Posted: September 21st, 2010, 17:36
Shit load of Hydras on it though.deject wrote:That 30mm chain gun seemed like it was weak.
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Posted: September 21st, 2010, 19:50
That MoH video garnered a "holy shit" in it the opening seconds. Those environment graphics are almost realistic.
Posted: September 21st, 2010, 19:56
I've pre-ordered dead rising and MoH. but I'm thinking about cancelling dead rising 2 and waiting for a steam sale. MoH seems to have potential for 5punkers so I'm not cancelling that.
Posted: September 21st, 2010, 20:02
MoH. Looked at least part pre-rendered - there was no light cast on the scenery by the explosions or rocket flares - so a bit cheaty.buzzmong wrote:That CoD video garnered a "holy shit" in it the opening seconds. Those environment graphics are almost realistic.
Posted: September 21st, 2010, 20:26
Damn you!Joose wrote:
Incorrecto. well, yeah you need the two previous expansions, but you don't need to get a character levelled. Indeed, the fact that I can make a new dood and have a whole load of new low end content to run it through is the main thing im looking forward to it for.
Not that I imagine that will sway you, of course
Posted: September 21st, 2010, 20:54
Yeah that bugged me.FatherJack wrote: MoH. Looked at least part pre-rendered - there was no light cast on the scenery by the explosions or rocket flares - so a bit cheaty.
Posted: September 21st, 2010, 23:55
I was considering Dead Rising 2 but I'll wait for the reviews to come out - along with confirmation that they've sorted the broken save system 
The only games I'm certain to buy this year are Fifa 11 and LBP 2.
The only games I'm certain to buy this year are Fifa 11 and LBP 2.
Posted: September 25th, 2010, 1:07
Not doing very well on the not buying all the games front so far. While I resisted Dead Rising 2, I've grabbed F1 2010 and caved and bought Civ5.
F1 is great, has Spa and the night race the last one lacked and is a decent challenge even on Easy. This is a good thing, IRL few people could manage to drive an F1 car out of the garage, and the last one was far too easy even with a crap car. They've also dropped the execrable pit-stop QTE.
Civ5, hmm. I'm trying to learn how to play. The tutorial seems to simply present scenarios you have to figure out, along with menus upon sub-menus of text about stuff you don't need to know yet. It doesn't tell you how to do anything.
I've been a while away from true turn-based games, such that I'm used to the Total War definition of a turn - ie: I can do at least 20 awesome things each go, not umm.. move a single square.
I've redownloaded Civ4 in the hopes that the tutorial in that might give me some pointers, but surely that points towards a major flaw in the design, at least for people new to the series.
F1 is great, has Spa and the night race the last one lacked and is a decent challenge even on Easy. This is a good thing, IRL few people could manage to drive an F1 car out of the garage, and the last one was far too easy even with a crap car. They've also dropped the execrable pit-stop QTE.
Civ5, hmm. I'm trying to learn how to play. The tutorial seems to simply present scenarios you have to figure out, along with menus upon sub-menus of text about stuff you don't need to know yet. It doesn't tell you how to do anything.
I've been a while away from true turn-based games, such that I'm used to the Total War definition of a turn - ie: I can do at least 20 awesome things each go, not umm.. move a single square.
I've redownloaded Civ4 in the hopes that the tutorial in that might give me some pointers, but surely that points towards a major flaw in the design, at least for people new to the series.