Forbidden_Darkness (User)

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Yeah, anyone can just rush through a game and make it short... #4.3
The multiplayer is where it's at, while the singleplayer just feels like something you've played before... Of course that's what you could be playing, but if not, you should. #11.1
Yes, but usually bigger maps just feel more empty, take Just Cause 2 for example or even Fuel (which holds the record I believe for the biggest map)... They may be huge, but they feel so empty. I would rather it be packed with tons of things to do, then have endless horizons of nothingness, though I do hope it has some country to it like GTASA #5.1
They should have started this earlier and at most places the game is sold, I'm sure preorders would have went up massively. Either way, with this, Rage, Batman AC, TES Skyrim, Halo and I'm sure MW3, ill have about 80 dollars worth of credit from Amazon :) #1
And there lies the problem... Enough people won't. There's too many people that just accept things and roll with it. It does NOT effect me or anyone else who buys their games new and personally, I don't really care that it effects people who don't buy their games new. If people can't afford $60, then they should wait until its cheaper, while still buying it new. And also, EVERY company is out there to make a profit, no matter what. A company needs to make money to stay afl... #4.1.1
When I was first starting to read your post, I was like what the hell!? But then I noticed you were only joking lol. Was about to go on a long rant about how people shouldn't post on posts about games they don't likr.. Haha. #3.1
Damn JPS, you were quick to react to that, wasnt even 20 minutes ago they posted that on FB. #1
Seriously, try AC2! You'll find the second game to be so much more in so many ways. Trust me. Play it. Now. #1.2.2
To those (like the person above) who jump to conclusions without first proof reading/getting the correct info:

•The single-player section of the demo will be available to... #2.1
@alien: Exactly! People are making a big deal out of this for nothing really. #3.2
How is someone who buys their games new getting screwed over? The only ones who get screwed over are the people who don't. It's like buying a used 1989 car, sure most of the package is still there, but there's bits and parts you'll have to pay for to keep it going. Simple as that. If you can't afford it $60 dollars at launch, wait a few months before buying it, that way you save and still get the conent. #3.1.2
I highly doubt these passes are ever going to go away, so I don't see why people think it's going to do any good by boycotting it. All you have to do is buy it new. If you can't afford it new, then just wait until it gets cheaper and buy some other cheap games until then. #4
Love. Love. Lets go snowboarding on valentines day.

Eff that! Lets blow up some effing vehicles baby! #3
Sure, Uncharted and Killzone may have better than Resistance 3, but what makes Resistance 3 Stanford out is its amazing atmosphere. Atleast that's my personal opinion. #1.2.1
Doesn't happen on the PS3. I was downloading like 5 demos when I was playing it. Sucks that it's doing this on 360 though. #2
Same here and with update 1.1 coming for it this year, I must say that it is definitely the best 10 bucks I have ever spent on a game. I've put a 150+ hours in it already since buying it in August and I know it'll be much more once 1.1 comes out :) #1.2
I agree with you, while the story wasnt anything really even worth mentioning, the gameplay was what kept me going. I loved when the enemies were all up in my face and everything. The guns felt awesome as hell too. This, Resistance (1,3.. 2 was good, but less enjoyable to me then the others) and Crysis (1,2) are my favorite FPSs I've played. Definitely excited for Doom 4 and I've never played any of the others. #1.3.1
I think if a Harry Potter game was given enough development time and resources, gamers would be in for a real treat, instead they were rushed... #2
Yeah true. B:AC truly does look leeps and bound more amazing then B:AA is, but none the less, I think anyone even thinking about playing B:AC, should pick up the first one (its like $20 now im sure) and play that, not only to get the story, but to get a taste of what B:AC will offer in terms of an over all experience.

I'm so glad the wait is almost over! 5 days left and it'll consume me. Which reminds me, i'd better get another playthrough of B:AA in before it... #3.2
Just have them play the B:AA demo and times that by 10 ;) #3.1
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