My younger brother played through it and said it was still amazingly good, he called it one of the best games he's ever played. Sure it's nice to have played the last Bioshock games but not strictly necessary.

You can still enjoy this thing a lot without any previous experience with the series.

How else can I beat the games! ph34r me n00bs! All Your Base Are Belong To Us!

I started playing E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy again. God, this game is completely insane...

Two worlds.

It might not be the best game, but I still like it.

The second one was pretty good, didn't like the first.

I like both of them.

I´ve decided that if I get a steady job at this place I´ve been looking at, I´m gonna fire up Deus Ex the Original ™ again

I try to get enough space between playthroughs so I forget at least parts of it so I can enjoy it more when I pick it up again. So far though it doesn´t look good, I can still run the whole game in my head

This post has been edited by mirocu: Apr 20 2013, 10:49 AM

Aaargh!!...

Dilemma time...*Sigh*...I hate those...

Having mentioned elsewhere, I am so very tempted to play the Fallout: New Vegas DLC, Old World Blues...

However, I watched the boy play Gran Turismo 5 earlier...My Gods that game is fun...So I also wanna play that now...

And then, this afto after Avatar, the wife went on Skyrim...My Gods that game is fun...So I als-...Wait a minute... ...

Sorry...Yeah, I'm kinda wanting to get back to me J'zirlo game... ...Just to see how difficult he'd find his dragon killing on Legendary (DL-ed the 1.9 patch earlier)...109MB in less than a minute... ...GO BT INFINITY!!*Sigh* ...*Cough*...

Aaaamywho...Dilemma time!!... ...

Anyone played MechWarrior on PC? My buddy had it and it was quite fun. Picking out a good mech and then stomping around firing at everything!

STOMP! CLASH! THROMP! TRASCH!

I have played Mechwarrior 2 and MW2: Mercenaries on the PC. Pure awesomeness.

Now when I think about it... it may have been Mechwarrior 2: Mercenaries that we played... Gee, it was such a long time ago

Played Driver, Sub?

I'm currently on Fallout: New Vegas again. Quality game.

Raven Sword 2 Sword and Shadow.

I liked Mercenaries much better than MW2. In MW2 it did not matter how badly you got shot up in a mission, because you would start out the next one in a brand new mech. In Mercenaries you had to pay for repairs, and buy all of your replacement parts. So it really changed how you played. It even changed how I attacked enemy mechs, because if I completely destroyed an enemy mech, there would be nothing left to salvage. OTOH, a headshot that took out the pilot left the rest of the mech in perfect condition.

Driver? What is that, a golf game? Or a race car game? Back in the day I used to sometimes play Nascar 3 with my brother. That was a hard game if you turned on the realism settings! I could barely get around the track without slamming into a wall.



I am trying out Tomb Raider Anniversary. I have a hankering for the original game, and I would like to see what it plays like with a mouse and semi-modern graphics.

If anyone has ever played it on the PC before, WTF is wrong with the save feature? As far as I can tell, there is no quicksave at all. I made a hard save through the escape menu before typing this, went back to play the game from where I left off, and it will not let me load the game I saved. It is forcing me to start all over again. Why is there a save game feature if it does nothing?

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Apr 25 2013, 11:52 PM

Driver is a car game. You drive around as an undercover cop, doing jobs like ramming a building or picking someone up while avoiding the law. It´s all about the car, you never go out and do other stuff. But you do have a room which acts like your HQ but you never walk around there, you just point and click.

You can also just drive around and just look at the different cities. Fun game but far too picky with the time and where you park your car during the missions. If you´re two seconds too early or one pixel off you fail the mission and have to try again.

I had Driver 2, years ago. I don't remember all that much of it as I was about 10 when I had it, but I do remember the police would go after you for anything. Often they'd go after you for nothing at all.

IIRC the Tomb Raider series had fixed "save points" - once you reached a certain location, the game would save automatically, and you didn't have to backtrack any further. It makes the save file itself much smaller, because it only has to track health and equipment, and a location counter. I'd guess you hadn't reached the first one of those.

This post has been edited by ghastley: Apr 26 2013, 02:51 PM

They certainly do. You can stand perfectly still and do nothing but as soon as you press the key that enables the handbrake they come after you as if you were America´s most wanted.

That was most of the fun, really; I loved playing the sandbox levels where you could drive around the city getting into massive car chases. Those were great fun.

In other news, I've finally decided to stop humming and hawing, and bite the bullet and get Dark Souls. Wish me luck, everybody...

I´ve seen a review of Dark Souls. Looks to be a hard game..