re: Difficulty in Dead Space.
No obsession here. I tried hardcore, and if I wasn't having fun, I would've stopped playing no problem. But hardcore turns the game into something close to survival horror (I say "close" because I usually associate the term with games in which you have limited mobility/maneuverability, which is not the case), and I liked planning encounters and even dreading some of them.
To those interested in Aliens vs. Predator: it's very mediocre. It's not atrocious, seeing as how everything works, but it's unremarkable. There's nothing really worthwhile to it.
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And I just beat Freedom Force vs. The 3rd Reich and felt like singing its praises:
I've read some complaints that the game feels more like an expansion. Those are not without merit, but I'd say it's superior to the first one. The story is even more crazy, but always interesting, the levels are more varied and look much better (thanks to some comic-bookey textures), the mission objectives are generally more interesting, the new characters are cool and it's not as long as the first game, which I feel is an advantage, considering I was getting kinda bored during the last couple of hours of the first game.
At the price you can usually buy these during major sales, it's totally worth it. Now, off to copy/paste that into my steam recommendation.
No obsession here. I tried hardcore, and if I wasn't having fun, I would've stopped playing no problem. But hardcore turns the game into something close to survival horror (I say "close" because I usually associate the term with games in which you have limited mobility/maneuverability, which is not the case), and I liked planning encounters and even dreading some of them.
To those interested in Aliens vs. Predator: it's very mediocre. It's not atrocious, seeing as how everything works, but it's unremarkable. There's nothing really worthwhile to it.
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And I just beat Freedom Force vs. The 3rd Reich and felt like singing its praises:
I've read some complaints that the game feels more like an expansion. Those are not without merit, but I'd say it's superior to the first one. The story is even more crazy, but always interesting, the levels are more varied and look much better (thanks to some comic-bookey textures), the mission objectives are generally more interesting, the new characters are cool and it's not as long as the first game, which I feel is an advantage, considering I was getting kinda bored during the last couple of hours of the first game.
At the price you can usually buy these during major sales, it's totally worth it. Now, off to copy/paste that into my steam recommendation.