If I am correct, that game featured batman in the artstyle of the animated series.
Assuming my memory serves me well, I loved that game.
I didn't realize that a baseball or basketball was that much more expensive.
Thank you for the info, eh.
Smh
I'm guessing that you are referring to playing the first Darksiders, correct?
Or perhaps, somehow, you have already been lucky enough to get your hands on the second one.
However, this article is about what they may do with a non existent sequel to a game that has yet to be released.*
I'm not being rude at all. I'm just confused as to how playing the first and/or second game means you know how the guns will be in the third.
I saw a refurbished wii at gamestop for somewhere around seventy dollars.
You could save up your extra money and buy a wii. You can buy the n64 games on the online store.
Also since the wii plays gamecube games you can play every game to date, should you desire to do so.
I was thinking about getting a wii myself. There are a lot of interesting looking wii exclusive *rpgs.
With the $70-80 price point I just may do it soon.
Chewy nougat, peanuts, and caramel within milk chocolate.
It doesn't exempt anything from HIS list simply because you disagree. Smh lol
Come on man.
But... it's better down where it's wetter.
Take it from me.
I want a Breaking Bad game in the style of that snes rpg mock up I saw somewhere recently.
Mmm bop.
In the immortal words of Dr. House:
Ahh snap.
:)
Plus destruction.
I flat out didn't like BF3. Flashlights, lasers, bad(imo) vehicles.
After BC2 I was expecting a lot more from the acclaimed Battlefield series. Seeing as how everyone and their mother was like "if you liked bc2 just WAIT till you get to play a REAL battlefield."
Well, I found BF3 to be inferior in BC2 in every way. Aside from graphics, but I would never forsake amazing destruction for flashlights.
It's "A song of Ice and Fire". I mixed it up myself, until recently. :)
Idk about the lego games. They are built for co-op, yet they refuse to have online and voice-chat implemented into their games.
But, that's their decision to make.
Henshin a go-go baby?
I did not realize that this was the team behind Viewtiful Joe.
This game is officially on my watch list.
Thank you, who knows how long it would have been before I realized that.
:)
It says preview man. I'm not going to point them out, but there are a few errors in your post as well. They may not be glaringly obvious.
You needed that self-esteem boost, didn't you?
Ot: I'm curious to see if the demo plays like most people are saying.
At this point I am simply hoping for a fun co-op game. Yes, I wish that it was an old school RE title. Blau blah. It's time to simply accept that Capcom feel this is the best business...
Obisidian *snicker*
I really hope that somebody else got that. ;) lol
Anyway, I love the old school rpgs and I am looking forward to this release.
I found myself growing* tired of South Park years ago.
Then Matt and Trey did something new>> the feature Team America, and it rekindled my love for that type of humor.
I can see this game doing the same again.
Wooo
Live and learn! Hangin on the edge of tomorrow!
Finally!
I would really like BC3 please. I was really disappointed with Battlefield 3.*
Bad Company 2 was/is a masterpiece. Easily the best multiplayer game that I have ever played. Also one of my favorite games in the last two generations.
So please, Bad Company 3 instead.
Next time I hope that they keep the destruction instead of adding particle effects and flashlights.
I wouldn't go as far as to say that I'd have a problem* with that....
Take the movie "Road to Perdition" for example. Tom Hanks' character lived a life of crime and did not want that life for his son.(sound familiar?) I won't get too into it but basically at the end his little boy had a gun is hand. The final line was the boy, then as an adult saying "That was the last time that I ever held a gun".
So basically I wouldn'...
I'm afraid I'm going to have to side with Wesker on this one.
Games are toys. If it's fun it's fun. It's cool if you aren't interested in the game. There* are plenty of games that I could not care less about.
The difference is that I don't go around talking smack about a game I don't own and making a jerk out of myself.
Ot: Price drop and I'm all over this yo.
I'm about an hour and a half into my first playthrough of Chrono Trigger. I really like how the battle menu is set up.
I am grateful that I waited until now to play it.
I played FF VII for the first time in January. It was literally an epic, and I don't use that word often, if ever.
At twenty-three years old I am finally experiencing these much talked about games. And I am loving it.