Recent content by Ruiner87

On a single purchase, the $120AU (or however much) I spent on the Halo: Reach Limited Edition. On a single game however, it would have to be Oblivion. $70 on my original copy, $100 for the GOTY after my original stopped working, and about $30 on DLC. It was worth it, though.

Well, I know that some of us are trying to be funny, but I'll give some examples of games where you're actually told what happens to the player character after they've saved the world. Gothic The Elder Scrolls It's much easier to just have heroes fade into obscurity when they're...

Call of Duty 4, Spetsnaz Victory theme. dat red army choir.

Wallhacks and Aimbots, that's what they say. I'm sorry that I spray through walls when I suspect people to be there, I'm just not stupid.

Anti-Material Sniper, how I love thee.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. All I heard about it was that it was good, and I picked it up for cheap in 2005. I was not disappointed.

Shotguns and SMG's, rush into the enemy spawn. Gotta' go fast.

Two Worlds: Loved it. Arcania: Gothic 4: Loving it.

Go play the Gothic series. Low fantasy ferdayz.

Hallelujah!

Half Minute Hero: Super Mega Neo Climax I thoroughly enjoyed it. It gave me a couple of days worth of entertainment for the equivalent of about $12.50AU, which was totally worth it. The core game was rather easy, which made it a joy to play through at my own pace, and the alternate modes...

I play games because I enjoy them. In the case of first person shooters, it's because of the fast-paced, competitive gameplay. In the case of an RTS, it's the thrill of outwitting an opponent with a superior strategy (or superior unit spamming). In the case of RPG's, it's the ability to create...

Still on my first Xbox after four years. Had to send my Xbox in to get fixed after the Component/AV port was messed up, and I've had to get the fans replaced in a way that Microsoft probably wouldn't like. It still works though. :DDD

Pokemon Blue. I started out playing games like Yoshi's Island and Super Mario World on the SNES, but when I got a Gameboy Colour and Pokemon Blue, my fate was decided.

You could try DxTory or PlayClaw. PlayClaw takes advantage of multiple cores, since most games only use one core PlayClaw let's you use your spare cores to dedicate for recording and realtime compression of the file. At high compression 1 min of 1080 recording is around 400MB.