It's easier to load a disc horizontal versus verticle. Otherwise they would have made a drive that you slipped the disc into versus a drive that extends out. I think the intention was to use it horizontally, though I am aware that it can be put both ways.
I am not sure what your point is. It's very sophmoric to post a definition of something and then just elude to your point. What is your point? I am not sure what you are referencing in regards to the XBOX? Would your point not pertain to everything electronic? If you want to start a discussion please be more detailed about what you want to discuss.
[QUOTE="Cabal23"]Cover = more realism. That is what and am so glad to see it in games. It's not a gimmick but something a real person would do if getting shot at.octo1993
Wait...aren't games supposed to take you out of reality?
Please go play Mario Brothers. When I play a tactical shooter I want realism you dolt. Games take you places you can't go in real life. I never will be able to be a elite soldier in my life, but playing one is why I game.
NO...and people saying it adds to the realism are stupid. It's completely unrealistic.northface13
Defend your point or don't post. Why is being in cover unrealistic? You must be the guy who stands in the doorway and gets shot. Your the guy who makes my score go up. If you want to run and gun go play the games from the 90's. Games are advancing forward because of better programming and cover is going to be a fact of life and won't be a second thought. It adds one more element of complexity to an ever changing game environment. I do understand the complaint of being able to see all the way around a corner being unrealistic, but I think someone will come up with a inventive fix to that. For now though I love all the Clancy games that have included new types of movement in to games. Imagine all the movement types(hanging, climbing up walls, hugging walls, etc) you can do in Splinter Cell, in a FPS. That is the next evolution.
None. I could care less. Halo2 was lame and like all things I have moved onto more interesting game stories. I was not moved at all when I played Halo 2, like I was when I played Halo. Time to move on.
Try and divide your time up. When you grow up and get married it becomes a fact of life. If you are spending that much time on your system you might have an addiction problem. Give yourself X amount of hours a day. For me it's about and hour after work and then if I can stay awake I play after my wife goes to bed. It is healthier that way.
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