Pepsipop wrote:I have to agree with Sir Hirsuite Derriere that Max Payne 3 was a bit shit.HairyArse wrote:You are a dick.
Max Payne 3 outstays its welcome by about 6 hours and the shooting controls on 360 are dogshit.
Mp3 is the greatest ever action game.
I remember when the second to last level ended I thought that was the last level and when I realised there was one more I yayed.
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darkmorgado 22,485 posts
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Registered 4 years agoI tried so hard to love MP3, especially after the sublime second game. But yeah... MP3 was indeed a bit on the shite side, at least compared to its predecessors. Just didn't feel like Max Payne.Now with 80% more Cthulhu!
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The Secret World is possibly the best MMO ever made, even despite the odd bug.
It also has the friendliest community in an mmo.Now with 80% more Cthulhu!
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Registered 8 years agoI thought the controls in MP3 were brilliant and on a technical level it was stunning, but I found the gameplay much too repetitive, the plot was utter balls (filled with contemptuous characters doing stupid things) and the level design didn't really stir me one way or the other. And it definitely went on longer than it should. -
You all have terrible taste and have invalid opinions compared to mine.
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Registered 4 years agoAm I the only person not at all bothered about another GTA game, the last one was a piss poor shooter with some shitty driving and some glitchy crappy missions, and yet everyone raves because it has a big maphttp://www.scottyslittlesoldiers.co.uk/
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Registered 7 years agoCrafting, I don't understand the appeal of it or why it seems to be the in thing to add on to games now. Scavenging the game world looking for various trinkets always feels like needless busy work to pad out game length. There are far more enjoyable ways to enable a player to earn new weapons items etc. -
DUFFMAN5 11,422 posts
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Am I the only person not at all bothered about another GTA game, the last one was a piss poor shooter with some shitty driving and some glitchy crappy missions, and yet everyone raves because it has a big map
GTA would be worth buying for the DJ's and Radio stations, the fact we get a game as well is gravy-baby
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Raiko101 3,873 posts
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Registered 4 years ago@DUFFMAN5 I agree with that statement when considering GTA 3 and Vice City. San Andreas had some good moments too, and the music was great. GTA IV is horrific though. If ever I play it, I have to station hop to find the few tracks I do like and avoid almost all the chatter.
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Registered 7 years agoVice City aside, I don't really give a shit about the music in a GTA game.
In most other genres music is massively important to me. A good game can become amazing to me if it has a stellar soundtrack to go along with the merely decent gameplay. But GTA is the one franchise where I never felt the music mattered that much. I find this weird seeing as so many people care about GTA's music licences, yet couldn't give a toss about the score in the latest fantasy RPG.
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Registered 2 years agoI was in favour of the 'online pass' concept, whereby new games come with a one-time-use code that unlocks some non-essential but highly desirable feature (MP, for example), and second-hand purchasers who got the game for far less but whose purchase never registers with the publisher/dev can choose if they want that content or not. Yes, it's open to abuse with stupid prices etc, but the concept made sense to me.
The reason I didn't have a massive issue with it, although my wallet might have disagreed, is that retailers get to snaffle away 100% of a second-hand sale and I don't think that's remotely fair on the developer, who has to accept that completely skewed sales figures may utterly fuck up their chances to make their next game. -
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t have disagreed, is that retailers get to snaffle away 100% of a second-hand sale and I don't think that's remotely fair on the developer, who has to accept that completely skewed sales figures may utterly fuck up their chances to make their next game.
I was in favour of the 'online pass' concept, whereby new games come with a one-time-use code that unlocks some non-essential but highly desirable feature (MP, for example), and second-hand purchasers who got the game for far less but whose purchase never registers with the publisher/dev can choose if they want that content or not. Yes, it's open to abuse with stupid prices etc, but the concept made sense to me.
The reason I didn't have a massive issue with it, although my wallet migh
I concur.
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Registered 11 years agoBorderlands 2 is a foetid pile of dung? Edgy.+1 / Like / Tweet this post
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Registered 2 years agoHated Max Payne. When it let you do things it was sometimes great, usually ok with flashes of badness. Unfortunately 90% of the game is boring cutscenes, half the time interrupting or taking over the action for no good reason.After chasing sunsets one of life's simple joy is playing with the boys
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Registered 6 years agoGTA 3 was the height of GTA and indeed all sandbox games. -
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Registered 2 years agoibenam wrote:
I played it for the first time a few years ago and thought it was pretty terrible compared to later games. I'm sure it was utterly revolutionary for its time though
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I played it on a tablet last month and even without physical keys had a great time.ibenam wrote:
I played it for the first time a few years ago and thought it was pretty terrible compared to later games. I'm sure it was utterly revolutionary for its time though
GTA 3 was the height of GTA and indeed all sandbox games.
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Exactly. It's essentially an MMO with all the repetitive quests, it feels like you're just grinding for better loot.
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I thought it was incredibly repetitive and boring.
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Registered 6 years agoThe larger environments that the first game didn't have seemed to work against it. There seemed to be huge swathes of fuck all or legions of the same dull enemies to fight as you've been forced to backtrack on another tedious "collect X of this" "Kill X of that" quest.
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