Reese Witherspoon?
No, with a knife
Never under any circumstances do you encourage a troll. You only report it.I don't even want to know what was going in their heads when they said "Hey, lets just add motion controls to the GameCube!".
They were thinking, "Hey, how can we be different without necessarily being good?"
I imagine it more like this:
"Grorious Nintender invent new controrrer! Change gaming!"
"Expensive! More than PS3!"
"Ret's attach it to a GameCube"
"HOYHOYHOYHOYHOYHOYHOYHOY IT PRINTS MONEY!"
I'm thinking Community Project. This would be genious as a Multiplayer.
All seven people who haven't played it will finally get their chance!
Liiiiiiiiike... me
yep, I have never owned portal until now thank you
love it though, absolutely love it
yes, I have a PC...
Me too.
Hi pedal, does it require a credit card?you need one to create an account (unless its changed from when I signed up) but you never have to pay by it.
If not i'll take one
You dont have to have a credit card. Also sent the codes. Enjoy boys.
Hi pedal, does it require a credit card?you need one to create an account (unless its changed from when I signed up) but you never have to pay by it.
If not i'll take one
Just as valid as Xph... Xiph... Xsomethingorother's post. Only he gave reason. I do kind of agree with Slimmy, Halo 1 and 2 engine wise were near carbon copy, Halo 3 gave a few modifications to the engine (I mean let's face it, the engine worked amazingly anyway). I cant comment on the other games though because my interests just never really grew.
Actually, Halo 2's engine was build from the ground up. There wasn't anything that was copied straight from Halo 1.
O.o then they must of built it straight form the ground up and ended up with an exact copy?I dunno, I just felt they were the same when playing through, the way vehicles handled and weapons. Only difference was the worlds really. To me anyway.
Halo 2 had an entirely new engine. There are going to be similarities because they obviously tried to not drastically change certain mechanics.
As for Slimmy's comments, I'll admit, Halo's fundamental game play hasn't changed much but that's what I like about it. What keeps me on for the next game is the additions they put in. For example, duel wielding in H2, equipment in H3, and armor abilities and game types for Reach. It's changed it just enough to make it fresh and interesting.
QuoteReady for REACH?
hell no.
Gaylo is not my type of game, and I don't see what is so great about it after its like 5th game.
First of all, shut up. Second, stop acting like Halo is a milked franchise. It's really not, especially compared to most Nintendo franchises, and Final Fantasy.
Are you saying if I flipped the head upside down it wouldn't work? I'm confused.
The real question is what the hell will the legendary pokémon be? I mean, they started off with Fire, Ice, Lightning and a Genetically modified monster...fair enough. Next, wandering beasts of legend and some vaguely-defined godlike birds...Okay. The came the embodiments of the earth and the sea...fair enough...Next, masters over time, space and the god of pokémon? Fine and...wait, god? They've worked their way up to god?
Where the hell do they go from there?
