I believe in cloud gaming and downloadable games but what I don't believe in is removing the physical media drives from consoles. The huge reason being is that not every gamer in the world has a strong and stable internet connection, so just because they can't afford or simply dont have one...you want to cast them out? Its strange because all the people who want to remove physical media from consoles never even bother to touch on that point.
Also a lot of people want...
I seriously doubted that this would get a Refusal of Classification considering a large segment of this game was made in Australia itself.
Hopefully will pick it up later, been a huge fan of the series since the first one and I am sure this one wont disappoint .
YAYYYYYYY!!
But I really want this to be true...but the chances are slim...
I hope all those miners get out safe...Mines are hot and stuffy, being in one for days is hell but being in one for 2 months...I dont want to think it.
I enjoy their storylines and combat systems though I admit the first one IMO needed some taking used to. I hope Fable 3 will be just as good.
I am a journalist in training, and I have been shown not 1, not 2 but 3 codes of ethics from various journalism sectors and all them state "Never accept gifts, handouts above the price of $10". People wonder why gaming journalism is hurting so bad. If the journalists still accept it and then give it away in some sort of contest it still wont fix the problem. If i were there I would refuse the gift.
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Manuals from Rockstar, Nintendo, Insomniac are some of the best manuals in the current market. Back in the day I remember all my Windows 95 games had a colored manual chock full of interesting details. Like CnC Tiberian Sun for example, it had color, detail and made it an interesting read. Another one was Gene Wars which had some jokes, details and art in it. I used to flip every page in the manual and read through what was coming for me and just psych myself up for the game. When I bought Po...
OH NO, WHAT WILL BECOME OF THE 5 CHILDREN WHO BUY THIS GAME, WHAT WILL BECOME OF THEIR FUTURES!! OH DEARY MEEE....
That 50 was more of wild guess...so far i think 12 people have left.
Infinity Ward has less than a hundred people to begin with, so you can imagine how the old trained class can affect Activision. My guess is that at least 50 maximum will leave...TAKING ALL BETS~~!!
And this comes from a dude who has not touched his Wii in months, I am more than willing to come back for Mario...i will invite some friends over for a game then we play all night.
I personally want this game, Patcher is right in a way saying that Borderlands is facing up against some nasty competition but saying that its a dead man walking is a crock. I think that people want to try Borderlands not just because its good but it breathes new life into the FPS genre. It has a cool art style and a unique way of of gameplay (I know of Deus Ex btw...but Borderlands makes differences to it) and lets face it, in the season of holiday games people want to buy games to entertain...
Viacom are only company that can pass through international laws and rights just to keep their fat little pig hands on South Park...
Wow, cmon Google you are fighting the good fight tell that US JUDGE that the free world ain't part of one case!!
I remember something that COD3 had and COD4 didnt have...vehicles you could use during multiplayer matches, COD4 was brilliant dont get me wrong and the absence of vehicles there was by no means missed but the its really fun if you chase after a dude in a jeep running him over and reversing the car to make sure you got the job done :p...
The 2 player co-op is also pretty cool and i would love to duke out the war with a friend but will miss the splitscreen.
So far my...
That was brilliant, i would GTA4 to have had some sort of Drebin mode where you shoot criminals mindlessly...behind cover..and only 2 feet from one another..
i assume the guy is pissed off at the way how Microsoft tries to sell its product and leave its rivals in the dust...same thing happened in my school a representative from Microsoft came in and sold the product and my school accepted without any chance if their rivals being able to market their own product. Same thing went when Microsoft went to the Hungarian government.
Politics aside...the guy is not the best shot in the class is he?
I heard the The New Yorker will start writing videogame reviews too...