issues I've noticed are that the elephant gun on trenches disappears when you drop it in cover and the way...
I like almost everything about Lost Planet 2, and thought it would learn from the mistakes of the original multiplayer wise.
But it didn't, not even an attempt to improve, earning it a failure stamp for me.
Enemies in Ninja Gaiden have a reputation for being murderously persistent.
You were probably just getting your bearings before grabbing on to him and detonating the explosives on your body.
That said I am excited, even though the trailer shows me nothing. Blast.
The red dragon from golden axe.
He shot fireballs and only appeared in, like, one level.
We'd always scramble away from our fight with skeletons and assorted bad guys to reach it.
But it would always run away.
Nothing really, I'm proud to admit. Violated Heroine may have made the list but I never bothered with downloading it (to say nothing of making the finicky piece of shit work on a Western PC).
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