GoddyofAus
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the timeshift stones in skyward sword sucked
Everything about Skyward Sword sucked except the music and the character designs.
the timeshift stones in skyward sword sucked
Well this thread jumped the shark pretty damn quickly.
I will leave you squabbling neanderthals to your cesspit, good day sir.
[*]Anyone who plays GTA just to kill and blow up stuff without playing any of the missions is a mindless idiot.
Silent Hill 2 is highly, highly, highly overrated. The story is nowhere near as good as people say it is, and the game design is weird. Silent Hill 3 is clearly the best Silent Hill game.
ITT junior members try really hard to get a tag...
Opinion? This is just ignorance.
I dont think some people know what the definition of "controversial" is in this thread.
PC gaming is a money-suck, and consoles are more powerful and more efficient. Case-in-point, my graphics card (Radeon HD 7570) costs $139.99 on Dell's website, which is more than a PlayStation 2 costs these days. I bring that up because it can barely emulate a PS2 game properly. Any card that has came out within the last few years should be able to handle last-gen games with ease. Also, gaming on PC pretty much sucks with AMD hardware because no game is specifically coded for it, and nVidia is too damn expensive.
The Spread gun in Contra is the worst.
Square Enix has been nailing it lately.
EA is a wonderful, charitable company, with happy employees.
I dont think some people know what the definition of "controversial" is in this thread.
- PC gaming is a money-suck, and consoles are more powerful and more efficient. Case-in-point, my graphics card (Radeon HD 7570) costs $139.99 on Dell's website, which is more than a PlayStation 2 costs these days. I bring that up because it can barely emulate a PS2 game properly. Any card that has came out within the last few years should be able to handle last-gen games with ease. Also, gaming on PC pretty much sucks with AMD hardware because no game is specifically coded for it, and nVidia is too damn expensive.
I don't claim to be the paragon of emulation standards, but I remember a quote that I read in an Android forum regarding possible PS2 emulation on tablets: "The hardware has to be more powerful than the console it's emulating for it to work." Call me crazy, but I would like to think that a graphics card and CPU made in the last two years are more powerful than 10 year old hardware. But when the only games I can run are FFXII at 59 FPS with occasional slowdown during certain cutscenes, Kingdom Hearts at 59 FPS and Tekken 5 at 30 FPS, I start to wonder. That, and I don't want to have to do a bunch of tweaking to make my games work.
As far as normal PC gaming... I can barely get 20 frames out of GTA IV. That's the whole reason I bought my new PC, to play that and make movies using the clip editor...
EDIT: For reference -
HP ENVY hd1534
Beats by Dre Audio
10GB DDR3 RAM
Radeon HD 7570 2GB
AMD FX 6200 Six-Core Processor
HP Pavilion 1080p HDMI Monitor
For real. "OMG SAVE PEACH AGAIN" - Are you serious? Does it also bother you tha Tetris is about falling blocks again? Ugh.All games don't NEED storylines. And even worse are the people who forum rage on people for ruining the ending to games like STREET FIGHTER and MARIO. WTF? Those games SHOULDN'T have a great dependence on stories. Its all the same shit. Character you play wins, person they hated loses. Character's love interest saved.
GTA IV has a notoriously bad PC port. It's hardly indicative of PC gaming as a whole.
lol seriously
How is saying SMG2 having a great soundtrack controversial?
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what the heck?
Emulation is like a completely different thing because emulating a system requires more CPU usage and whatnot. It's different from running a game natively.
Ill try and show some figures in order to prove you wrong.
Average PC that should run the latest games at 60fps 1080p:
CPU: Intel Core i5-3570K 3.4GHz Quad-Core Processor (£166.99 @ Aria PC)
Motherboard: MSI Z77A-G41 ATX LGA1155 Motherboard (£70.49 @ Ebuyer)
Memory: Crucial 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1333 Memory (£33.92 @ Dabs)
Storage: Seagate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive (£45.98 @ Aria PC)
Video Card: XFX Radeon HD 7950 3GB Video Card (£216.98 @ Aria PC)
Case: BitFenix Shinobi ATX Mid Tower Case (£49.90 @ Amazon UK)
Power Supply: Corsair Builder 600W 80 PLUS Certified ATX12V Power Supply (£60.95 @ Amazon UK)
Optical Drive: Lite-On iHAS124-04 DVD/CD Writer (£11.47 @ Amazon UK)
Total: £656.68
If anything that is overkill but its future-proofed. Throw in the fact, pc games on the whole are cheaper and there are no monthly subscription services. I would wager this PC would well outlast the average console life cycle so while it is more at the moment the money saved in the long run is more than worth it. People still used GPU's from 10+ years ago and have had no incentive to upgrade as games run just fine. Yeah it may be simpler to just buy a console and plug it in but if you spend 20 minutes learning about computers you can save a lot of money.
Also the 'Nothing is coded specifically for AMD' is unfounded. If you want to go by the 'AMD gaming evolved' and whatever the Nvida equivalent is then the last big game I can remember baring the AMD Gaming Evolved logo was Crysis 3.
1st Course said:7570 is an extremely low-end card for OEM only, not really a "gaming" card. If you're stilling interesting in PC gaming though, the 7790 can be had for $140 and it pretty much can run any game from this gen at high/ultra settings.
I remember a quote that I read in an Android forum regarding possible PS2 emulation on tablets: "The hardware has to be more powerful than the console it's emulating for it to work." Call me crazy, but I would like to think that a graphics card and CPU made in the last two years are more powerful than 10 year old hardware.
I don't claim to be the paragon of emulation standards, but I remember a quote that I read in an Android forum regarding possible PS2 emulation on tablets: "The hardware has to be more powerful than the console it's emulating for it to work." Call me crazy, but I would like to think that a graphics card and CPU made in the last two years are more powerful than 10 year old hardware. But when the only games I can run are FFXII at 59 FPS with occasional slowdown during certain cutscenes, Kingdom Hearts at 59 FPS and Tekken 5 at 30 FPS, I start to wonder. That, and I don't want to have to do a bunch of tweaking to make my games work.
As far as normal PC gaming... I can barely get 20 frames out of GTA IV. That's the whole reason I bought my new PC, to play that and make movies using the clip editor...
EDIT: For reference -
HP ENVY hd1534
Beats by Dre Audio
10GB DDR3 RAM
Radeon HD 7570 2GB
AMD FX 6200 Six-Core Processor
HP Pavilion 1080p HDMI Monitor
99.9% of the appeal of Grand Theft Auto 3 came from the shock value of getting hookers and shedding blood in 3D. GTA1 and 2 and 1979 were far superior. 3 and on were just lacking. not terrible games, but probably the most overrated games ever. They're just above average, but had lots of shit to do so simple minds were entertained.
For all that I'd just stick to Elder Scrolls.
Whew, here we go...
1.) I loved the ending to Mass Effect 3.
2.) I can't stand the BioShock games.
3.) Call of Duty is still the best online multiplayer.
4.) I LIKED Duke Nukem Forever damnit!
Metroid Prime Hunters is the best Metroid. I had no idea this game got hate until today, but it truly great. The only Metroid single player I could get through and the awesome multiplayer added hours on.Indeed. Controversial would be something like this:
"Super Metroid was one of the worst games ever made"
I love Super Metroid
Hey, I asked what your favorite game on it was for a reason.
EDIT: Wasn't SNATCHER released on CD? A friend recommended it to me, so I might check it out later,
Half Life 2 Deathmatch is secret best ''old school style'' deathmatch game :3
Better than stuff like Quake 3 ect.
Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict was the best online game of all time.
Ya know, so I played Ocrina of Time for the first time on the 3Ds this past month.
Sure, it is good...But really, it has to be nostalgia carrying this thing right?
Some of the puzzles are clever...
The part of the game with kid Link kinda sucks.
What little combat there is, it is just okay (unless you are fighting the big skeletons, werewolves, etc)...
Im glad I played it, but overall, its just a good game that has very good level design to hide the technical limitations for its time.
LttP or Link's Awakening, still amazing titles.
Ya know, so I played Ocrina of Time for the first time on the 3Ds this past month.
Sure, it is good...But really, it has to be nostalgia carrying this thing right?
Some of the puzzles are clever...
The part of the game with kid Link kinda sucks.
What little combat there is, it is just okay (unless you are fighting the big skeletons, werewolves, etc)...
Im glad I played it, but overall, its just a good game that has very good level design to hide the technical limitations for its time.
LttP or Link's Awakening, still amazing titles.
It's not great, it's fantasticlol seriously
How is saying SMG2 having a great soundtrack controversial?
It's not the nostalgia - I was as unimpressed back in 1998 as I was earlier this year when I replayed it.
Fallout 3 is the best Fallout made so far.... Come at me, bros.
I think this too. I definitely think you would have to have been there at the time of release to enjoy Fallout 1/2. I've tried playing them many times, and they are awful.
Yup. Fallout 1 is pretty good and I like it, but FO3 is still better.
Halo ruined the FPS genre.
- No Sonic game comes close to being as good as the 1st one.
- PC gaming is a money-suck, and consoles are more powerful and more efficient. Case-in-point, my graphics card (Radeon HD 7570) costs $139.99 on Dell's website, which is more than a PlayStation 2 costs these days. I bring that up because it can barely emulate a PS2 game properly. Any card that has came out within the last few years should be able to handle last-gen games with ease. Also, gaming on PC pretty much sucks with AMD hardware because no game is specifically coded for it, and nVidia is too damn expensive.
0_oHalf-life was the beginning of the end, Halo dealt the coup de grâce.
It's not the nostalgia - I was as unimpressed back in 1998 as I was earlier this year when I replayed it.