Denial much?BlueberryMUNCH said:I loved FFXIII.
[sub]even though it was kinda disappointing ><[/sub]
I love the FF series too, but XIII was terrible
Denial much?BlueberryMUNCH said:I loved FFXIII.
[sub]even though it was kinda disappointing ><[/sub]
I actually really liked it. And I first thought it was worse than Bioshock 1, but after playing them back to back, I think Bioshock 2 wins because while its story and surprises weren't as good, it still had a good story, and much better gameplay, which I hear is important in videogames. Also the scene where you play as a little sister was fantastic.BlueInkAlchemist said:Actually, I did too. Sure, it wasn't a necessary game or even all that original, but it still returned us to Rapture and expanded upon its people and society. It's like getting off a big steel roller-coaster and then traipsing over to its smaller, wooden cousin. It's not as good a ride and it's bumpier and more nauseating in places, but hey, it's still a ride!teh_Canape said:I must be the only one who actually likes Bioshock 2
OT: Nice use of music.
AND KILL YOU.Jaime_Wolf said:"A lot of people like a game and I disagree.
TO THE INTERNET."
And there is an asari who will put out...
Lolz Blackburn 3 -1 Liverpool! Amnesia is the best horror out there.Giest4life said:Is that in defense of the game? Because that is borderline retarded.alex8039 said:ReviewIt's not overtly scary. Most of the scariness comes from your own mind, that requires a certain level of intelligence.Julian Daniel said:I don't get why People like Amnesia. I couldn't find anything scary about it. It's just boring.
I won't say much, this video describes pretty much all of my thoughts.Julian Daniel said:I don't get why People like Amnesia. I couldn't find anything scary about it. It's just boring.
That's what I meant. I was referring to the prologue and epilogue of Dead Rising 2 for the Xbox 360.mjc0961 said:The 360 and PS3 versions of DR2 got the same DLC, some costume packs. That's it. Case Zero and Case West are separate games that don't require DR2 to run, so they aren't really DLC for DR2. The only way you're missing anything by not having access to those games is in the same way you're missing things by not having Dead Rising 1 on the system: sure you're missing some story bits, but what you get on the DR2 disc is its own complete game with no pieces missing from its own experience.Unhappy Crow said:And also Dead Rising 2, but after seeing all the DLC the 360 got, it makes the PS3 version feel left out.