I'm going to attempt to get those last few trophies in NFS Hot Pursuit so I can platinum that. I need to gold-medal all the racer missions, and play Interceptor mode with my buddy 20 times— 10 as a cop and 10 as a racer. The only thing that annoys the fudge out of me is the freakin' AI! It's like they have unlimited…
No offense taken, but I can probably see the correlation in that somehow. I know there are times that I hated something, but I have no idea I hated it ... but I kept my cool and learned that certain things happen or exist for a reason. That reason could be enough justification on why I hate that subject matter.…
Then you're a nobody. Anybody that's an Anybody buys DLC.
I agree— Einstein vs Hawking would be quite difficult to top.
I remember trying to platinum the PS3 version of Skyrim ... once my save file got around 15~18 MB, that's when the game started to get pretty damn laggy to borderline unplayable. The temporary fix was to exit my game and then reload it ... but even then, the game went into profound levels of lag much sooner than I…
I think I might be able to fit in this subject matter of JRPGs.
In the example of FPS, specifically team-versus-team PvP FPS games, there's usually a whole lot more stuff going on and if you sit down a bit to type, you could potentially get yourself picked off by the enemy. Some players just don't wonder about it, at least I don't; but wonder what the enemy is planning and how…
Wow! That's pretty crazy! At that point, I'll probably just slow down because who knows how fudged up their watches are. I know there's a school zone in my neighborhood that seems to have random times of activity. It's a private Christian school, so maybe their hours are a bit more quirky, but I have a tendency to…
I suppose that makes sense. I mean, it is advertised as a game and not a set of mod tools. I kind of wished that there was a standalone character creator though.
What GeneralMayhem said ... in addition, on the PS3, you can hook up a USB keyboard and communicate using that.
I don't have SCV yet, but I'm curious about something— is there an option to export these characters and share them with friends without having to recreate them from scratch? I know that was an issue I had with older SC games, which made me had to write down the settings on a notepad so I can easily share the…
I would definitely like this ... not for me, but for my console-centric friends who have lesser-powered PCs or Macs, and wouldn't be able to play GW2 on those machines with acceptable settings (besides running Bootcamp on Mac, but that's a bit iffy for some people).
I'm guessing back in 1992, you don't have to go through much counseling before going for a sex change. You just tell the surgeon: "Hey doc! I wanna be a chick! Here's the money! Make it happen!"
I remembered this track from the olden days of Napster, Kazaa, Limewire, and similar file sharing services. A friend in college told me about this song, so I had to download it.
Most likely a combination of the two. Specifically, I'll probably end up buying the Square Enix games in a box since they usually have a code that I can redeem for their point rewards they have every year. For other games, more likely download.
Dave's car didn't make it. He drove the 1960s Ford.
I have to wonder what Taco Bell and/or their promotional company considers a "Valid" winner in this contest, and how they deem a particular individual invalid. I'm pretty sure there's some kind of code-matching system that probably doesn't match well in a list of winning and losing codes.
I suppose that's one way to beat a dead horse. Now I actually found that clip funny ... then again, I find strangely creative and inventive ways of using overused jokes and memes somewhat funny.
Whenever I post a video on YouTube, which is like once in a blue moon, the first thing I do is disable the comments. The idiocy of the commenters there really make my head melt.
And if you want a bigger tote bag, a coffee JUG, and a gun with more bullets, then that will be offered as extra DLC.
