Never played the other games. Loved this one though. The story admittedly was a little complex, but then there was a stark contrast of story elements to give a lighter weight to the storytelling aspect. For example, the events all follow from the first game, but they don't necessarily require your understanding of the past games. There are some scenes however, that aren't necessary for you to watch and only come up a few times. They are easily skip-able, and even if you do, you won't be missing out on much. *Coming from someone who only played 4 of the series.
lol how can anyone say this, the 360 will go down in history as one of the worst consoles, its over priced, has no exclusives and a massive failure rate.
:lol: if thats true, then the ps3 must belong in the sewers.
You seem to be missing the point. The PS3 has a dozen or so AAA exclusives, a dramatically less failure rate and is not "over" priced considering you're getting far superior hardware which again, is a fair trade off given the $50+ price than the Elite.
Sorry if I'm pointing out the obvious here but what's the point of paying $13.49 for five maps when you can pay $14.99 for a fully fledged game with 10 maps?
Thanks for the quick, and kind responses guys. Much appreciated! :) If 360 controller's however are not allowed and you have to get involved with the modding and editing aspects to get the 64 players part then I just won't bother.
1) Is the game 360 controller compatible. I'm a console player generally, and I prefer to keep to controllers whenever possible. Why do I get this on PC then, you may ask? Simply because it's £9.99 on Steam and as you all probably--64 player fragfests!
2) So that falls comfortably into my second question. Another primary reason as to why I'm buying Modern Warfare is the 64 player fragfests I keep hearing on about. Is this true? How many players do the basic modes like Team Deathmatch and Search and Destroy support?
I'm not sure if this is used in the wrong sense of the word but game.co.uk call it a limited edition Wii, and I'm not sure if that word is regarded as being in limited stock literally or just a special alternative to the white edition.
Hey, I'm looking at getting a Nintendo Wii within the next year or so and was wondering if I wanted to get a black version, should I get it soon? Is it in limited stock? Thanks in advance.
there was a skill you could use or a perk somthin like that any one know if there is going to be a final fantasy 14james395
Yes it's supposed to come out this fall. Regarding the Fallout 3 sprint button, there may be a perk that enhances your speed, however there is definitely no sprint button on the controller I'm afraid.
Don't worry, Mass Effect is better without a controller, but anyway, I don't know because I haven't tried. Unless, you play the game for gameplay only, then ou don't need one. I recommend the easiest mode. The replay value isn't in the combat anyway.
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Thanks for replying. I know the keyboard may be better for PC Gamers but I WANT to play the game with a controller--regardless of everyone's opinions with a keyboard. I'm what you would call a casual PC gamer. One who uses the PC as a secondary console and to dabble in a few MMORPG's and RTS' here and there. Controller's just fit my hand better and I use them a lot more frequently than I use a keyboard (for gaming.)
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