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Since 6945 DaysI played the hardest difficulty immediately in that game though so I guess I wouldn't know.
Seriously though, only 3 saves, and considering how much I died just in SURVIVAL: my life is over
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Since 5036 DaysI seriously didn't get the hype about it. It was the Alien game that never happened. I have the first game and have yet to complete the first chapter. I'm never like this with games, usually I give them a try, but as soon as the lights turned off and I was attacked about three times, I knew that there wasn't much reason to play on: I'd basically played the whole game right there. Besides this, it isn't even scary, just jumpy at some bits. What happened to the great horror games that no one really noticed? Call of Cthulhu: Dark corners of the Earth was one of the best games for the old XBOX and has never received as much recognition as it deserved.
I said to my friend Martin that I'll give Dead Space 2 a try if he tries Red Dead Redemption, so were swapping next Wednesday. I'll write what I think of it then.
Alba go bragh!
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Since 7001 DaysZapp Brannigan: If we can hit that bull's eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards...Checkmate.
Since 5036 Days"Please don't...at least not in this thread."
There's a shocker; you don't want to hear an opposing opinion.
Alba go bragh!
Since 7001 DaysZapp Brannigan: If we can hit that bull's eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards...Checkmate.
Since 5036 DaysAlso, don't assume I'm completely ignorant. After I played some Red Dead with one of my mates, he went off, and I couldn't decide what to play. I remembered Dead Space, the game I only played a little and put down. And then I put it in. I tried to keep with it as I played on and kept in my head that It'll get better, as you say. But really, it just seems like more of the same. I'm still playing it now and its seems the same.
Although I'm going to keep on playing, and I will get back to you if I have an epiphany.
Alba go bragh!
Since 7039 DaysIf it doesn't click with you after a couple of hours, there's no hump there that you'll get over where it'll suddenly start rocking or anything. The methodical, heavy trotting along, the location based combat strategy and the upgrading your abilities that is established early on is a very strong foundation and certainly enough to carry the game throughout, but if you don't fancy it there's really no point.
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Since 5036 DaysIf it doesn't click with you after a couple of hours, there's no hump there that you'll get over where it'll suddenly start rocking or anything. The methodical, heavy trotting along, the location based combat strategy and the upgrading your abilities that is established early on is a very strong foundation and certainly enough to carry the game throughout, but if you don't fancy it there's really no point.
I played the demo for the second one and the horror emplaced there was pretty well done; walking down the hallways and then relentlessly jumpy moments until you go zero-G. Then there's that big ugly fucker in the church and all the babies attack you. It was kind of fun but I can imagine how repeated this formula could be. My friend might give me a loan of it on Wednesday so I think I'll see if it really is repetitive.
Thanks again Simon for not biting my head off. ;)
Alba go bragh!
Since 6945 DaysIn 2 they really played with how you travel through the game more. It breaks things up better.