Recent content by Diablo2Fan

Same for me, them and Limp Bizkit, i know more nu metal but still metal right? Me and my best mate stole his sisters Korn and LB albumns when she went on holiday, back in the day when GTA london had just came out on PS1

I used this once a while go but couldn't find it again, thanks for bringing it back to my attention. This time i'll remeber to bookmark it ^^ Heres my two cents 65538,576,16392,592,4096,576,1024,576,258,576,8,2640,0,578,0,584

Thanks managed to find a copy shortly after posting, My god does it bring back memories :)

An oustanding review right here, Easily the best one i've read on this site. The Mad Mushroom story brought back times of screaming like a little girl every time he reared his ugly fungi head?body?thing?. Now if only i still had a floppy drive (still have my orginal floppy disk copies back...

I'll second that, Thats probably one of the better reasons to get dumped. Her loss at the end of the day XD

Mine was orginally Dungeon keeper 2 and then when i got Diablo 2 thats when i really got addicted to playing video games. Before that though it was the countless hours spent on my Sega master system playing Sonic and some Ninja game (cant quite remember its name though).

I know that at one point in history we owned a vast majority of the planet but gave it back to everyone, why we did that i have no idea. Bring back the Bristish empire please.

Excellent review here, i'm really glad that the full product lived up to my expectations. Agreed with you on the AI director, even in the full game it does only spawn objects and npcs in a number of places, one a multiplayer playthrough of one of the missions from the dead air campaign i was...

Whoppers generally have alot more in them and are abit beefier however the service in our local Burger King is awful. So i'd say if it was just about the burger than Whopper hands down, but if its combining the whole eating experience aswell i'd say the Big mac.

I'd have to say it's either the Black Knight skit from Holy Grail, The ministry of silly walks, or the dead parrot skit. All are legendary bits of British comedy.