anyone getting it today?
Briank said:I wondered why there was lines at EB and Game Stop stores last night at 11:30.
Juice said:I hope to kill you...er, play you guys online! Maybe in some Red vs. Blue Capture the Elbow Grease? (You are a complete dork if you know what I'm referring to.)
Juice said:I hope to kill you...er, play you guys online! Maybe in some Red vs. Blue Capture the Elbow Grease? (You are a complete dork if you know what I'm referring to.)
anyone getting it today
Anyone up for a game of Asteriods??
If someone would have told me 20 years ago that the 21st century is going to be replete with full grown, adult men spending much time playing video games, I would've laughed in your face
Almost makes me wish I had an X-Box
JDMnsxR said:i guess i was one of those dorks that stood in line at EB games last night at midnight to pick up a copy... haha... but i guess its more the "buzz" that got me. i mean, i got into halo (the first one) nearly 1-2 years after its release. i can see that its a fun game... but i still don't understand why SUCH the craze. seems like any other 1st person shooter; just in a different scenario, setting, new weapons, etc... so the "buzz" about halo 2 being such a big deal lured me into reserving an advance copy of it... so i had a chance to pop it in and play at least the first mission last night before going to bed... and all i can say is.... its coo, its aite... but its fun...
dawggpie said:I still think FPS games are better with a keyboard and mouse. Looking forward to Half Life 2. =)
I still think FPS games are better with a keyboard and mouse.
ajnsx said:I completely disagree, it just feels wrong. Sitting on the couch with a controller is much more enjoyable experience for me, as well as when friends come around for multiplayer, beats the pc layout any day of the week. I also like the feedback in the joypad controllers, helps enhance the experience for me
dawggpie said:I still think FPS games are better with a keyboard and mouse. =)
NSXWIND said:I think it's because mouse is easier to aim than controller.
Juice said:In console land, we call using a controller "skill". Any neophyte can use a mouse. I've played games both ways and found using a mouse is just way to simplified. No one, I mean no one is that good at aiming a gun. A controller puts an element of realistic compromise into the game.
As far as image quality however, the choice is obviously in the computer's favor.
NeoNSX said:I prefer a PC. Nothing beats a 22" non-interlaced monitor + 5.1 sound playing a first-person shooter at 1600x1200 w/ max detail liquid smooth. Once you've experienced that, console's look dated with crappy low-res textures and simplistic gameplay ...i've said enough.
Also nothing beats multiplayer on a LAN... I've played in many 25 player games, and there's nothing more satisfying that dropping a friend in the back or with a melee kill. Even 4 player games are great; there's no need to play against AI so the gameplay is always more intelligent and challenging.