Not a Fall Release.

King of the Hill in Halo?

The fact that this isn’t written as Arms’s is really bothering me.

Reminds me of the Halo: CE bug where a plasma grenade could stick to an opponent’s weapon, and if the opponent switched weapons, the plasma grenade blast would be put on hold until the player switched back to the now (literally) time-bombed weapon.

Is anyone else super bummed about how there was not an update for Capybara’s Below?

So, so true. And I dumbly threw my entire sexual freedom into the pot.

I don’t really understand how the romance system works in this game. I was trying to play as some sort of pansexual Galactic Casanova and I thought I was doing pretty well, you know? I was flirting with everyone all the time. Peebee and I were romancing it in 0g and things were looking promising on all other fronts.

I am playing on hard and am not having too much trouble. I have been using the shotgun almost exclusively—that, and grenades. Make sure you toss the appropriate grenade (certain grenades can weaken certain enemies) at the tougher enemies before battling them.

Are you not crafting ammo? There are plenty of resources to scavenge to recycle to craft. :)

Hmm. I preordered the game, but haven’t made it to Morgan’s room yet. I found a shotgun before I found the flaming phantom. I think I hacked a door to get it. I only have one shell left, and I’ve found a whole bunch of 9mm ammo, but no pistol as of yet. The exploration on this game is a whole lot of fun and playing on…

“The game’s muddy textures and flat, gray skyboxes certainly didn’t do it any favors. Halo: Combat Evolved came out just slightly before it, making Azurik look dated by comparison despite both games looking on par with Ocarina of Time, a game three years their senior.”

It’s “Adjust.”

For a moment I thought this was going to be a sequel to that mediocre fighting game, Small Arms, that was on XBLA last generation. It was poor attempt at a Smash Bros. for Xbox, but it had the potential to become something worth playing.

According to Wikipedia (take it with a grain or two of salt), Splintercell did come out first on Xbox.

No, they can equip camo. It’s not that difficult to understand, but let me break it down for you: It’s an item. In their loadout. That they can equip. As a defender.

Let me explain why you are wrong:

You have to hold the “back” button to open a different menu. Tapping it will not do the trick.

Well, if you want to take it a step further, using “their” is still grammatically incorrect. Grammarians will tell you that you need to use “his or her” because of subject/pronoun agreement. Their is plural and you mentioned a singular person as your subject.

Yet you go to the actual webpage and it clearly says that the packaging is for mock-up purposes only.

Are you aware that you can select the start button on a running game from the dashboard and select quit from there? It is basically giving the game a hard reboot—something that merely dashboarding out or turning the xbox on and then off doesn't do (especially so if you have sleep mode on for the xbox).