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There are other coaster games coming out... the maker of RCT3 are making Coaster Park Tycoon: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php…
That's quite the like to dislike ratio. Though the footage is quite embarrassing, minus the pre rendered stuff.
"Metal Gear Solid 3 is the final chapter in the Metal Gear Solid series," [Hideo Kojima] said, reiterating the message that accompanied the announcement of Metal Gear Solid 4 for next-generation consoles during the Berlin leg of the tour recently.
Yes.
Will probably buy, but I am worried that it'd have prequalitis and basically amount to nothing storywise. Hm. Oh well
What is this ominous narcissist that threatens to engulf us?
"The Pimps" A Sexy sims clone?
I just think it'd be better if they did incredible and great things themselves because then you could look at everything they accomplished and be amazed, but then raise the question of if the greatness they achieved is worth the human price. As is, it kind of seems like they took the easy way out. Not that I support…
You know, I never really play FPS games (hate multiplayer in general as well as open world so never gravitated toward that) but I bought it pretty much on a whim and loved it. Well, aside from two things: 1. I had no idea how to do the Cypher puzzles without looking for the solutions online online, and 2. I thought…
This stuff's all motivated by the story. There are no XP rewards or cool loot to find. If you do these things, it's because you want to help people in need. You do it because you're motivated internally, rather than by the promise of reward. Failing to save the man is a loss, sure, but preventing The Knife from…
huzzah!
They said they won't change it one way or the other, and what we have now we be what we get.
So all the stuff is still going on? Well that's... nice.
But it's a hundred dollar steak!
I would have been okay with a five hour game if they had enough replay value. Like, lots of challenges and challenge rooms and replay value. Like, I played DmC on Plus for free, but it was a very short game that could be beaten really quickly. Even so, there was enough content to make me want to spend 70 hours on it…
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I never played the Wii version (obviously, since it was Japan only), but I thought the only thing that was changed was the extra epilogue arc?
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