I agree. I loved that game but traded it in and idk why. The Tokyo map where you could shoot the UFO and cause the tsunami was great.
I agree. For the first game I got all of the medals and then I got them all again after the trophy patch came out. I played through the first game 3 or 4 times while I played through Uncharted 2 twice.
The game kind of reminds me of Jak 3 on ps2. The racing, upgrades and desert setting all remind me of it and I'm not completely sure why. I am liking the game though.
Well they don't really need an expert anyway because it'll just be Black ops 2 or 3. It'll be on a updated Call of Duty 4 engine that's ported to the Wii U and the other new consoles if they are announced by then.
You sound like a hipster...
Read the review maybe. There's a sniping level, a half-life 2 level, a train level, a prison level, etc. I'm saying it's familiar in its levels. When every game has the same levels it kind of gets boring after a while and that's what I'm saying. It's also familiar in its online being that it is just a normal perk and killstreak online that's in most games these days. I also guess normal is fairly easy since the non-regenerating health didn't affect me as much a...
@chadachada123
You're comparing party chat to a god mode?
I don't cheat with party chat but I talk to my friends with it about things that aren't even related to the game I'm playing.
I see them disabling it as pointless since people who do want to cheat can just use private chat, the internet in general, skype or even a telephone.
He didn't say that...
...lol at the disagree
Installing only decreases load times and even if it did make xboxs perform better I have never noticed. Honestly I wouldn't mind a 8gb mandatory install either on ps3 since my launch 60gb has a 250 gb hard drive in it. My xbox is almost full with only a 60gb though.
@SilentNegotiator
I don't understand why you bash Rage in every article you can. I'm pretty sure no video game can have a personal vendetta against you.
Rage isn't just a corridor shooter. It does have open areas and vehicles. Resistance 3 was more of a corridor shooter than Rage looks to be and that's still not a corridor shooter at all. The graphics have their own art style and if it's cartoony for you and you can somehow notice terribl...
Everyone on this site hates on multiplatform games for no reason. Obviously exclusives are the only games that are fun or matter. Rage is on a new engine that's made for next-gen but is being used now to show its potential and that isn't just PR BS. Please what looks so terrible about it? Anything that doesn't involve Sony is just bashed to hell on this site and so is anyone who doesn't care if a game has Sony branded all over it.
@inveni0
Have you played Rage to know that the AI and physics aren't that great or complicated because based on previews I've read both are praised...
If you read the review I'm not saying Resistance 3 feels like Resistance 2 or 1. I'm saying that it feels just like every other shooter in it's levels and some design choices. This makes the game less exciting.
I only buy games used when I can't find them new anyway...
Honestly I agree with you. I don't care about all the disagrees I'll get. Crysis 2 actually felt like a different shooter than every other one out now. The different suit powers added variety and I practically went through the whole game in stealth. Oh and there wasn't a zombie level like every other shooter now including Gears and Resistance 3. Resistance 3 was great but most of the levels just felt like other games. The mining town felt like "We don't go to Ravenholm an...
I played Call of Duty 4 for 7 days online on ps3 and 14 days online on 360. I also played the campaign on both. Guess what I didn't notice a difference. Trust me I played them both so I know. In your face any fanboy who tries to compare any multiplatform game because unless you put the gameplay side by side you can't notice a difference at all.
so there isn't something called elevator glitches that are in every Call of Duty game. They don't patch them so I'm assuming it's something wrong with their engine while they can patch glitches in Battlefield just like they patch rock glitches in COD...
Battlefield still isn't as bad as Call of Duty. You can go through the map in Call of Duty games since 4 and do elevator glitches in all the Call of Duties because it's a glitch in their engine. I used to be able to do them in seconds when I played COD and it gets you above the map hundreds of feet in the air or on top of buildings and invisible walls you aren't supposed to be able to get on. At least they can patch going into the map on Battlefield.
For people who don't believe this when the next game comes out in the series from the same developer they give up on support or security for the game before it. Play COD4 of 360 if you want to see the hacked servers or wait a couple months after November and play MW2.