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Well, okay, not hoping, but I had assumed it was in some way more beneficial to your playing experience, even if only by condescending gimmick.
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Flux Capacitor... fluxxing!
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...can't wait til the sequel!!
02/07/09
There were also shades of System Shock 2, especially with those monkey-things. And laugh all you want, but for some reason the scariest thing in that trailer was the brief image of a female figure in a doorway...mostly because zombie-like female opponents in any game terrify me more than anything else thanks to System Shock 2's midwives.
02/07/09
FEAR = First Encounter Assault Recon
A team used to fight off weird paranormal stuff if they threaten homeland security.
02/06/09
To those who already played the first one, she is mad mostly due to her inhumane treatment for her physic powers and giving birth to two babies before she was even 18. Then they took her babies away and she is pretty much pissed off even more.
My solution.
Buy her a new dress, something not red. Some shoes because it is a pain to walk around in barefeet all the time. Finally, a new hair cut, I know what it is like to have hair to obstruct your vision.
And maybe some icecream to top it off. And probably get the Point Man back to her. Somehow, I would think that would make things worse.
xD
Anyway, I am looking forward to this game. I played the demo (PC) and it was great. Needed more flesh shredding, blood, and gore though. So far, I did get good startles, so thumbs up from me.
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Yeah, most likely my face would be torn off and then some.
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Also, F.E.A.R wasn't all about watching freaky things happen. There's plenty of survival fears and intense battles to be found in the game.
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It's hard to get scared when you have such powerful weapons AND the ability to slow down time.
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No, it's spam because he replied to more than 3 people saying "Try Condemned".
FEAR 1 was freaky, but not scary and really just had a bunch of 'cheap scares' that make you flinch. The game was still good, though. But it could've been better.
FEAR 2 looks even less scary and seems to focus more on modern FPS games. and I find that very depressing. Though I'll probably eventually get the game once it goes down in price to about 30 bucks or so. I still need to beat the first one without using cheats and such, too.
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In my opinion, 'scary' comes on a few different levels. There's the sudden frights and they can catch even the most fearless or alert gamers, F.E.A.R did that kind of 'scary' great. Then there are the freaky/eerie kind of scares that just wierd you out, prime examples being Silent Hill and Project Zero/Fatal Frame. The final type of 'scary' game comes in the classic survival horror and Resident Evil did that great.