Yeah, cause 1 little blog makes this all a fact. :roll:BioShockOwnz
Ahh, but one anonymous poster over the Internet makes it true?
You may be entirely right, but I'm more inclined to trust the man on the help line then the anonymous "good will" of the Internet. Better safe then sorry, eh?
My favorite was the N64 one. http://www.gamespot.com/n64/action/spiderman/index.html?q=spiderman
haris12121212
The N64 version is crap compared to the PS1... I haven't played the PS1 version so I can't say. I haven't played th 64 version, but according to the screens there are completly indentic... dunno if one version ahs a few extra but I doubt it...
The PSX version had actual cutscenes, where as the N64 version had (still very cool) comic panel -esque cutscenes. They looked the same and played the same otherwise, EXCEPT that, unless I'm mistaken, What If? mode was missing from the N64 version. I could be mistaken, but I think that was the other difference.
Still a fantastic game regardless of which system you played it on. Very few differences. (I'm partial to the real cutscenes myself.)
Honestly though this game is just not that amusing to me its like another hack and slash game but slower paced, and not as exciting.ANti_RiCeR
Another hack and slash game? How did yu get this confused with other hack and slash games? And, more importantly, what games do you play where Oblivion is considered a hack and slash games? 'Cause I wanna be playing whatever your playing, if you catch my drift.
I like customization, a multitude of solutions to problems, and real consequences that aren't always easily reversed. So with that I say I want WRPGs like Fallout.Cycloptis
YES! For me Fallout will always be the pinnacle of RPGs.
plzz dont bring wii in this thread, the wii is great and all but its not in the same dimension and cant be compared with x360 or ps3, so dont pull out a swiss knife against a .45 caliber magnum.
GermanShepard06
Sometimes the guy with the gun assumes the guy with the knife can't do a thing and thus ends up being shanked in the back.
[QUOTE="jfkunrendered"]I dont throw away my money to Gamestop. I try and keep my games to build a collection of games....and dust..GrlGmr
Me too.
My main problem with Gamespot is there stickers, yes there stickers. They are so adhesvie and when you buy a used game they get stuck and it takes forever to get it off. And there is always still some, no matter how hard you try.
Ugh. Those freakin' stickers. I HATE THEM! So evil. There's an easy way to fix it. Remove paper jacket from the case, then apply some rubbing alcohol to a cotton ball and rub the adhesive off. Once it's gone, put the paper back in. Works great.
Let's not forget our magical friend Goo-B-Gone. I have no idea if they even make it anymore, but stuff is useful.
[QUOTE="mylsd"]doesn't change the fact that the common person doesn't want to spend money on either format yet.mylsd
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No, not fixed, most folk just don't care if the picture looks good or slightly better, HD DVD and Blu-Ray are not what the public wants right now, just like dvd cd's, laser discs, UMD's ect..
I'd like to think it's in the middle, at least for me.
I have quite a DVD collection already. I don't want to pick up a new format. I mean, this isn't the VHS to DVD jump. This is, as far as I can tell from those neat-o keen setups at Best Buy, a marginal difference. EP Recording to DVD... now that was a difference!
This is more the difference between my Rio and the guy up the street with the pimped out SAAB. Sure, his might go faster, but they both take the same roads and are going the same speed when stuck in traffic.
[QUOTE="abusedbunny"]i dont think thats getting screwed BADLYThe_Nemacyst
Yes they are.. Bungie tricked them. The rule of 3 program is stupid, it's just meant for you to buy crackdown. At first, Bungie said the Beta slots where "limited" and now you find out they arent.. Yet the first + second rule of 3 entering only let around 20 thousand people altogether in... It's just meant for people to buy crackdown, the Beta could probably hold over a million people. Seeing how there are countless Crackdown copies, and seeing how all of them could join the Halo 3 beta. Why let only 20k people join in the first 2 steps, while hundreds of thousands could join the last step? Damn bungie, Halo-Fans are certainly getting milked.
But... can't I still jusy buy Halo 3 for sixty bucks? Like any other game?
I mean, I don't really care about anything in the middle. When the time comes, sometime near Christmas, I'll just walk into a store and buy the damn thing. No big drama. No trumpets. No fan-fare. No weep widows. Just a man and a game, walking out of a store.
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