What 2012 really is...

[martyrdrebel27]

...but thank you E3, for showing me that the only remotely good game coming out in 2012 is Assassin's Creed 3, oh and I think there was something else, but I can't recall.

that other good game you can't recall... Watch Dogs. i'd bet on it, because that game clearly won E3. i hope that's the one you meant.

 

[TheDharmaFox]

Ha! You call that a backlog???

THIS IS A BACKLOG WHICH EXCLUDES ALL NON-STEAM GAMES

O_O

I'd run, seriously, just run, and don't look back

 

[TheDharmaFox]

...but thank you E3, for showing me that the only remotely good game coming out in 2012 is Assassin's Creed 3, oh and I think there was something else, but I can't recall.

that other good game you can't recall... Watch Dogs. i'd bet on it, because that game clearly won E3. i hope that's the one you meant.

As long as Watchdogs comes out in 2012, then yes, that game will be fun as all hell.

 

[wooty]

My back catalogue consists of Yakuza 3.........thats pretty much it really.

I guess my other aim is to survive all this London 2012 brainwashing that is currently going on.

 

[Iwata]

Waaaaaaaaaaay too many to count. I keep buying games and yet replaying the old favorites.

 

[CrimsonBlaze]

do yourself a favor and skip Resistance 2

The campaign was pretty bad and the mutiplayer was dead when I last tried it.

If we're talking about the campaign in Hard mode, then I disagree. The scrimmages can be challenging, the towering behemoths can be a pain if you have no idea how to best them, and even the most basic, unarmed chimera can take you out with a few hits. It makes you think about a way to survive each encounter and this makes the game more engaging than simply jumping into the fray, guns blazing. It also forces you to search the area for hidden and useful weapons that will aid you in a future battle, if you know how to use it properly and tactfully.

I personally enjoyed it and was the primary reason I got Resistance 3, which the campaign is much better, by the way.