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Stovy?Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
I tried it and it was pretty crappy. Amateur hour. I spent more time scrolling through the TOS than I did playing the game. :P
Then you have the Remake coming eventually. Even more trophies!Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
I mistyped a word. :D Unlike Stovy I used sentences and punctuation.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdoughty
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I just thought it was cool that they added trophies to the PS2 classics like this and the GTA's.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdoughty
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Heh, read it again.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
So do not play it? ;)Quote:
it's too bad of a game to kill time here and there with.
Oops lolQuote:
Originally Posted by bdoughty
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Don't call it a comeback... Coleco back in the hissouse.
http://www.retrovgs.com/home.html
http://i.imgur.com/YPuDhPb.jpg
Yeah, someone bought the Coleco name and is loaning it to these Retro VGD dudes. Part time New Jersey Rapper, Cartridges and a console shaped like an Atari Jaguar. I would put my money on Oyua 2 before this abomination.
Anyone play world of tanks?
Tried it on 360 a long time ago. To me it's just not fun moving 2 miles an hour for an hour then find a battle.Quote:
Originally Posted by baseballplyrmvp
What JB said. I have a number of friends that played it a TON and love it. They've since switched to Destiny all the time. But I tried playing World of Tanks for a bit, and I didn't really get the appeal. Slow, methodical, in-game purchases to enhance your tank or upgrade to other ones.......it is a teamwork, strategy game with tons of detail, so it takes a bunch of dedicated time and effort.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
The Four Kings Casino must have known Ram was going to be a member as they have a tin foil hat you can purchase with credits.
http://b7.is.pp.ru/j/jbhuskers/4/46316944oVZ.jpg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykVubb2_SvQ
BUST written all over it.
$600 is ridiculous. At $100 it had a chance.
$250 & under would have practically guaranteed success. Anything over that, it's going to require some killer games/apps to make it worthwhile. Add in the fact that on PC, you're REQUIRED to have a top of the line graphics card, you're talking about a very large investment for something that is currently unproven in regards to it's lasting effects.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rudy
I'd consider if I had a graphics maybe....you procrastinator :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gschwendt
VR feels like a repeat of 3D Gaming/Kinect/Move/Waggle. It may have sold out, the first batch of Oculus Rifts but early adopters are easy to find. Getting the core base is a whole different ball of wax and at those prices...
EA avoided 3D games and they have said they are taking a "Wait and see" to VR. Things EA does not put their goodies on, tend to not do well.
http://i.imgur.com/VEZimbO.jpg
I heard on the Cagcast what's needed to make O.R. work. It's essentially a $2,600 investment between the headset and the PC you'll need to get it working. It's doomed.
To be fair, I think people had way too low of expectations on pricing of Rift and the other VR stuff. Expecting something like that to be $100 or $200 like I was seeing a bunch of people complaining online about after the price was announced is just naive. Hell, Sony's own VR product will probably be in the $400 range. I would be truly surprised if it makes it as low as $300. This stuff is more (and more expensive technology) than just a new controller or a random add-on hardware like the PS Move.
Just got an e-mail from Introversion Software that Prison Architect is going to be coming to PS4, XB1, and 360 this spring.
I have this on PC and have played it since beta. It's a fun game. I'll get it for PS4 too I think.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-s9nWAPY77E