The first time I played it was about a month after it was released and I just straight up did not enjoy it and I sold it. For some reason though summer of last year I started thinking about it so I went out and bought it I still haven't beat it but I am awaiting Mass Effect 2 with great anticipation.
Not a bad idea. Something else more games should utilize are the "in-game" Achievement counters that can show you your progress towards getting Achievements, a la Gears 2.atm0073
Thats a good one I never even thought something like that.
I have been bouncing this idea around for a while now so I wanted to know what you fine folks think. So my idea is obviously called Ghost Achievements and it only affects achievements you already have. So when you start a new game, e.g. in COD 4, and complete an achievement you already have the little achievement thing pops up but with a check or X through it to show you have it, and you get no achievement points. I mean thats the point of achievements to make you feel that you achieved something so why not let us have something each time. What do you guys think about this, all opinions are welcomed.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is, thats not to say Fallout 3 isn't a good game but I just like using Swords and Bows better. Fallout 3 an amazing game.
Okay so I found my Gamecube memory card today and started playing Lugi's Mansion and I remembered at one point it had been corrupted because of cheats and I had lost all my saved games. My question was will it still be corrupted and lose all my new saves or will it be fine as long as I no longer cheat? Thank you for any help you can give.
What is the difference between the free and the one you pay for? Is it just co-op or is there something else? Also I'm sorry if this has been asked before now.
This happened to me once when I was trying to play Oblivion all I did was put the game in, turn off the console, waited about ten minutes and turned it back on and it worked perfectly
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