I dunno... I thought Space Channel 5 was awesome.ccjav said:also, a female character who uses "dance" moves to kill enemies
I dunno... I thought Space Channel 5 was awesome.ccjav said:also, a female character who uses "dance" moves to kill enemies
I'm American and found it disturbingly facinating, particulary when you realize just how fricken hard it is to replicate the original 3 shots. Then again, I have a really dark sense of humor(I think the 4th crusade was morbidly amusing)ShyWinter said:JFK Reloaded.
Maybe it's because I'm American. I mean, I had no problem playing as the Chinese in Battlefield 2 or sniping people in Hitman, but this game made say "the fuck?" out loud when I heard about it.
expanding on the sim games.x434343 said:Sim Great Purge.
Sim Japanese Internment Camp.
Sim Saddam Hussein's Reign.
Sacman said:sports games because y play a videogame of other people playing sports when u could just get off ur lazy ass make some actual friends and play football or soccer or baseball.
You CAN do both you know...Quaidis said:Any game about kids playing a card game. This could be done successfully if it was, say, a PC game... Like Solitaire. But to watch a game taken after a cartoon about kids sitting around playing cards is really anti-social and wrong in my opinion. Why on earth do that when you could, for far less money, buy actual cards of the same game from your local store and meet actual people to play against. The point of battle cards is to meet and have fun with friends, playing a single-player game where you battle imaginary people completely rips that point away.
Lies, Lies! I refuse to accept it.zen5887 said:You CAN do both you know...Quaidis said:Any game about kids playing a card game. This could be done successfully if it was, say, a PC game... Like Solitaire. But to watch a game taken after a cartoon about kids sitting around playing cards is really anti-social and wrong in my opinion. Why on earth do that when you could, for far less money, buy actual cards of the same game from your local store and meet actual people to play against. The point of battle cards is to meet and have fun with friends, playing a single-player game where you battle imaginary people completely rips that point away.