I'd say knife/melee kill but most online games these days your character basically lunges toward the person after pressing the melee button, takes the skill out if IMO. If only games were like Halo 1 and didn't automatically lunge at them, then it would actually take a certain amount of skill.

I'd say a headshot.

I would pick them up if I didn't own pretty much everything Half-Life already :P Oh well, for people who haven't played it you can get Half Life 2, the episodes, and deathmatch for $15. Good deal.

The game played just like RE4, it was fine. I played the game non stop in about two sittings, and overall the game was amazing. Aiming was easy, the inventory system, while it wasn't perfect, was easy to use and swapping items both between characters just required a little of organization. Boo hoo, cry more cause you suck at a hard game.

If you think RE5 has problems then you haven't played enough games. Good god.

Could be money that is part of the problem. How well did the games sell? They may have been good, but a company has to pay the bills somehow.

I remember ZOE2 being really hard, there were a lot of hard boss battles (which IMO is awesome). It was a hard game but boy was it a epic game.

Despite coming in third place, it provided me with some of my favorite games of all time.

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I think the larp dragon video provides a better representation.

SolidTy

This one?

DRAGON of System Wars!

People seriously need to go buy ZOE2, its in my top 10 favourite games of all time. Theres absoloutely nothing like it this gen and despite being a last gen game, it will blow you away. Yes, graphically too.

You EU guys out there have no excuse. It went into reprint about 2 months ago so you can snag it for around 20. I got myself 2 copies for 35 (one sealed for the future) and only regret i didnt buy it when it first came out.

Lets just hope its sooner rather than later.

shutdown_202

You know what would be AWESOME though?! A remastered Zone of the Enders collection on the PS3. I would so totally buy it.

[QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="heysharpshooter"] Honestly, I'd rather they card everyone than card no one. I'm 22 years old and I still get carded. And I'm glad. I think enforcing the ESRB code is a good thing.heysharpshooter

I used to work for Circle K, and one of the first things they taught us was "probable cause": If the person has gray hair, then don't card them for cigs. It leads to lost sales and poor customer service. I would understand if I looked young: I offended a couple of people because I carded them when they looked very young but were in their 30's-40's. Thats too bad for them, but if the person looks old enough, they generally are. I am older then half the people who WORK at the Game Stop close to my house.

And none of this changes the fact they let me do other things without the authorization of a state issued ID that are in fact more damaging.

When I traded in games a couple of days ago, I was informed that their systems were updated and now they HAVE to ask fo an ID for trade-ins.

I went in there and asked to buy Deadly Creatures a few months ago. The guy grabbed the display box and stuck the disk and booklet in there and charged 50 bucks. I really hate them for that.

OreoMilkshake

Well, did you buy it? You could have refused and bought it somewhere else. If you paid for it knowing it was a gutted copy the only person to blame is yourself.

Hell, even ONE 8800 GT is okay if you're playing a medium resolutions. I mean, your system can probably last another 2 years and be fine. I have a inferior machine, and it works fine for me. Core 2 Duo 6320 @ 2.2 Ghz and a 9800 GT (OCed) with 2 gigs of RAM. It gets me by, but the processor is aging.