MvC3 is really all I care about this month, although I am glad PSN did that discount of 11 games this week.
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Cool, but fake. It's just not nearly polished enough to be something done by Rocksteady, but it's a cool idea none the less.
The best instruction manuals do more than introduce you to the controls of the game. They introduce you to the world of the game.
@admiral_taftbar: I think he's talking about how MGS manuals have awesome comic books and other artistry.
@Gorbishganoid: Shatter is my Game of the Year 2010. Seriously.
Costume Quest, Peggle, Shatter, Soldner X-2, Space Invaders Infinity Gene and Swords & Soldiers are all on my 'Want' list, but I dunno if I can in good conscience buy all of them.
@Andrew Falkenhan: They've certainly done it before (Batman: Arkham Asylum comes to mind), but they usually do it with "Sure Hits" that are guaranteed to resonate with a lot of people (Batman: Arkham Asylum comes to mind).
Do they really expect any system manufacturer to bend over backwards to placate them?
Lovin' the game, just got it today. (Amazon took for freaking ever to deliver it.)
@Adrianis: "Of course, thats immersion for you. I suggest you get a better gaming environment, or find a way to better immerse yourself."
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Good Lord, those Sonic models are in some Dire Straits.
If Red Dead Redemption truly is considered the pinacle of 2010 - the best friggin' game of 2010 - then 2010 truly was a crappy year for gaming.
@Rachel Fogg: You've reminded me of Twilight: Modern Warfare 2.
@Colonelcool: I thought the PC version of Modern Warfare 2 was also lacking in the dedicated server department.
I remember there were tons of hacks and cheaters on all the shooters I played back in the day. Counter-Strike, Quake 3 Arena, Unreal Tournament, Team Fortress Classic - none of these games were some how safe from the almighty wall hack, aim bot or any other method for pieces of shit to ruin the game.
It's like they merged Sewer Shark with Superman 64. GOTY.
Where's the damn blast processing?
@SixTwoSixFour: I realize that charge characters 'don't work' for MvC2, but all the other MvC games were just fine with charge characters. You just have to hide your inputs - any player worth a grain of salt can do this.