I personally have the opinion that Ninja Theory did a great job with the new DmC. It felt like a love letter to the original while feeling ultimately fresh and interesting. Played it start to end, had a blast the whole time. The weapon switching felt great (far better than menu-based, or d-pad based), the gameplay…
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The reboot is better, sorry.
I played DMC on 360 and it is one of my favorite games of the year. The 360 is 8 years old and that game still looks amazing on it.
I feel like itd work best as an Amc mini series
The La-li-lu-le-lo!
What's more likely isn't funnier.
So out of curiosity how many games can you name set in New England?
I like Joel McHale for what he does. And I like Geoff for what he does. But what they both do, they don't go well together.
BROS GET YOUR DORITOS AND MTN DEW READY
Well...he's got the angry part down...
And then yellow bird went home and became a family bird
But they can wait around and grab packages when UPS drives by too if they wanted. I don't see this being a bigger problem than it is now.
Well VF4 certainly had a lot going for it, introducing all dat snow and stuff to show off what PS2 could do. Plus if I recall, it was the first Sega-produced to be put out after the Dreamcast's demise (not counting ports such as Crazy Taxi).
First Dreamcast turns 15 and now this? Who else feels old this week?
Is it just me, or was VF5 a way more subdued release than VF4? I remember there being a lot of hype around VF4 and it wasn't uncommon to hear people call it the best 3D fighting game ever made (if not best fighter ever, bar none) in its heyday. Then VF5 seemed to come out with very little aplomb and I guess people…
Mirror's Edge. I was really looking forward to it. It looked amazing, and it was doing new things. Then I played it and the controls were wonky and unrepsonsive. It still did some fun things and offered some variety, but it just didn't deliver on the gameplay. I have hopes for the sequel though. The game was good…
Halo Reach = Best Halo.