I was comparing trophies with my friend last night, I clicked on COD:WAW and noticed by % had gone from 61 to 52. I then scrolled down and noticed he had more COD trophies than me. How do I get these?
Thanks. :D
If I'm not mistaken there are new trophies patched for the 2nd zombie map.
They are scattered around the maps in SP campaign mode. You have to search all the map and find them. Once you find them all you can assign perks while playing co-op I think.
No doubt that it will bosst the sales. But other titles like Heavy Rain, Gran Turismo 5, White Knight Chronicles will definitely lend a helping hand to God of War in terms of sales.
Can I get your opinions on Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood? I can't decide if it is a good purchase or not. It would be a good getaway from WW2 and sci-fi shooters. But still undecided.
Well GoW series were always meant for mature gamers (I am 33 years old by the way). I see 10-11 year old children playing Call of Duty and my opinion is that it is more dangerous to let a child play wargames than a fantasy hack 'n slash. Because in war games you have guns, which you can probablypurchase in real lifewithsome cash in your pocket. But this doesn't mean they should play GoW instead. The gameshops and parents are the most responsible parties here. If you let them play GoW, it is possible to see your child comehome with a white skin and red tattoo one day.
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This ^. Also, TC, you're 20 years old, you can make your own decisions at this point. Why would something happen to your PS3? I assume you mean your parents would take it away? lol well, taking it away would be the nice thing to do, my family is a little bit conservative abt these things like nudity and violence and games as awhole. Well you don't have many choices then. Either you purchase the game and get caught to your father, who then crushes your system in pieces with a sledgehammer, or you don't buy the game, with this feeling of envy towards those who are playing GoW. Think of it this way; not having many choices is good, you don't get very confused.
Well GoW series were always meant for mature gamers (I am 33 years old by the way). I see 10-11 year old children playing Call of Duty and my opinion is that it is more dangerous to let a child play wargames than a fantasy hack 'n slash. Because in war games you have guns, which you can probablypurchase in real lifewithsome cash in your pocket. But this doesn't mean they should play GoW instead. The gameshops and parents are the most responsible parties here. If you let them play GoW, it is possible to see your child comehome with a white skin and red tattoo one day.
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