Posted by Crono on Thu Aug 2nd at 12:09am 2007
I'd rank that game up with MarioKart DS and Dragon Quest Heroes (which are arguably, the two best DS games to date).
The only bad part is the actual plot is so-so, and the game it self is pretty short, but there is actually replay value, since there are paths you cannot go down the first time through. The game also has a tactics element which is pretty well done.
Posted by DrGlass on Thu Aug 2nd at 1:07am 2007
GTA4
MGS#
Halo3
I may get a Wii so I'll get excited about those games when it happens.
But #1 is EP2, thats all I need. TF2 and Portals are just 16 pounds of icing on the cake.
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Posted by Le Chief on Fri Aug 3rd at 2:52pm 2007
Crono Crono shhhhhhhh. Take a Chill Pill, have a panadol.
I just find/found it the most boring game ever. Go through a level killing un-challenging enemies, get to the boss who is like the same every time. Move onto the next world and do the exact thing again. And apart from the intro and ending movies (more on that later) the rest is just seeing the boss explode. They re-used the exploding sound effect in every movie :o.
I promised that we would get back on the topic of movies so here we are. The ending movie was like, wtf? Anyway, it was probably a game for the fans to enjoy and say (as you did) an fps on a hand held console.
Crono I think that I should give you my freind "Nick" 'z email adress so you two guys can talk about nintendo and Shigeru Miyamoto all day
. No really I should.
Worse than halo1? I lol'ed.
Posted by reaper47 on Fri Aug 3rd at 5:04pm 2007
Crysis
Half-Life 2: Episode 2, TF2, Portal
They come just in time for their required hardware to become affordable.
Posted by Crono on Fri Aug 3rd at 6:52pm 2007
Crysis
Half-Life 2: Episode 2, TF2, Portal
They come just in time for their required hardware to become affordable.
I heard that the playable version of Crysis at E3 wasn't running at it's highest settings and the machines were high-end (Like, 4GB of memory and a GF8800GTX) and there was still some lag issues. I imagine those will be taken care of through optimizations, however. (I hope they are)
Posted by Stadric on Fri Aug 3rd at 9:00pm 2007
As I Lay Dying
Posted by Le Chief on Fri Aug 3rd at 10:31pm 2007
, youre in luck Stadric becasue some fans are working on a crack to make it work on Xp and Windows 2000.
Posted by rs6 on Sat Aug 4th at 12:39am 2007
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Posted by Stadric on Sat Aug 4th at 12:58am 2007
As I Lay Dying
Posted by Crono on Sat Aug 4th at 1:22am 2007
Lost Planet supports both operating systems too.
There's nothing "good" that is Vista only at this point in time.
Posted by Riven on Sat Aug 4th at 5:43am 2007
Halo 2 for XP already?!?! Claims that nothing "good" runs on Vista?!?!
Would you like to "Cancel or allow?"
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Posted by OtZman on Sat Aug 4th at 12:06pm 2007
Hmm, so games in the near future will only run on Vista because Vista will be the only operating system supporting DX10, and the games will require DX10?
That kind of sucks. Most of the "XP games" have support for older operating systems like Windows 2000, right?
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Posted by Le Chief on Sat Aug 4th at 1:51pm 2007
I was playing around with my dads Vista Laptop earlier today and man, Vista is a piece of crap. I installed a game than some dumbass window came up and said that the setting's that I used "May" not be compatible with Vista and there was a button on the window that says "Re-Install With recommended settings". OMG.
But we will all have to one day resort to Vista or move onto another OS like mac. We can't just stay in the dark ages.
And as far as I know, all games that work on Xp also work on 2000.
Posted by RedWood on Sat Aug 4th at 7:07pm 2007
Vista is the dark ages...
Posted by reaper47 on Sat Aug 4th at 7:09pm 2007
Thanks to the wonderful irony of monopolism, the only games I have found not to work for Windows 2000 are games from Microsoft Game Studios. AoEIII even does work fine for Win2000, but you have to hack the installer to avoid an incompatibility abort.
What forced me to finally... "obtain" XP was that they are using an obscure and obviously unnecessary network feature that is - what a coincidence - only available on Windows XP.
They're perfecting their technique with DirectX10 now.
Posted by RedWood on Sat Aug 4th at 7:16pm 2007
Posted by reaper47 on Sat Aug 4th at 7:31pm 2007
So many games will need DirectX10... it sucks :/
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Aug 5th at 1:18am 2007
There are a lot of people who don't ever want to get Vista, I know heaps. I don't ever want Vista but my next pc will probably have to be Vista.
Anyways I think Xp is the best Operating System out of em all.
Posted by OtZman on Sun Aug 5th at 1:36am 2007
I'll probably use it but never ever pay for it, I can tell you that. I hope other companies and operating systems will make their way into the OS market and make it more competitive. With only one major OS, and 95% of all popular games being playable on it alone, it isn't easy to just switch to another one for an average user, and M$ can make it as crappy as they want.
May I ask what different OSes you've tried? Just out of curiosity.
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Posted by rs6 on Sun Aug 5th at 3:45am 2007
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