Recent content by TehMountainMan

That was pretty funny, in a bit of a sadistic sort of way.

This is really a matter of which style of shooter is better; basically, regenerating health inevitably spans to the modern military shooter (or halo, whatever), and the non-regenerating health represents the older shooter design (which does see some use, as apparently Resistance 3 uses the...

Sounds like Goldeneye on the N64, instead you automatically have body armor and it regenerates. Is this about right?

One thing off the top of my head: non-regenerating health encourages players to improve their abilities at the game, while regenerating health reassures players that it doesn't matter if they're bad, they can get through without improving their skills. Another thing: non-regenerating health...

Or if you like music games and can find a copy online that's not too expensive, import DJ Max Portable - Clazziquai Edition. That game was addicting as all hell, and I still play it from time to time.

I'd recommend playing Peace Walker, Oath in Felghana (which incidentally I got a few weeks ago; it's alright), or Final Fantasy IV. Probably can't go wrong with those, and if you don't like one then you can move onto another. As for games that aren't there, don't know if you played it but...

That seemed to be more of a jab at claims the game made of being free and whatnot. He used it only to point out an inconsistency in the game, and, more importantly, to make the point that no game will ever be entirely free. Basically, I doubt he was seriously criticizing the game for not...

It appears that he was nicer to the game then he would normally due to the recent shooter season. That's disappointing, considering that he tends to point out the flaws that no one dares to mention (especially not in such overwhelmingly lauded games like Skyrim). It's even more disappointing...

In retrospect, why didn't I quote? Anyway, in reply to The Virgo: You can compare two completely different things. That is, after all, the only way we discover that they are different. Anyway, what's more important is that you can still decide which is a better game. One way, for example, is to...

Having barely played the Battlefield 3 beta and having played only so much of Deus Ex, I'd say it depends on what you're content with. With Deus Ex, you're probably getting something you haven't experienced before, and it's certainly an experience that won't be hampered by any obnoxious...