Yep, I got it and I certainly didn't have full health every time or do all the investigations. I also got two other achievments just by falling into a crazy greyness through a wall and dying.
They'll have to say something on this week's hotspot. Ouch, I feel sorry for Vinny. It'll be difficult to stay level headed and say things by the book.
I'm kind of worried about the future of gamespot now. After Rich left I wondered whether they would be able to cope, but they crawled they way back and made themselves great again.
Through all these people quitting Jeff was always there to pick up the pieces and hold gamespot together. It's kind of ironic that he got fired by the company to he constantly strived to keep going.
Gamespot still has some great guys and I mean no disrespect to them, but in my opinion the two most important people at the site have gone in less than half a year, and it'll be difficult for them to continue, at least in the light-hearted way that they always did.
Guitar hero is really good, and the online play is really fun. Also Assassin's Creed won't have as much longevity as GH as once you're done with the single player, that's pretty much it. The thing is, they're just such different games that it's quite hard to compare them. I'm gonna get both but I can't really say for sureone or the other because I haven't played AC so I don't know what it's like...
I have a dual core, 2GB ram and something like 1900X ATI graphics card. I could run theCOD 4 democompletely smooth on high settings, but with Crysis it defaulted to medium settings and I was really disappointed with the visuals. It didn't look good at all. Bad textures, bad everything. It ran completely smooth, but thenI tried it on high settings and it was unplayable. I didn't really like the gameplay either actually.
Well what made it annoying for me was that 1. the unused characters kept getting attacked and stunned when I left them somewhere on purpose, 2. I found it really fiddly to jump down and land on lard lad's hatch thing, 3. He was really difficult to get in the right place because he kept running away, 4. Bart's slingshot ammo fires so slowly that Lard Lad can easily move out of the way.
On their own none of those things are that bad, and they shouldn't necessarily be perceived as faults, but it's just that when you combine them all it gets really frustrating. Just my opinion.... I wouldn't expect everyone to agree.
Is it just me or is the demo for the Simpsons game really difficult, and not in a good way? I played for around twenty minutes and it was just so frustrating... In the end I just gave up. Jeff Keighley also mentioned that he couldn't complete the demo on this week's Game Head.
I'm probably going to get it, plus rock band as well, but that's because RB is released next year over here in the UK. I would recommend it, but I would definitely consider getting rock band over it if you are a newcomer.
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