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Matrix Path of Neo.
It is bloody old. And the controls keep resetting every time I turn it on again. I want dodge-roll and bullet-stop to be C, not Ctrl! Every.Damn.Time.
And when you start running in slow-motion focus mode, you latch onto every wall and run/jump on that, no matter how hard you try to steer away from it.
But still an awesome game.
It is bloody old. And the controls keep resetting every time I turn it on again. I want dodge-roll and bullet-stop to be C, not Ctrl! Every.Damn.Time.
And when you start running in slow-motion focus mode, you latch onto every wall and run/jump on that, no matter how hard you try to steer away from it.
But still an awesome game.
Outland demo: You have to gain the ability to go 'ikaruga' on blue and red stuff that damages you and comes in pretty tight streams. Also, the controls are a bit fiddly, and theere's the mario problem of jumping too far and falling into a pit. Three hits and back to start isn't terribly fun either.
Bioshock: For no discernible reason, a lot of plasmids lose effectiveness in the later parts of the game, even though you're still facing sploicers and big daddies. Also, hacking needs to go die in a fire; I spent half the playthrough hacking things so they wouldn't shoot at me or eat too much of my money,
Metro2033: Cheap deaths, cheap deaths everywhere. Serioously, your enemies instantly deduce your exact position and blast you full of holes. Also, I didn't know being russian made your skull so thick it takes several bullets to the noggin to kill you.
Red Alert 3 (xbox): RTS games are not, I repeat, not, a good fit for the console control scheme. keyboard and mouse required.
Dead or Alive 4: That damn story boss, the one whose smallest combo has 5 hits and take half your life. And of course she teleports.
Bioshock: For no discernible reason, a lot of plasmids lose effectiveness in the later parts of the game, even though you're still facing sploicers and big daddies. Also, hacking needs to go die in a fire; I spent half the playthrough hacking things so they wouldn't shoot at me or eat too much of my money,
Metro2033: Cheap deaths, cheap deaths everywhere. Serioously, your enemies instantly deduce your exact position and blast you full of holes. Also, I didn't know being russian made your skull so thick it takes several bullets to the noggin to kill you.
Red Alert 3 (xbox): RTS games are not, I repeat, not, a good fit for the console control scheme. keyboard and mouse required.
Dead or Alive 4: That damn story boss, the one whose smallest combo has 5 hits and take half your life. And of course she teleports.
Madden 11.
I'm new to American football, I don't know any good plays or how to defend so I can't fucking win, and if I do get a touchdown it's because the other team fucked up somehow.
I'm new to American football, I don't know any good plays or how to defend so I can't fucking win, and if I do get a touchdown it's because the other team fucked up somehow.
Child of Eden, switching hands bothers me.
Brink, needs a mode like Call Of Duty's Hardcore game types
Brink, needs a mode like Call Of Duty's Hardcore game types
LA Noire has a serious break from the tone of the game leading up to the final mission and as a result leaves you with a weak finish.
Team Fortress 2 players are generally of quite a low standard compared to other FPSes I've played.
Call of Duty: Black Ops has a rubbish community.
Team Fortress 2 players are generally of quite a low standard compared to other FPSes I've played.
Call of Duty: Black Ops has a rubbish community.
Shogun 2 Total War: runs too slow on my computer, probably more my fault than theirs, but still annoying 
LotRO (Lord of the Rings Online): Noone on when I am, silly American time zones.
NBA 2K11: Too hard, can't find difficulty setting. Mind you, I only just got it, so plenty of time to improve
LotRO (Lord of the Rings Online): Noone on when I am, silly American time zones.
NBA 2K11: Too hard, can't find difficulty setting. Mind you, I only just got it, so plenty of time to improve
Could not agree with you more there.RiouChan said:
Even if the scary parts of the solo campaign is more or less out the window, the "You have reached Rank X" makes it even worse in creating some sort of atmosphere.
Combat is fun as ever, Co-op is also alright.
Oh right, bad things about a game I play...
League of Legends - Servers forever busy =(
Fable III - Somewhat dull combat progression system (only played first Fable before it). I can be master of all skills now? The armour does nothing? Come on now, that barely makes my character improve over the storyline.
Latest Magic card game - As others have said. AI randomly generating super cards out of thin air and crush me.
Kingdom Hearts 2: I think the "X" button is going to break since all you do is press it repeatedly in a fight.
Battlefield Bad Company 2: When I run behind a wall I still die because of a 1 second lag. On my screen It looks like I got behind the wall in time but on the other persons screen it probably shows that I died before reaching the wall.
Team Fortress 2: My spy class sucks compared to everyone elses just because I don`t have "cloak and dagger".
Battlefield Bad Company 2: When I run behind a wall I still die because of a 1 second lag. On my screen It looks like I got behind the wall in time but on the other persons screen it probably shows that I died before reaching the wall.
Team Fortress 2: My spy class sucks compared to everyone elses just because I don`t have "cloak and dagger".
Team Fortress 2:
The game doesn't quit, it just does a CTD. It also has an annoying tendency to crash my display drivers.
The game doesn't quit, it just does a CTD. It also has an annoying tendency to crash my display drivers.
GRAW2 half my teams died just fast ropping before they even hit the ground check point are so far between argh...
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines...
The "Ninja!" history is not to recommend when you reach the Hallowbrook Hotel. Fuck me, I had to run and hide and wait for my health to go up enough so I wouldn't get butchered in three seconds constantly. D:
Also bugs.
The "Ninja!" history is not to recommend when you reach the Hallowbrook Hotel. Fuck me, I had to run and hide and wait for my health to go up enough so I wouldn't get butchered in three seconds constantly. D:
Also bugs.
