[pryogene]

How are you my good man?

Alex6788

[Alex6788]

Yep. Good how are you? Played any good video games lately?

pryogene

[pryogene]

I'm good thanks. Well, I just finished Splinter Cell: Conviction; and I just started playing HAWX 2, which are both quite good. How about you, you played any decent games lately?

Alex6788.

[gabehabe]

Didn't see this coming, did you, motha fuckaaaaaaasssss?

pyrogene

[pryogene]

gabehabe, you douche!

Coincidentally, that's also my guess.

[Alex6788]

Wrong. Well i haven't gotten any new games lately but i rented some that i'm going to buy like red dead redemption was awesome! Can't wait till i can get it. I will be getting a lot of new games this month though like mass effect and some others.

pryogene

This post has been edited by Alex6788: 11 November 2010 - 02:27 PM

[pryogene]

Correct! Mass Effect 2 I presume, the original is quite old. I got Blur recently too, but it seems a far cry (haha, geddit?) from what I'm used to (the likes of RD: Grid, GT3/4, TOCA2/3 etc); quite arcade-y in fairness, though it is essentially the sequel to PGR4 so...

Alex6788

[Alex6788]

Correct! No mass effect 1. Ha ha the far cry joke. I played the demo of blur it was really fun, I love split second it's a really fun racing game.

pryogene

This post has been edited by Alex6788: 11 November 2010 - 02:33 PM

[pryogene]

Correct again. Well, it was £15 if I remember rightly, and in fairness to it it is a pretty damn fun game; quite like Mario Kart Wii and RD: Grid slapped together in a mish-mosh of high-octane action. I think for me it just lacks the physics that simulators have. I thrive on them - they're hard, but when you come first it's a real satisfying feeling

Alex6788?

[Alex6788]

Yep. I love all the mario kart games i have every single one ever made except for the one for the snes but i'm going to get it eventually to complete the collection, i can't wait for mario kart 3DS for the 3DS.

pryogene

This post has been edited by Alex6788: 11 November 2010 - 02:41 PM

[pryogene]

Quite the plan, they'll be worth thousands when Nintendo go out of business... *begins laughing hysterically* like that's gonna happen XD
I can't help but feel the 3DS will be somewhat gimmicky, fairplay - autostereoscopic top screen with a half decent res, but come'on, is it worth it?

Alex6788

[Alex6788]

Yep.

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is it worth it?

Oh my gosh yes, I've been waiting for the 3DS since March, i will be getting it at midnight as soon as it comes out. I don't think it'll be gimmicky, nintendo knows what they're doing.

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Quite the plan, they'll be worth thousands when Nintendo go out of business... *begins laughing hysterically* like that's gonna happen XD

Even if they did go out of business (which i can't see happening anytime soon) they're all opened and played so they wouldn't go for much, plus i probably couldn't let them go.

EDIT: I also have every handheld nintendo has made so i love the 3DS

pryogene

This post has been edited by Alex6788: 11 November 2010 - 02:51 PM

[pryogene]

I think the whole concept of handheld 3D gaming is a tad gimmicky in a way, but that's just me. I'll definitely be reading the reviews when it comes out; whether I'll get one or not is a different story.

Alex6788

[Alex6788]

Yep. The reason it's good for the 3DS is because you don't have to wear the glasses and the tech for 3d without glasses only works if you're looking straight at it (at the moment) so that works good for handhelds.

pryogene

This post has been edited by Alex6788: 11 November 2010 - 03:15 PM

[pryogene]

I knew that you don't need glasses - it's called 'autostereoscopy'. I suppose the fact that you have to look straight at it helps.

Alex6788