Why do you do it?
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Bourne Conspiracy. It was so bad, especially the final fight but I stuck to it and it was sooooo not worth it.
I had an idea about how a Bourne game should be done after watching the first film, this game didn't come close. The game actually completely missed the personality of Jason Bourne/David Webb, the character development was atrocious.
I had an idea about how a Bourne game should be done after watching the first film, this game didn't come close. The game actually completely missed the personality of Jason Bourne/David Webb, the character development was atrocious.
You mean finished in extended mode, fighting General Brock on top of the tank? After getting ending A for getting Carlito's medallion and handing it over to Isabella?TheBluesader said:
...Yes.
Granted, this was months after I'd more or less given up on the game due to low-level difficulty; I took the approach of 'Level up ludicrously, then proceed'. Then again, I also have the "Zombie Genocider" achievement for killing 53,594 of the blighters in a playthrough, so I might not be normal.
Right now, Mercenaries (the original) is making me spastic with its lack of autosave, because it tends to run physics engine crashes for a hard freeze after I've captured about 3 cards.
Condemmed: Criminal Origins.
I'm a fan of guns, not blunt objects. Crime scene investigations were nice. Shitty story. Bad horror up until the part were a dead guy pulls you into a locker while you try to take a close-up of his face (i really wasn't expecting that!)
Yeah..........
I'm a fan of guns, not blunt objects. Crime scene investigations were nice. Shitty story. Bad horror up until the part were a dead guy pulls you into a locker while you try to take a close-up of his face (i really wasn't expecting that!)
Yeah..........
Siren. Just say no. I understand what they were trying to do, but the voice actors were out of this world God awful. I would have prefered it in the original language and read the subtitles. Also, the controls were a bear to get used to. Just far enough removed from Fatal Frame and Silent Hill that you just wished Pyramid Head would come along and take you away....
I am yet another person who has completed Dead Rising (and got the 'ture' ending as the achievement so gracefully puts it). I personally didn't find it that hard to be honest (I also know some other people who have done the same).TheBluesader said:
Lost Planet began to piss me off from around about the third level onwards (that giant worm thing really got to me)the story sucked, the enemies were annoying and the levels were far too long but I played it to the end largely because it was a birthday present so I felt obliged to give it a chance and enjoy it.
yeah i usually go with inverted Y camera, but this game inverts Y AND X with no choice (or something like that. cant remember exactly what but i remember it annoyed me!)Kahoony117 said:
and the loading screens completely destroyed any flow the game had. usually on rpgs i complete all side quests, but i was so glad this thing was over i didnt
i could have got used to these things, but the game is too short so wasnt worth it
ANYONE ELSE ANNOYED THAT THE LAST BOSS WASNT A MASSIVE GUN WITH GUNS ATTACHED THAT SHOOTS GUNS?
(by which i mean it was pants)
Yeah, i think that the last boss was complete crap, i mean when i got sent back in time to my childhood, i realised how much i hated that game.EquinoxETO said:
And there wasn't really a boss fight at all, if you don't kill him in the final part, the Skill hero does it for you! Completely stupid.