In 1.1, pistols and mp5 shot pretty straight, even while jumping.
raded
raded
Sterilization, basically. They slowly removed tricks that acted as barriers to new players becoming good players to "level the playing field" and make it more like CoD. In 1.3, the game was much more reliant on individual skill than it is now.
I had an interesting thought the other day:
They changed perfection when they added a fucking riot shield and ruined Inferno, the best map.
Counter-Strike stopped requiring skill when it went to Steam.
The State Of The Final Fantasy Series In 2013
Am I doing it right?
They'd hire me to build cars, then sometimes they'd have me drive, too. I worked on "The Blues Brothers" — we must've smashed a couple hundred cars on that one. I also once jumped a five-ton truck down in Florida for "Honky Tonk Freeway." I ended up breaking my back when I landed, and I couldn't move my legs to stop…
So....average Miami Heat fan then?
Tomb Raider.
The biggest problem that the Vita has is simply prices for games are too high. I don't mean for brand new Vita games, I know those are already cheaper in the US than Japan, I mean the PS1/PSP games or older Vita games. Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational is $36 on PSN, $20 in stores, and $18 for a download code on…
I love my Vita.
It's definitely the favored car amongst Portland, OR wealthy yuppies right now.
Nice to see the "I only root for teams that are already the most successful because my own self worth would be shattered if the team I was rooting for came in second" crowd is here to lay down the law.
Really? If I leave mine in standby at home with WiFi on, it'll kill the battery in about 24 hours.
I wish I had money to invest.
The Vita will allow you to go into standby mode and resume where you left off. No save state though.
Did they use a brick wall?
What, the Diablo 3 economy isn't based on duped SOJs yet?
Should Gran Turismo have to pay for using car designs or tracks?