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Postby Spud » Thu Jul 28, 2011 3:36 pm

Picked up Halo Wars again. I sold it when a lot of my friends stopped playing it, well wouldn't you know they start it up again a week later -_-. Had to relearn how to play it but I can now at least put up a fight online. We had some great games and some miserable ones (like the one where the other team toyed with us for two hours) Its still a lot of fun but one of my other friends described it best, "Oh Halo Wars, Baby's First RTS."

I also got Bioshock. Its kind of weird that I haven't gotten it until now, even after every one I know swear its the best thing on earth. I guess I was just waiting until it got cheap. Haven't gotten very far yet but they immersion and atmosphere are amazing.

Also replaying Mercenaries 2. While not a great game it isn't all bad.

Going to get Tales of Vesperia next week (also another game I've heard nothing but good things about)
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Postby Dr. Nick » Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:44 pm

View Original PostOrnette wrote:The small peon planes keep respawning but they do no damage to you, blow them up when your running low on health to pick-up an "R".


Jesus, you're clearly Maverick.

I spent almost of all of my money on engines so that I could have a 2fast2furious plane. But I only had level 3 armor, and the little planes can chew through that. How many missions are there in total?

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Postby Ornette » Thu Jul 28, 2011 6:51 pm

Looks like there's 20 missions including the suicide one (that's there just for making money):
http://www.tesuji.org/images/bomber_at_war_missions.png

End screen:
http://www.tesuji.org/images/bomber_at_war_fin.png

The setup I used (there was a bomb inbetween the engines until I realized I didn't need to have them equipt):
http://www.tesuji.org/images/bomber_at_war_setup.png

I noticed that if I had an autogun in the tail, it only shot 1 bullet, but if I had it in the middle, it shot double bullets. No idea if that makes any difference.

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Postby Dr. Nick » Fri Jul 29, 2011 4:39 pm

View Original PostOrnette wrote:The setup I used (there was a bomb inbetween the engines until I realized I didn't need to have them equipt):
http://www.tesuji.org/images/bomber_at_war_setup.png


Wait, you can put extra armor on bomb slots? Silly me, I thought the color codes meant something.

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Postby Ornette » Fri Jul 29, 2011 5:42 pm

View Original PostDr. Nick wrote:Wait, you can put extra armor on bomb slots? Silly me, I thought the color codes meant something.

I think armor can go anywhere (when I try to drag an armor, all the squares kind of glow), the rest of the items must go on their color.

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Postby Trajan » Fri Jul 29, 2011 7:01 pm

Playing Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare. Zombies in the wild west, what could be better?
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Postby Stryker » Fri Jul 29, 2011 7:18 pm

Aliens in the west. Which is why Cowboys and Aliens is going to be awesome.
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Postby backseatjesus » Fri Jul 29, 2011 9:14 pm

View Original PostStryker wrote:Aliens in the west. Which is why Cowboys and Aliens is going to be awesome.

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Attempting to play Shadows of the Damned again. Barely having any ammo isn't fun.

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Postby NemZ » Fri Jul 29, 2011 10:50 pm

Almost finished with the Syphon Filter trio, then I'll finally get around to checking out the falloutNV DLC.

Has nobody else even heard of this series? I figure with all the MGS fans around here there'd be at least a few folks who know what's up, since they're rather similar.
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Postby backseatjesus » Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:26 pm

Thankfully, I'm not stuck anymore on Shadows of the Damned.

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Postby ZapX » Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:44 pm

View Original PostNemZ wrote:Almost finished with the Syphon Filter trio, then I'll finally get around to checking out the falloutNV DLC.

Has nobody else even heard of this series? I figure with all the MGS fans around here there'd be at least a few folks who know what's up, since they're rather similar.


I played them all when they came out. It's been a long time. They aren't much like MGS though. They're a lot more like Splinter Cell to me. They're good classic Playstation games. Nothing more fun than setting guys on fire with the taser.
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Postby NemZ » Sat Jul 30, 2011 7:23 pm

It's a series of stealth/action games with a completely ridiculous overriding plotline. Sure they don't drone on forever with endless cutscenes but it still seems similar enough to me.
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Postby liquidus118 » Sat Jul 30, 2011 9:23 pm

View Original PostNemZ wrote:Almost finished with the Syphon Filter trio, then I'll finally get around to checking out the falloutNV DLC.

Has nobody else even heard of this series? I figure with all the MGS fans around here there'd be at least a few folks who know what's up, since they're rather similar.
I remember I played it with my Uncle when I was...Well, too young to remember how old I was several years later. Those games were so damn fun back in the day.


Since I now have my gaming PC I have been playing; Mass Effect, Crysis, Crysis 2, Metro 2033 and Killing Floor. I'll be installing GTA IV, L4D2 and maybe System Shock 2 tomorrow.


Also; I completed Deus Ex yesterday evening. Damn that game was good. I get what all the fuss is about now. Looking forward to Human Revolution.

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Postby backseatjesus » Sat Jul 30, 2011 10:24 pm

Beat Shadows of the Damned. The ending is pretty awkward, and for some reason, the final fight ended up being frustrating for me. Other than that, the game is pretty funny stuff, but seems to lose steam halfway through.

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Postby NemZ » Sun Jul 31, 2011 3:27 am

Well, that's 3 down.

Has anybody ever played the later titles for PS2 & PSP? I've heard very mixed reviews without much detail. I'd be happy if for once there was an escort mission where the person I'm supposed to guard doesn't constantly piss me off.
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Postby soul.assassin » Sun Jul 31, 2011 7:28 am

View Original PostNemZ wrote:Almost finished with the Syphon Filter trio, then I'll finally get around to checking out the falloutNV DLC.

Has nobody else even heard of this series? I figure with all the MGS fans around here there'd be at least a few folks who know what's up, since they're rather similar.


I once played it, and was a little more fun compared to other games within its class (MGS took much of brains to keep being stealthy, and ditto for Splinter Cell, but they were fine games and I still have two versions of MGS on the shelves).

Gonna try using an emulator to run them on the PC, but first I'll have to buy an analog controller.

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Postby Guyver Spawn » Mon Aug 01, 2011 4:14 pm

Nothing at the moment then just doing side missions for the Dark Brother Hood in Oblivion. I'm thinking about picking up Catherine since I hear great things about it and I have been looking forward to it for a while now. I hear it's hard as hell though.
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Postby TehDonutKing » Mon Aug 01, 2011 4:25 pm

I nabbed Limbo, Trials HD and Splosion Man on disc because I'm too cheap to pay for Xbox Live. I'm going to pick up Catherine, Mortal Kombat, and Portal 2 as soon as the prices go down because I'm a cheap bastard.
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Postby Killer Bee » Tue Aug 02, 2011 12:22 am

Received Catherine for PS3 in the mail the other day (got release-day shipping from Amazon for 99 cents) but haven't had the chance to play it yet.

Also managed to snag Dragon Quest IV for DS at $16.99 with free standard shipping from Amazon. I'm really excited to play this for some reason but it won't be here until Thursday.

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Postby evaunit13 » Tue Aug 02, 2011 1:40 am

been playing Bioshock on and off whenever i'm not lazy around midnight. there's so much to like and little to not like. first time meeting a little sister and i just couldn't harvest her; the face they make is worth it. there are some scary moments, especially when i first got the shotgun and the lights blacked out and the magically appearing corpse and splicer in the dental office, but once i absorbed the environment it's not as scary as a lot of people make it out to be.
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