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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #10 on: 29 December 2011, 14:17 »
Lizzie got me Space Marine for Chrimbo and fully loving it at the moment. If you like 3rd person shooters like Gears of War it's well worth a go and should be pretty easy to pick up in the used section as it's been out for a month or two.

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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #11 on: 29 December 2011, 16:38 »
Looks good that does, I used to have Space Hulk which is made by the same people just with a different story line iirc?
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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #12 on: 29 December 2011, 23:50 »
If you like skyrim you may enjoy dragon age as an idea.

With Skyrim there should be a warning saying it is very addictive you will find out when you have put the controller down that your wife has left you, you have not been at work for so long and have been dismissed and your house is being repossessed due to lack of funds  :grin:

With assassins creed revelations I wouldn't bother, all on the Second game and story line are good, but with 3 games making assassins creed 2 in essence it gets somewhat repetitive even when doing the extra missions like finding all the symbols and solving the pain in ass puzzles. I think AC:2 and AC:2-Brotherhood where very good, AC:2-Revelations felt to much same ol same ol. However one thing I will give revelations credit for is a few missions really fealy cinematic gameplay wise which I was impressed by, such as when you are chasing the templars in the boat and they are firing at you, when the arsenal is in flames etc...

Forza 4 was somewhat of a let down to 3 for me in sameways  :lipsrsealed:

Bioshock one is good, bit old but a very good game

Maybe a jetfighter game? Ace combat and Hawx are fun but to arcadey, a good game on xbox is Over-G, ignore the reviews its one of the best air combat games there despite once again its age, just make sure you change controller settings as the game developers decided to use a retarded controller setup as default where you can't  yaw the aircraft and it feels like you are playing that SNES game with the Fox. But you do setup planes properly in terms of missiles, how much fuel onboard, enabling landing gear/hook etc...


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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #13 on: 29 December 2011, 23:54 »
Lizzie got me Space Marine for Chrimbo and fully loving it at the moment. If you like 3rd person shooters like Gears of War it's well worth a go and should be pretty easy to pick up in the used section as it's been out for a month or two.

http://youtu.be/_VUMAAVZ19A

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download it from Steam for cheaps :cool:

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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #14 on: 30 December 2011, 00:02 »
Looks good that does, I used to have Space Hulk which is made by the same people just with a different story line iirc?
lol space hulk is so old, I played this to death on PS1 :grin:
If you like WH40k then this is an awesome game, Jump packs + chain swords/Axes/Hammers adds so much extra dimension.
Campaign mode is pretty easy but fun and good training for on line where it gets pretty hectic.
As with all on line games there are so many laggy Dell laptops and Xbox's on dial up :angry:

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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #15 on: 04 January 2012, 23:56 »
Just started playing Arkham city and it's fabulous. I thought Arkham asylum was excellent and it was one of the few games I have felt the urge to complete. AC is even better and I've only completed 2% so far. Well worth buying

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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #16 on: 07 January 2012, 21:13 »
arkham city is mint, asylum was awesome but city is soooo good! Even if you arent a Batman fan or comic book fan they are just really brilliant games regardless

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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #17 on: 07 January 2012, 21:29 »
Dark Souls.... Apparently one of the most unforgiving, punishing titles out there.

It's on my rental list from Lovefilm; I'm secretly looking forward to it (once I've returned the amazing Portal 2)


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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #18 on: 07 January 2012, 22:35 »
My mate at work has done 40+ hours on Dark Souls and says it's proper awesome.

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Re: Sooo, what games? Round 2
« Reply #19 on: 07 January 2012, 23:37 »
Loving Skyrim , haven't played Saints Row since I started Skyrim :undecided:

Dragons are pish easy to kill now, double axe carnage FTW and 95% Frost resistance is great against the Front dragons :laugh:

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Now I'm able to decapitate people with my axe, I'm hoping it'll work on Dragons :evil:
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