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I agree with most, but I'll make a couple points. While Resident Evil stopped making sense after the first game, the first game was about the characters going into a mansion and discovering the monsters that lived there. The "Resident Evil" if you will. I always liked the original title of...

First time playing Resident Evil 4. "Well, this game doesn't seem to bother with tutorials much, I'm glad I was able to learn enough so that I could survive. At least the enemies aren't too crazy ye- WHY DOES THAT ONE HAVE A CHAINSAW?!"

There is so much more to Spec Ops than just "that part." I say buy it.

Well, at least it's not blatant pay-to-win microtransaction bullshit like the weapon parts in Dead Space 3 or literally everything in The War Z.

While it was hardly this way a couple of years ago, the utilization of the PC as a primary focus when developing multi-platform games has been going up recently, with consoles being the ones stuck with the inferior port (Battlefield 3, The Witcher 2, Crysis, Serious Sam 3). At the same time...

If you used the better, more powerful ammo types, the pistol in Rage could theoretically be used through the entire game.

As an aspiring critic, I took it upon myself to play through Call of Juarez: The Cartel in the name of experience. It was one of the most dull, frustrating, and downright maddening gameplay experiences that I have ever had the misfortune of playing. I finished it in a single 6-hour-long session...

I shot the civilians because I was so blinded by all the shit going on that there didn't look like any other way through. Anyway, I also got the good ending where Walker gets extracted by the military.

A friend told me to check out ZP. I that was around September of 2010, and I've been here ever since.

Travis Touchdown (No More Heroes) Captain Walker (Spec Ops The Line)

1: 18 2: A 3: United States of America 4: A 5: B 6: A 7: B 8: Probably not 9: Probably not 10: Definitely 11: Probably 12: Probably 13: Bioshock

Borderlands 2. Spec Ops: The Line is a close second, but the gameplay was just really boring.

Games: Katawa Shoujo, Spec Ops: The Line, and Bioshock Movies: American History X and Forrest Gump

Resident Evil 4. There are a couple of mishaps, but it's just so varied and fun to play you can't help but enjoy yourself.

Pros: -Dual wielding weapons and plasmids was fun. -Secondary characters were still very interesting. -I enjoyed the new weapons. Cons: -The ending of the first game was so tight and contained that the very idea of a sequel was unnecessary at best and insulting at worst. -Bioshock 1 needed...