noble savage
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So... how 'bout that mario kart?
Did you get the steering wheel with a pre-order? We have had it since it came out and I still haven't played it yet.
So... how 'bout that mario kart?
mario kart 64 owns. and rocky has his panties in a twist.So... how 'bout that mario kart?
Did you get the steering wheel with a pre-order? We have had it since it came out and I still haven't played it yet.
RE4 is the only game I can sit down and play for an entire day at a time. I'm actually playing it right now. Best game ever made in my opinion.
I can't believe they are only releasing RE5 for the PS3 and XBOX 360. Why not the Wii!?
I agree; RE4 has virtually unlimited replay value.
I don't think the Wii can handle RE5. I see no other reason as to why they would keep it off the Wii.
They could probably lower the graphics a bit for the Wii as well. Or maybe put it on two discs.
oh, so there's a wii one out I gather? Somehow the thought doesn't appeal to me much... I've been keeping my eyes open for Shadow Hearts 1 at a cheap price.
Yeah, I know how awesome it is. I want both on PS2 but I can't afford them at the moment considering the rarity.
Keep your panties on, Keep your panties on...
I'll put it this way. The inventive, creative world of fantasy generated by videogames and other forms of 'escape' as you rightly term it, is wasted on an escape to a reality tailored to be, in most ways, identical to ours. I feel the potential for ingenuitive fantasy is more suitable in creating worlds other than our own. Thus, a game where you date, walk around, drive around, listen to the radio, etcetera, seems wholly mundane. Naturally, the criminal aspects are a redeeming value as in a normal situation one cannot steal cars and kill people and get away with it. But those aspects seem minor as in each successive title in the franchise, the expansive elements are those of the mundane rather than the fantastic. Hence my comment, "this is the Sims with guns." It confounds me that people would relish the idea of dating in a virtual world, going to virtual strip clubs, and running around an otherwise ordinary virtual city. I ascribe the appeal to "practice" without consequence for people who do poorly at real relationships, communication publically, and social situations. While other games also boast elements of realism, those elements are not the focus but rather are used to enhance the credibility of the fantastic.
So GTA doesn't appeal to me. Still got your panties untwisted? I hope so.
If GTA seems that realistic for the average Joe to you, you should move, or at least stop stealing cars and shooting people.
I like competative, multiplayer games. Halo, GuitarHero, Bomberman... my type of shit. I don't play games to escape, I play them for a challenge. I love challenges of almost any nature.
I like all games, I don't put a stigma on games before I play them. Before I play a game I am a virgin and as a virgin I cannot detest or admire a game before I become deflowered.
My favorite games happen to be fighting games.
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I finished my mod on my HFS3. It's all sanwa parts
Man, it plays like a dream.
Yeah, I like my share of competition too. That is why I am also a big fan of fighting games. I never really got into the whole FPS thing though...
Hey, Zach, as I've said on these forums before, Mario Galaxy is a fantastic game. Some of the most creative gameplay I've ever seen, which is expected from Nintendo/Mario. I just beat Mario 3 with my g/f over the weekend. Huge nostalgia trip. We also played a lot of Super Mario World, and a bit of Mario 2. Such fun stuff.