Hmm... other than Half Life 2 and the Portal series? Nothing off the top of my head. I buy elder scrolls games for the magic system, so that might count.
OH ... MY .... **faints** ever bought a game just for 1 damn weapon???
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I loved the RPD on COD4. With a grip, it's basically a very powerful and accurate machine gun, which suits my style of combat perfectly. (i.e- pick enemy off from a distance)Not G. Ivingname said:
5 bucks? I bought it for $2. Twice. My dog mauled my first copy, so instead of pirating, I bought another. Still play it, although I'm perplexed by the cinematics. Ingame looks far better. On the original Xbox.maninahat said:If you're interested, it'll probably only cost about 5 bucks max to buy it. Tis an old school game which is fairly funny, but has sparodic moments of severe difficulty. I recommend it.SsilverR said:ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuuuuuuck O_Omaninahat said:Hell yes. I bought Armed and Dangerous simply on the premise that one of the guns fires sharks. My choice was entirely down to this picture:
I actually bought that game for the Topsy Turvy bomb. Jam it into the ground, it flips the gravity upside down, and people fly up, then back down, while you hold on. And the Guy Fawkes bomb. Makes enemies fight each other. We need Armed and Dangerous 2.
I haven't played Armed and Dangerous, but the shark gun is sounding intriguing:
Seriously, this is on par with that gun on Painkiller that shoots shurikens and lightning.
Seriously, this is on par with that gun on Painkiller that shoots shurikens and lightning.
Well, if I do end up buying RF:A, it'll be for the magnet gun from the demo. Out of curiosity, does it have unlimited ammo like in the demo?
I didn't buy it specifically because of the weapons, but Destroy all Humans has some crazy crap.
Red Faction II didn't feel like a Red Faction game. That's why I didn't like it. Geomod was practically nonexistent except for certain scripted parts where they required you to use it.SsilverR said:
Anyway, I don't think the magnet gun was in Red Faction: Guerrilla (Red Faction "3"). I think you're referring to Red Faction Armageddon, which is the 4th main game in the series. I don't even count Red Faction Battlegrounds, but I guess it's worth mentioning.
It was my main gun i used in the demo. I remember throwing one of those big bug things across the roof of the cave, smashing through several walls of crystals. At one point i think I threw a hallway at one of them. That gun IS amazing and I love how they implemented it in the game.SsilverR said:
Three words: Infinite versatile parachutes.Pearwood said:
Think of everything you can use a parachute for. Short of dropping it on people, you can do that.
We most certainly do. With this current resurgance of old school run and gun games (Serious Sam, Duke Nukem etc.) it's now or never.redisforever said:5 bucks? I bought it for $2. Twice. My dog mauled my first copy, so instead of pirating, I bought another. Still play it, although I'm perplexed by the cinematics. Ingame looks far better. On the original Xbox.maninahat said:If you're interested, it'll probably only cost about 5 bucks max to buy it. Tis an old school game which is fairly funny, but has sparodic moments of severe difficulty. I recommend it.SsilverR said:ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuuuuuuck O_Omaninahat said:Hell yes. I bought Armed and Dangerous simply on the premise that one of the guns fires sharks. My choice was entirely down to this picture:
I actually bought that game for the Topsy Turvy bomb. Jam it into the ground, it flips the gravity upside down, and people fly up, then back down, while you hold on. And the Guy Fawkes bomb. Makes enemies fight each other. We need Armed and Dangerous 2.
Not really the new Duke Nukem, but definitely Serious Sam. So, Planet Moon Studios, get to work, make us another game!maninahat said:We most certainly do. With this current resurgance of old school run and gun games (Serious Sam, Duke Nukem etc.) it's now or never.redisforever said:5 bucks? I bought it for $2. Twice. My dog mauled my first copy, so instead of pirating, I bought another. Still play it, although I'm perplexed by the cinematics. Ingame looks far better. On the original Xbox.maninahat said:If you're interested, it'll probably only cost about 5 bucks max to buy it. Tis an old school game which is fairly funny, but has sparodic moments of severe difficulty. I recommend it.SsilverR said:ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuuuuuuck O_Omaninahat said:Hell yes. I bought Armed and Dangerous simply on the premise that one of the guns fires sharks. My choice was entirely down to this picture:
I actually bought that game for the Topsy Turvy bomb. Jam it into the ground, it flips the gravity upside down, and people fly up, then back down, while you hold on. And the Guy Fawkes bomb. Makes enemies fight each other. We need Armed and Dangerous 2.
Yep, same here, complemented the chinese stealth suit a bit too well though, having a <level 5 character killing almost anything in the game kinda ruined Fallout 3 for me.Ice Azure said:
so thats what would happen if you stickitaped 3 automatic shotguns, a few rocket launchers and a couple of good "ol wacking stick togethereMordwyl said:
