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Post by rkrkrk on Mar 21, 2011 17:15:29 GMT
orange box is probably the best gaming thing ever since othello
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Post by rkrkrk on Mar 21, 2011 17:15:45 GMT
and i fuckin LOVE othello
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Post by lamarrkx on Mar 25, 2011 16:37:10 GMT
<<< [/sub][/color][/b] F-Zero [/i] X[/b] !!!!!!!!!!!![/u][/s][/sup] --------------------------------------------[/right]
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Post by Deleted on Mar 25, 2011 18:17:02 GMT
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Post by Simone on Mar 26, 2011 19:21:49 GMT
This week I've beated two excellent games. Really, if you have one of these two systems, don't miss these games because they are some of the best I've recently played: Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (Nintendo DS) This is an incredibly clever game with an awesome plot and it is unlike anything I've played before. I'm not gonna spoil anything but I must note that the mechanics of the puzzles are brilliant: you watch a chain of events that leads to some people's death, then you rewind the time to 4 minutes before and "tamper" with the chian of events to avoid the death. It's from the same author who made the Phoenix Wright saga, so expect the same levels of brains involved, the same levels of intricate storyline and overall the same level of awesomeness. Metroid: Other M (Nintendo Wii) Never been a fan of the Metroid serie because my devotion for Sega didn't allow me to own any Nintendo system before, but now that I have a Wii I had to try a Metroid! Although I hate sci-fi stuff, I enjoyed this game a lot: it's fast and smooth, doesn't take too much brain to get thru, the difficulty level is well balanced (although we're more on the "easy" side) and it's very fun to play. It's one of those games that you can play for 3 hours straight without noticing the time that passes...you just want to go ahead and see what happens next! Also, I loved the plot, as it deals with 'youthful oppositionism' and the thin line between rage and craziness, which are rather complex psychological dynamics to put in a videogame without sounding annyoing. Great!
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Post by lamarrkx on Mar 26, 2011 20:55:00 GMT
Metroid: Other M (Nintendo Wii) Never been a fan of the Metroid serie because my devotion for Sega didn't allow me to own any Nintendo system before, but now that I have a Wii I had to try a Metroid! Although I hate sci-fi stuff, I enjoyed this game a lot: it's fast and smooth, doesn't take too much brain to get thru, the difficulty level is well balanced (although we're more on the "easy" side) and it's very fun to play. It's one of those games that you can play for 3 hours straight without noticing the time that passes...you just want to go ahead and see what happens next! Also, I loved the plot, as it deals with 'youthful oppositionism' and the thin line between rage and craziness, which are rather complex psychological dynamics to put in a videogame without sounding annyoing. Great! The thin line between rage, craziness and reason (if i might add that). Otherwise i'd love to play that too! I dont have a wii (yet)! I played and loved Metroid Prime and Metroid Prime Echoes on GCN. Echoes was really hard, i didnt even beat the final boss by now. The bosses inbetween will give you a hard enough time. Still, you keep playing and trying because the game simply rocks. ♥
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Post by Simone on Mar 28, 2011 18:06:46 GMT
I played and loved Metroid Prime and Metroid Prime Echoes on GCN. Echoes was really hard, i didnt even beat the final boss by now. The bosses inbetween will give you a hard enough time. Still, you keep playing and trying because the game simply rocks. The only letdown with this Metroid I played (and with modern games in general) is actually the difficulty level. Took me only 8 hours to beat the game, and the difficult part was finding the correct conduits/doors/path. The boss fights weren't hard at all, you could figure out the right strategy after a couple of tries. After I've beaten the final-final-boss, it said I completed 50% of the game...it means that the other 50% will constist of just finding items I left behind the first time around, which is kinda cheap...I wanted the game to be long and hard because of the enemies and the stages, not because of the hidden items. I see a lot of people doing reviews on youtube nowdays complaining when games are hard, but I mean, a game is supposed to take some effort right? As long as most people can beat a game without getting stuck for weeks and going crazy, it's not hard. Guess it's a reflection of the current market.
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Post by barny on Mar 28, 2011 18:35:30 GMT
Less game and more magic, where's the video?
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Post by 8track on May 3, 2011 12:29:07 GMT
This week I've beated two excellent games. Really, if you have one of these two systems, don't miss these games because they are some of the best I've recently played: Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (Nintendo DS) This is an incredibly clever game with an awesome plot and it is unlike anything I've played before. I'm not gonna spoil anything but I must note that the mechanics of the puzzles are brilliant: you watch a chain of events that leads to some people's death, then you rewind the time to 4 minutes before and "tamper" with the chian of events to avoid the death. It's from the same author who made the Phoenix Wright saga, so expect the same levels of brains involved, the same levels of intricate storyline and overall the same level of awesomeness. got this today, gonna play through it when i go on holiday at the end of the month. well excited
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Post by Deleted on May 16, 2011 12:59:09 GMT
I finally completed it roughly 20 years after I bought it Probably the greatest moment of my life until I saw the ending which was basically a bunch of Japanese names scrolling down the screen I'd never got to the final Dr. Wily before, who would of thought he'd of turned into an Alien that is invincible to everything other than bubbles. Downloaded torrents off piratebay which have pretty much every NES & Mega-drive game ever & picked up a PC pad which is a replica of the PS3 pad so gonna be posting in this thread time to time hopefully I wish RYM also did games.
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Post by jollyboy on May 19, 2011 17:41:32 GMT
I got excited this week Karl, when I saw you'd added a games list on there. Thought they'd added games
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Post by Deleted on May 19, 2011 17:55:48 GMT
I wish. Books, Games, whores. I'd add the fucking lot.
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Post by Simone on May 19, 2011 21:07:08 GMT
Good work on beating Mega Man 2, Karl. Here's a quick overview of the latest games I've completed: Conduit 2 (Nintendo Wii) Not a fan of FPS, but I (sort of) liked the first Conduit so I decided to give a go to the sequel aswell. Considering it is on the Wii, it is a good title. It doesn't stand a chance against the "world class multimillionaire production first person shooters" that you can find on PS3 or 360, but it's still nice and at some point it can get even really good. Most of its charm is in the fact that it doesn't look that serious, heavy or gay as modern day big FPS but it's more as a "b-movie" game (a b-game I mean!). I liked it. Jump Ultimate Stars (Nintendo DS) This is surprisingly addictive. It's the concept of the "Smash Bros." serie (so a really unique fighting game) but with Japanese Comic Book characters instead of Nintendo's. I'm not a fan of Mangas or what, but the characters are very weird and charming and there's literally a hundred of them and you can combine them to create your perfect team. It's great because it's not strictly about knocking your opponents off (ala Street Fighter), but there's various tasks that you have to complete in order to beat the levels: sometimes you have to crash your opponents, other times you have to ignore them and just collect random stuff scattered all over the level etc. There's a counter that tells you how many hours you have played: mine is reaching the 30th hour, which is unbelievable for a game with such a slim premise. Sad bastard that I am. This game is awesome.
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Post by Belligerent Hype Man on May 27, 2011 21:00:48 GMT
Got 'LA Noire' and played through the first disc, getting a bit bored now ... only another 2 disc's to go. Anyway mate in work has lent me 'Fallout 3' which i've never played. Just arrived in Megaton, can't run now because i've been stealing so much stuff i've about 9 coffee mugs for fuck sake.
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Post by jollyboy on May 29, 2011 8:18:55 GMT
Saw my mate yesterday, and he handed me a new spare copy of Alan Wake, so i'll be giving that a whirl this week i hope.
Also ordered the first Saints Row, as i saw it for 4 spond. Never played it before, so that'll be nice eh?
I've still not played much of Enslaved, which is a shame as I loved the demo
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2011 10:58:36 GMT
Bought Smackdown vs Raw 2010 for £4.50 on Saturday. Did the 'Brand Warfare' Road To Wrestlemania thingy with John Cena which was entertaining for a few hours and have started a Randy Orton one.
I've not created a wrestler yet or touched the storyline creator thing but I will. I'm going to do a career with Chavo Guerrero and win the WWE title with him.
I also got Halo ODST for £4.50. Not really played Halo since the original one on Xbox but have been told Halo 3, ODST & Reach are incredible so had to nab ODST when I saw it.
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Post by Belligerent Hype Man on May 31, 2011 14:50:59 GMT
Bought a copy of 'Fallout 3' for myself as I'm enjoying it so much, picked up 'New Vegas' as well as it was only £15. Can't wait to get home and stuck back in to 'Fallout 3'.
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Post by jollyboy on May 31, 2011 16:08:50 GMT
Nice one, JonBon. I've wasted literally days on Fallout 3. New Vegas is alreet, but a bit of a disappointment compared
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2011 16:26:28 GMT
You still playing TEW, Dan? I still play it loads, really getting into the pretend wrestling universe
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Post by jollyboy on May 31, 2011 22:38:55 GMT
Heh not so much these days, Tom mate. I keep meaning to, but it feels too much like extra work sometimes Love the idea of it, but it takes way too much effort, i now find Did you sneak it onto your work PC?
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