I would have to go with Jackie Estacado. The Darkness was the most underated, underexposed game of last year. It had an awesome presentation, storyline was great, and the game mechanics were really fun.
it took me about half hour to beat on veteran. considering most of the tries you don't live for the full 45 seconds or however long they give you to complete it, you do the math...it took a lot of tries :p basically it is quite simple up until you get upstairs. you just gun down the first area then flash the next room (you shouldn't have to reload if you pick up the p90 off a terrorist) then run in, gun the guys down, pick up flashes on the counter, throw one down the corridor to the right of the counter and just sprint past all the guys. if you don't believe i did it, check my gamertag. "Almighty ODST"
not to burst your bubble or anything but you're a little late to the "we hate gamespot and cnet" party. that was last week but they didn't officialy announce his firing until this week.
I'm almost positive everything on the galaxy map is on the right side. I received tons of coordinates on my playthrough from sidequests and by the end of the game I had AT LEAST 20 clusters just on the right side.....and none on the left....well besides the citadel of course
Maybe because Sony's fanboys (I have nothing against sony, I own a psp and love it and I would get a ps3 but I don't have any money) put sooo much hype into the system. People are grading the games harder to the expectations that everyone put on the system and the games maybe aren't living up to such high expectations.
hey thread starter you should learn your facts first b4 stating that computer monitors cant get as good resolution as HD...I don't know if you knew but computer monitors can easily get better resolution that 1080p...in fact Dell just came out with a new monitor that gets like 2540X1920 pixels which is ezily better than 1080p...cuz i believe (correct me if im wrong) 1080p is 1920X1680 pixels
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