Bought a pair of Tritton AX Pro's in preparation for the exquisite sound design.
If by any chance you can interrogate a man cuffed to his car with C4 in his pooper,
consider this bad-boy purchased day one.
Although the tattoo job is pretty flat, the Mobius Strip is still a cool idea in concept. It goes a little deeper than the average gaming logo. I still wouldn't put it on my damn body, but anyone that gets a brand tattoo is pretty ridiculous.
My thinking is that the printed strategy guide version will be floating around somewhere in limited supply. Surely they printed some copies.
I'm just as excited for the Uncharted 3 CE as the next guy, but labelling Uncharted 2 the best game EVER MADE? Stretching it quite a bit bro.
Black Ops had the potential to be a great Call of Duty game. They added a heap of new features and game modes, nice easter eggs, zombies etc. but they got the fundamentals of the game completely wrong. The hit detection at times is atrocious and some curious perk choices slowed the game down to a crawl.
I'll be skeptical of Modern Warfare 3 until I drop at least 20 hours into it. It takes a few weeks for the warts to appear, and by God, Infinity Ward had better be on thei...
The biggest disappointment? The amount of times they spelled disappointment wrong.
Say what you will about Jim Sterling's opinions, at the very least it's always easy to distinguish his overall impression of the game, even before you see the score.
The 64 player count is the difference for me. Battlefield was conceived for the PC, but when it comes down to the nitty-gritty, the graphics won't matter to me when I hit the online arena. Just give me the colossal battles I've been dying for since Battlefield 2.
Absolutely agree with Hufandpuf. I don't think it'll be ready to explode next year, but OnLive is VERY early in its life and the concept is more ambitious than its execution at this stage. I wouldn't dismiss it right away like most people are. The idea is before its time, much like online gaming on the Dreamcast was. Hopefully it doesn't meet the same fate.
I really don't need to say anything. This comment section pretty much encapsulates everything wrong with the N4G community.
My question is: Would the bitching and whining in this comment section be any more ignorant if it was on 3 discs?
Seriously, some of the responses are laughable, given that we know so little about the game as a whole.
Jesus Christ, is anyone ever going to let go of the bias argument?
Please. Stop.
I haven't picked up Resistance 3 yet. I may at some point, but it really comes down to what you want during this quarter of the year. Just look at the release schedule. It's arguably the most insanely packed holiday season of the last decade. Game choice has to particular. If there are any doubts with the consumer, then they'll go with the next best thing.
It's easy for a game like Resistance to get washed away by the two biggest juggernaut online shooters co...
How could you have possibly read that more wrong? I'm definitely going to pick it up.
In this day and age, I'd consider Counter-Strike to be one of the most unforgiving and brutal learning curves for online FPS's. Its sensibilities are old school in a number of ways, but the game rewards amateur players with a desire to get better, such is the case with most huge online shooters.
To this day, I don't think there is a game that I've put more hours into than Counter Strike 1.6 and Source combined. Anyone not willing to pick up Global Offensive be...
I've had my PS3 since Resistance 2 dropped. I picked up a 360 when they were offering the Halo: Reach Special Edition console. A great system and online experience. I don't own too many games for it, mainly got it for Lost Odyssey, Blue Dragon and Alan Wake, but I've used the cross-game voice chat religiously, it's wonderful.
I play just about all of my single player games on PS3, but for the social experience the 360 is a really solid pick up, especially if t...
What Activision have done is capitalised on the massive success of Call of Duty 4, which to this day, is still the franchise zenith. It's good for business, but results in mixed feelings for gamers. I wouldn't consider myself a huge fan of Call of Duty, but I've played it extensively. My feeling is that if they were to make a new engine, or drastically change the way the game plays, I'd be both excited and extremely skeptical. A part of me doesn't want the foundation of th...
Are you kidding me? If anything, you have your arguments mixed up. PC's are not for spoilt little brats. They take carefully consideration and a mature mind to choose and build. Curse their pathetic community for installing mods and tapping those keyboards! Who gives them the right to tap so incessantly!?
The funniest part was the assumption that gamernova's comment was some kind of ruthless fanboy tirade.
Ahh, indeed a tough decision. My friend swears by the A40's, but I've always been a Tritton kind of guy. I don't really think you'll be disappointed either way, the A40's are explosive.