It's even worse when you finally do get a few battlepacks from the endgame and only to end up with... yep, an item/skin you already own... three times in a row too.
Red Dead Resurgence
Red Dead Revengeance
Red Dead Repentance
Red Dead Recurrence
Red Dead Reinsurance
Essentially, it's Umbrella Corps, but within the Metal Gear universe.
"to have normal people face the horror not special forces guys who are trained to face anything & know how to wield knifes, weapons of any kind & explosions", I wouldn't consider members of S.T.A.R.S., the people you play as in Resident Evil 1, normal people who are incapable of handling any sort of weaponry or having no knowledge of tactical planning. I think you're confusing this with Silent Hill. Which is ironic, being the fact that the combat in Silent Hill 1, wh...
I can't tell if you're trolling or I'm just not picking up the sarcasm being that we're communicating on an N4G forum. PC=Politically Correct.
Anyone else getting a bit of a Silent Hill 4 vibe?
I wonder, if you remember the ending in God of War 3, it was signifying his "freedom" from the Gods, and he gets his "second chance" at life where he makes his way up North, you can almost make out the imprints from the Blades of Chaos on his forearms. Obviously, I'm just speculating, but this definitely really caught my interest now. I'm really curious what the backstory for this will be, is it continuing from 3, is it an "alternate" timeline, etc. I hop...
FINISH IT! BREWTALITY!
KNEEL BEFORE ZOD!
Not sure if this would be helpful, considering this was quite a while ago and from EA, but when Medal of Honor(2010) released, it included a digital download of Medal of Honor Frontline HD/remastered(no additional cost to get it from when I bought the game way back). This would later release later in 2011 on its own in the PSN store. So, who knows, there's a possibility that this would be the only way to get the MW Remastered upon initial release and it would be a "timed" exclus...
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days
I really enjoyed Dawn of Dreams, it definitely had a lot of replayability and content, BUT... like you, I agree, it also did at times lose me. It definitely took a bit of different approach with gameplay with some very light RPG elements with co-op like gameplay thrown in, whereas the older games were more Resident Evil like, but with samurais. Maybe not completely like Resident Evil, but Dawn of Dreams was more forgiving with how you can keep revisiting areas and farm for items and buy items...
Oh go fuck yourself, I'm part Native American and there's nothing worse than white liberals and Europeans telling me how I should feel about what happened YEARS AGO, trying to paint us as if we were some peaceful native utopia before the big bad white man came and stole our sacred land, way to study up on American history. It's a form of trying to keep a race of people victimized, acting like you're some kind of savior and you know better, fuck you.
"To ...
Yeah, the story is... I don't know what to say. I had to read other sources for this information, but I think the plot of it was that, "Player" aka you, is actually dead the whole time after that first level when he/she gets the shit beat out of them by the robot, so everything was just a simulation in your DNI and is essentially your final moments.
The campaign and plot could have been way more well thought out, I think, but it doesn't help that Treyarch ...
I know Shinkawa most likely designed the new logo, but I like that there are some similarities in the design to some of the orbital frame artwork from ZOE. Let's hope Kojima and his team can get back to the third game that they had planned some time in the future.
"Foooooox!!!"
I hope it's Syphon Filter. That and Metal Gear Solid were the two major games that got me so interested into the whole stealth/military type games when growing up.
Don't worry, there are several ways actually on how to revert back to your "normal" states. There are few online guides that give numerical values to the actions that contribute to the "Demon Points". Here's one from gamefaqs: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boa...
These methods depend on how much you've been playing and the threshold of yo...
She's found on the 2nd or 3rd floor of the building next to Quiet's prison cell, on the Medical platform, 1st deck. Just look for an automatic door, which usually has a Mother Base recruit standing guard next to it. The side op missions involving you rescuing missing MSF recruits tie into the various interactions you have with Paz after first "meeting" her.
So far, mine is when the majority of your squad are oblivious to when a few of their squad mates are capturing a flag that's behind enemy lines. It's especially infuriating when the other team has captured most of the flags too. Spawn on us and help us capture the flag, so the rest of our team can stop being spawn trapped.