Forum: Games & Gaming

I just downloaded this game for the PS3, I had a Wally World Cash card to burn. Not a bad little over the top shooter. Aiming takes a little getting used to but for 14.99 I can't complain. http://ps3.ign.com/dor/objects/27284/dead-nation/images/dead-nation-20101130110121519.html

These only include what I've played and finished. 10- I Am Alive, pc... modest survivor-effort, but got tired of only carrying-around 1-or-2 bullets all the time. 09- Far Cry 3, console... pretty-good adventure, but weak side-missions. 08- Sleeping Dogs, console... a trifle unfocus'd and repetitive button-mashing. 07- Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2, console... Treyarch still jams too much at the players, too fast.

don't make a girl a promise if you know you can't keep it This baby's beautiful and dynamic. Well worth the wait. I'm almost halfway thru, and I can hear it calling-my-name as I sit here, typing. I missed Cortana big-time, even her nagging rationalizations on the battlefield. Tho now, she's afflicted with rampancy. She's thinking-herself-to-death, and the ship bringing her home is imperiled inside of a huge metal planet. Old and new enemies are tearin' up the proverbial digital pea-patch. Just about every nuance is evolved and incorporated aesthetically, logically, and lovingly by 343 Studios, who bought-out Bungee. My old pet-peeve about the series continues here as-well, probably intentionally... You never can seem to accumulate much ammo and explosives. Oh well, the save-system is superb.

Any forum members planning to play this game? I am pre ordered and waiting for my chance to get in a few days early. Game actually comes out on the 20th.

This game is phenominal so far, and likely to only become more impressive as the game continues. Borderlands 2 has everything that the original borderlands has to offer, plus much much more. 87 bazillion guns married to beautiful artwork and explosive effects and hillarious AI makes this game a must see. The AI is highly improved, replaced entirely it seems, forcing more advanced tactics to be a successful vault hunter, and to avoid the somewhat costly new-u genetic reconstruction service. My roommate and I both purchased this game on Tuesday when it was released (pre order was worth it) and have been playing co-op thus far, having a blast, and blasting our way through the now frozen wastelands of Pandora. In addition to a great story, a large world to explore, many side missions and bounties offered, there is a dual level system. Basically you have your regular character level which results in points to spend furthering your skill trees. Then in addition you have a 'Badass' level. Various achivement...

I busted-out my 16-bit (with 32-bit adapter) system 'n rehooked it, just to see how far my head has evolved... Inspired by seeing my disk-box of Tomcat Alley downstairs, during a quest to find a spare garbage-bag. I forgot how I was addicted to Night Trap, Ground Zero Texas, 'n TA... The demise of FMV-games (Full Motion Video) and the flashing greatness that was Digital Pictures, Inc. happened too fast to orchestrate a proper wreath-funeral for... It still takes about 2-hours to finish Tomcat Alley and Night Trap, the way the session-cookies randomly align... On some TA-missions, the targets are already jammed too close to the objective, or too much is simultaneously happening in the NT-mansion that the code-changes are hard to locate.

Hey DS gamers was just thinking the other day how the best rpgs that are coming out these days just happen to be on the ds system, what do you suggest are the ones that you have to get or avoid ? gothicchild26

I love this commercial! Ooo, Lightning from FFXIII, Nathan Drake from Uncharted, totally see him hitting on her, he's a ladies man. Kratos, beasted the gods! And some are quick like Portal, or Clank and a football player in the backround, stuff like that. Sweet Tooth (Twisted Metal) Metal Gear Mk. II (Metal Gear Solid) Parappa the Rapper Lightning (Final Fantasy) Nathan Drake (Uncharted) Isaac Clark (Dead Space) Old Snake (Metal Gear Solid) Chell (Portal) Sackboy (LittleBigPlanet) Kratos (God of War) Rico (Killzone) Paul Phoenix (Tekken) Little Sister (Bioshock) Ezio Auditore (Assassin’s Creed) Hybrid Chimera (Resistance) Football Player (Madden of course) And I'm sure there are more.

http://www.cracked.com/blog/5-ways-we-know-nintendo-has-lost-its-mind/ As always Cracked is AWESOME! They're About to Make Dick History They've Decided Games Should Be Facebook They Think People Love Buying Worse Versions of Shit They Already Have They Think Basic Button Presses Should Be a Game-Stopping Clusterfuck They've Invented a Controller That Punishes Everyone for Its Own Existence

Long anticipated but was it worth the wait? I picked it up first thing in the morning on the 15th brought it home and it installed no problem. First character was a Witchdoctor and was fascinating. After playing a few hours the servers went down for a good chuck of the afternoon... looks like blizzard screwed up another launch LOL. As of last night they were up but still reporting intermittent problems. I had to try a few times to log in but finally got through and was able to play a few hours. Instead of a skill tree like the old Diablo you just get a new skill or a skill modifier called ruins each level. You start out with one skill slot for your left mouse button and one for your right mouse button. After a few levels you end up with a choice of skills for your left and right buttons. Eventually you open up different powers keyed to the number keys... each number key 1-4 has its own set of unique abilities that you can switch out. As you level your character more slots open up until you are...

Got it for Christmas and it is awesome! So far I've met... Two Face Catwoman Joker/Harley Solomon Grundy Penquin Mister Freeze Deadshot Bane Red Robin

Hello! I'm just curious as to what YOUR top 10 favorite video games are Here is my list: 1. Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World (SNES) 2. Final Fantasy VII (PS1) 3. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS1) 4. Final Fantasy III (SNES)

Those who follow the Elder Scrolls series are likely poised and excited for the next edition: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. I had not heard of The Elder Scrolls until 2002, when I was introduced to Morrowind by a friend. Oblivion was released in 2006 and I became hooked. The first time I experienced an Elder Scrolls game was when I experimented with Morrowind. I loved the concept but absolutely hated the game. I think the reason is because the game was way too complex for me at the time. Too many races, too many factions, too many skills; creating your initial character took a lot of time and effort unless you just ran with a few default settings. Simply put, there were way too many options! I find it funny to say that today. But nearly 10 years ago, and what Morrowind asked just to begin the game, was extremely intimidating for someone unfamiliar with the series. Honestly, I thought "Elder Scrolls III" was merely a title, not a new addition to a lasting franchise. Although I played little of...

This game looks like it has a lot of potential. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GTjwgrrQwU I really hope to be able to play this.

b33tJx8iy0A&feature=player_embedded SPOILER!!!! Anyways, I hope they make DLC that fixes the shitty ending before I buy and play it.

a little bit cliche'd, but relatively amazing so far... level one