Recent content by Inquisitor94

For my first review, I shall be reviewing Halo: Combat Evolved, for the Xbox (well, technically, I?m playing it on an Xbox 360, but does it matter?). For those of you who are dead (even the person on the cave on Mars has heard about Halo), Halo was a game released by Bungie Studios in 2001...

Oh. Fudges. Well, I guess that I will be banned before too long now.

huh?

Oh, but I will ask.

Here's how it would work: - Buy it: This would be reserved for must-own games which everybody should have. i.e Grand Theft Auto 4, the Orange Box, and Bioshock. - Get it in the Bargin Bin: This would be used for those games which are good, but flawed, or devoted to a certain genre...

Today I went out a bought a Sega Genesis. (But, Inquisitor, you must be crazy! That system is nearly twenty years old!)Yes, I know that, but... well, all these years when I could have been playing games, I have not, so now I feel that I should try to catch up with the rest of ya. Besides, the...

Disclaimer: I haven't really played any of these games, so don't take my word about it. These recomendations come from friends and aquaintences of mine. On the PS2, you have Timesplitters 2. On the Gamecube, you have Metroid Prime, both the original and Two. You got Call of Duty 4 on...

I think that the reason why I keep failing the level is due to an Artificial Intelligence glitch, so I don't know what to do.

Recently, I have started gaming after a years-long hiatus (since the N64 days!) with Hitman IV: Blood Money. I am currently stuck on the level "A Murder of Crows", am I am considering using a walkthrough to help me complete it. My question is: Do you use walkthroughs o help you complete a game?

I thought the quote was "Nobody escapes the Spanish Inquisition"?

The Spanish Inquisition: The Video Game

This will be continually updated as time goes one, likely once every other day. Recently, I have played the first game I have played in a while (like, since the N64 days), Hitman: Blood Money for the PC. And I must say, it is a great game, am I am enjoying it. But I realized something earlier...

So I guess that just because the PC gaming market may have some potential in the future, we must all abandon console games and rush to play World of Warcraft, Portal, and Team Fortress 2. Cause, I mean, it's not like their will be any new consoles coming out at cheaper prices than it would take...

On #1: I tend to get scared very easily, so I'll probabley get scared no matter what. On #2: I have actually downloaded the second System Shock, but the download was corrupted, and the game crashed without fail every time the training ends. I'll try to find a CD copy and hope it works...

I bet it does. For me it takes usually an hour to make my way through a level/quest/mission in a game, and that is after multiple (failed) attempts to beat it leaving me with some knowledge of it. And to do this while filled with fear.. well, that would be tough.