Why wouldn't you want to relive the best game in the series?

Hey guys, I've got a suggestion for stuff like this: post a .zip or something so we can download this stuff in bulk. You're feeding my wallpaper folder and its wonderful.

I had fun with it too. The upgrade aspect is great- pick your specific upgrade, play for points, and once you get some of the weapons upgraded, the Kusunagi ACR-10 and the .45 pistol are awesome. The scope turns the Kusunagi into a nice DMR and the burst pistol might as well be a machine pistol. I'll be interested to…

Cyberpunk and dubstep are actually an appropriate combination in my mind.

I'm playing it right now and it's pretty cool. My sessions haven't been the best due to lag and such, but it looks like they've got built-in clan support (Syndicates) and the research portion riffs off the original game- set up research with a weapon, use it to score points, get upgrades.

This reminds me of Vexille- but before the robots took over, I guess?

Me being poor, basically my plan goes something like this:

I remember reading somewhere they had two choices if they wanted to stay with Mercer: they could either pull a Metroid and take all of his powers or make his enemies obscenely powerful. They decided to go with a new character to allow them to tweak the power progression.

Strategy Informer- Wait, I don't get what the problem with "Halo is running underneath it" when that was a bloody feature to begin with. It was a selling point.

Oh man, I could see that spot on OpMet as being LETHAL if you get a support guy up there. Good way to counter Conquest baserape if you're the Russians, I guess.

oh god its like I'm listening to loveline all over again

Mah tip! They took it! Today just keeps getting better :D

Trent Reznor has already broken a controller on this game. If I had a PS3, I'd have already downloaded it.

Damn, looks like Digital Extremes has been playing a lot of Prototype.

AC06 had multiplayer stuff, which in theory wasn't bad, except for the fact that games were a bitch to find and it was all burning in circles popping off missiles and getting no kills.

It's less about the GS and more about the completions for me. I try to 100% games that I really enjoy.

But this as a reactive thing is interesting- all those pauses in standard Sesame Street where the producers give the kids N time to do something can suddenly be extended out into however long it takes, and that's just thinking small. They're taking and making it fully interactive, and that allows them to have some…

Almost all of the concept ideas they had for Jack are way better than the one they used for her. Seriously, a lot of that cyberpunk looking stuff is awesome.

The Chief takes his helmet off multiple times, we just never see his head.

>1 week early on the ps3