Recent content by Atomic German

Nexus: The Jupiter Incedent, O.R.B, Battle Tanks, Silicon valley Empires: Dawn of the modern World, and a lot more i cant think of.

Dont forget to mention that the Eagles refused to carry the ring because of the incredible amount of evil tied to it. In the Hobbit theyre not made aware of the ring because it lies in a semi dormant state, otherwise seeming like an ordinary ring till worn.

YOU CAN GUIDE THE AT ROCKETS???!!!! In battlefield 2142, whenever you fired off a rocket from either faction's rocket launcher, the rocket would disengage you from the view finder. I was a little depressed about that since in previous BF2 installments you could guide the rockets via the...

Can we all just take this as EA is finally starting to learn something?

I prefer games to be long yeah, but an end in sight is always a good sign that theres sensibility for the time management.

I'm Taurus, and yes, I'm actually quite stubborn.

I agree with you on that, content matters a good deal indeed, especially if the game packs it with enough to keep me interested, but not overwhelmed or so little i get bored.

In short, I do. I love it when a game takes almost 20 hours of hard work, sweat and tears to play. I can get by with minimum 8 hours, which when I was oddly 12, took me that long to beat Half-Life on the hardest difficulty at the time. Sometimes i even take my time to explore and mess around...

WHile were all at it, how come Steam hasn't popped up as a valid and true example of when Digital Download Service is done right, its technically DRM in it's own way, isn't it? But with the allowance of an offline mode I'd reason that it's the prefect way to do it, no? With Valve Corp. Being the...

This is what I resonate with. Yeah, I bought Dead Space 3. Not because I accept DRM. But because i like Vicseral Games, i love the dead space series, and i want to enjoy the game, and I did. I had a balls out fun time doing it, and not once did the always on actually ream into my adventure and...