I've played Hot Pursuit, Underground, and Carbon. Hot Pursuit felt like it was a baby that needed more time to grow. Underground felt like a kid with a bright future. Carbon is like a depressed teenager holding a razor blade to his wrist. These are honest feelings and impressions that each game gave to me.
- Gordon Freeman I presume? - Who are you? - I'm Alexis Vance. - Stop talking to me, I hate you, get out of my life forever... LEAVE - So, mind if I drag you to hell? - #*$@! YOU!
For me, it would have to be the PlayStation Portable. I originally wanted to purchase a Nintendo DS Lite for Final Fantasy III but every store that I went to did not have any DS Lite's in stock so I just settled for a PlayStation Portable and it just felt too wide and the analog stick was awkward. (makes me miss my GameBoy Color)
Bits of history from Civ, weaponry from FPSes ( I was sooo proud of myself when I could actually distinguish a sub-machine gun from a magnum. I was never into games or movies or anything that had guns or modern warfare types of weapons of any sort ), and cooking.
[QUOTE="HitomiChan"]hmm.. if you slept with 2 girls at one time you will have to rotate analog sticks and press random buttons and they will reward you with red orbs.Ceraby
What game is this lol
Could be one of the newer God of Wars, but the only one I found that in was at the beginning of God of War II after Kratos stabbed the Colossus of Rhodes in the eye socket. Kratos is flung into a building and falls into a pool of water. Swim up and go to the right a bit and destroy a wooden door to reveal a bath with 2 topless women in it.
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater when I was facing The Boss in that small field of flowers as cherry blossoms came down. After the cutscene it was me trying not to die, kill her, and having emotional conflicts at the same time. Then the credits started to roll after beating the game and seeing the final cutscene. Was one of the most cinematic games I've ever played and it was fun meeting all of the unique bosses and the sniper battle with The End was fun as hell. :) But sadly, after the 3rd time the story just loses some of that jazz... :(
[QUOTE="pinkyandthsheep"]GTA San Andreas. You can play multiplayer and run around with your friends to explore the whole world. You have to share a screen, so I guess you wouldn't classify it as splitscreen, but it's still very fun.Ashley_wwe
Isn't sharing a screen split-screen? if not, I have learnt something shockingly new today lol Split-screen is when the screen is split in half or 4 ways and allows each player to view the game from their own viewpoint. Co-op games usually have an overhead view that pans as the players move.
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