It should have been either a free download of any arcade game up to a certain point limit, or just points. This sucks for people who already have the game (how many UNO's do we all have) and personally it's not really my favourite game either. Still, it's free and I don't have it, so I'll download it no doubt and let it sit there for the rest of eternity.
That's just a small issue with the great rotating re-spawn points. While the event you mentioned can happen once in a while, I don't find it an issue. I find that the rotating re-spawn points make the the online much lessrepetitiveand makes things more enjoyable.
[spoiler] Keep in mind that you are able to do it during your first stab at combat during the invasion at the beginning, but once you lose your abilitiesyou won't get access to the move again until after you've completed the first assassination. [/spoiler]
Anyway, if you do have it for sure then it's as simple as holding down the right trigger and hitting the X button right as your enemy begins his move. You have to do it right when he starts the move or you'll miss and he'll likely hit you, just a matter of timing, you can practise it at the training area.
I'd agree that Deus Ex shares a few similarities, mostly with character customization and such. The original is much better than it's sequel, though I'd say the sequel is still very much worth a play through. You can get a good deal for both on Steam.
If you can beat that song on expert you have absolutly no life. grunt1096
I beat it. But please, explain to me how playing a song 25-30 times over a month in order to beat it equals having no life? As others have said, someone in your situation, attempting to ridicule people who can beat the song, have much less of a life than those who actually can beat it.
It's the tab right on the top of the system in between power and reset, open it up and inside is what might look like a black memory pack. Pop that out and put the Expansion Pack in it's place, that's it that's all.
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