It's probably why I'm not a huge fan of "realistic" shooters where the first player to see another is typically guaranteed a kill.
In science fiction shooters where shields or large amounts of health are involved, you usually get a chance to turn around and kill the guy firing at you; but you can't just do it by shooting him with the same gun, you need to put a twist on things (melee, grenade, stronger weapon, etc.).
My preference.
I'm definitely excited for this map pack. I wish we weren't being charged, but it's Microsoft's call on prices. Fortunately, I received a few MS points cards over the holidays and I'll be able to finally put them to use.
Jack, your logic fails me.
And it's a shame since I've heard nothing but praises for it and I enjoyed the beta. Maybe I'll rent it and enjoy the campaign, seeing as my multiplayer shooter region is well covered with Halo 3 and TF2.
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If 2008 did a 360 degree turn it would... oh never mind.
I don't have a Ps3, but I'd be happy to see this on a console regardless. At least then I might be able to play it some day.
Also, these games are fun and worth every penny if you're buying something that you want to play. I was a bit disappointed with GHIII, but Rock Band is fantastic.
This seems very nicely done. I hope he gets a visor in so it looks more complete.
Are you joking? Have you even played Halo 3. With a comment like that I can't expect a reasonable discussion with you. Just know that making statements like that makes you sound very stupid.
"Spaceba", lol. Close enough.
That chocolate could feed me for a few days. Actually, I'd probably stuff myself with it in an hour. Still, looks great.
@DigitalHero:
I sort of agree. I haven't bought a Wii game since launch, so I know I missed Metroid and Galaxy, but there doesn't seem to be much to attract me. I know I'll be getting Smash and Mario Kart, but other than those two, I can't be sure.
Here's hoping for Pokemon MMO.
GTA IV?
gay != bad
The culture part of the course I'm taking is also a lot of fun. Some parts of the culture seem very strange, but not bad strange, interesting strange. Like "walrus swimming" which is something like swimming in frozen water. A fun fact we were learning about just last week, in the USSR, every major city had the same street names and numbers and most buildings were identical.
I just thought I'd share that ;)