I bought a peanut butter chunky Kit Kat to celebrate being back at uni. Those other flavours are inferior.
The boyfriend really wanted Fable so we just bought it from Sainsburys. On the shelf for £34.99, went through the till at £19.99. Hazzah.
It's Fable: The Journey. He wanted something to play on the kinect, and liked the look of it at Eurogamer.
they are inferior because we already got mint kit kats, snickers for hazlenut and bounty for coconut
damn i want peanut butter chunky now
Guys I swear clicking on blocks is going to change your life.
Ummm
I don't know
What does that mean?
Greetings from Earth, traveller from another dimension!
I tell you what a pedantic prick once told me:meh its still a nut, ok we Cadbury's for hazelnut
Then you punched him in the legumes!
Hang on, 'we Cadbury's for hazelnut'? What does that mean? /pedant
I feel the Wii U is getting Dreamcast'd. Should be £129 in a few weeks!
Ummm
I don't know
What does that mean?
Type out your words people! We're not sending fucking texts here
Where was the ride to?
My Cousin Starts Every Word With A Capital Letter On Her FaceBook Updates OMG Y!
Amsterdam.Where was the ride to?
My Cousin Starts Every Word With A Capital Letter On Her FaceBook Updates OMG Y!
lolFacebook: where grammar goes to die.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsnwJraLSwA
Ever played Time Crisis, Panzer Dragoon, Virtua Cop, or House of the Dead? Those games are on-rails, in that there's a set track you're on like a rollercoaster, you can't affect the camera, and they're mostly shooting galleries.
Like the old shooters with light guns in arcades. The game moves you along once you finish a set task and you are "on rails" like a train as you can only follow the path of the rails.
CHEEZMO;47210278 said:
I enjoyed it, but I just couldn't shake the feeling of how amateurish the whole thing felt, especially in comparison to the 2 and 3 collection. Something off and cheap about it.House of the Dead Overkill was an awesome game. In fact it was motherfucking delicious.
Dead Space ExtractionAnd then the market became saturated with on rail shooters again and the genre was laid to rest for another decade.
Thought that said 'Is that cher dead yet?'
I enjoyed it, but I just couldn't shake the feeling of how amateurish the whole thing felt, especially in comparison to the 2 and 3 collection. Something off and cheap about it.
I don't just mean the visual style, Green Scar, you cheese! The gameplay was loose and not SEGA Arcade Tight™, too.Well, you know, grindhouse. I think it was intentional.
That's saturation enough, mind. The Wiimote is a fucking poor replacement for an actual lightgun. We just have to accept that the genre only worked in the CRT era and leave it at that.
I've never used the move, so cannot comment.Better than Move mind. Playing the Overkill port was horrendous.
Gyroshooters like Face Raiders on the 3DS and archer mode in Zelda Battle Quest on the Wii U is the next step for on rail shooters, but I don't really think we need that many of the market, especially if they are poor substitutes for non on rail games.
The pneumatic guns that replicate automatics... fucking perfection.Nothing better than Time Crisis in an arcade cabinet.
Anyone see the latest 8 out of 10 cats? Holy shit the countdown girl is gorgeous. I love posh girls.
Anyone see the latest 8 out of 10 cats? Holy shit the countdown girl is gorgeous. I love posh girls.