I remember that one, fun game...using the music's volume to find the flame was also pretty neat (the music got louder as you got closer to it and so on)
My favorite original soundtracks would have to be the Medal of Honor series and Tropico series, both have great music that just happens to be in a video game.
is seperating the wheat from the chaff: Remember that "gamer advice" hepled gave us the original NBA hands-sized Xbox controller, as well as the longer/breakaway cord.
Conker should be fun, but I want Perfect Dark Zero, the first was a great game that was hampered by the N64's limitations. Heck a re-release of the first one with updated graphics would be nice.
Nintendo should have made this move a long time ago, they don't have the market share to act like the 800 lb. gorilla anymore.
So is there also going to be a drop for 'Player's Choice' titles? (currently $30). Ah well, less money spent on games is always good.
Yeah, Nintendo is just as bad, probably even worse considering their games are pushed to kids.
Let's not also forget the recent Rygar (which I haven't had the chance to play yet but I hear is really good). Lots of folks are probably clamoring for another Tecmo Bowl, but just keep Mighty Bomb Jack dead and buried, and we're okay...
Now all they need is about 20 more iterations of part 2, another version with cutesy versions of the characters, a great puzzle game, and some Game Boy versions of the first 2 games...
They're certainly milking it for all its worth, aren't they?
I went through a credit check prior to getting a job at a company that printed lottery tickets. In that instance, it makes sense. They explained why and it didn't bother me.
BUT if you're not going to be in a position to handle large sums of cash or a company American Express card, then yeah, what's the point?
Everybody has screwed up somewhere down the line, it doesn't make them thieves...
I remember that one, fun game...using the music's volume to find the flame was also pretty neat (the music got louder as you got closer to it and so on)
My favorite original soundtracks would have to be the Medal of Honor series and Tropico series, both have great music that just happens to be in a video game.
"When Gamers Go Mad!" 1 hour of gamers chucking controllers at walls! At least it would probably be more entertaining then most of UPN's lineup.
is seperating the wheat from the chaff: Remember that "gamer advice" hepled gave us the original NBA hands-sized Xbox controller, as well as the longer/breakaway cord.
William's Arcade's Greatest Hits
Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Midway Collection 1
Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Midway Collection 2
Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 2
Arcade Party Pak
Atari Anniversary Edition Redux
and there's also Konami Arcade Classics
FYI A few of the games also don't work on the PS2
Conker should be fun, but I want Perfect Dark Zero, the first was a great game that was hampered by the N64's limitations. Heck a re-release of the first one with updated graphics would be nice.
The first time an in-game soundtrack really caught my attention was in the Medal of Honor games...great stuff there.
DROP AND GIVE ME TWENTY!
If I want 'cinematic flair' I'll go to the movies!
Do spawn-campers, aimbot users and other smacktards go to Virtual Hell?
[sound of rocket launcher being readied]
Let's find out...
Nintendo should have made this move a long time ago, they don't have the market share to act like the 800 lb. gorilla anymore. So is there also going to be a drop for 'Player's Choice' titles? (currently $30). Ah well, less money spent on games is always good.
Let's not also forget the recent Rygar (which I haven't had the chance to play yet but I hear is really good). Lots of folks are probably clamoring for another Tecmo Bowl, but just keep Mighty Bomb Jack dead and buried, and we're okay...
They're certainly milking it for all its worth, aren't they?
Just let it die already. The glory days of Atari are way past gone...
There's an option in the display portion of the pause menu to turn this off. It got on my nerves too and helps the framerate a hair on the PC version.
then you would be a Document Engineer... :)
Does anyone know of a good 2D game engine? I'd like to do some game programming for fun, but have little desire to deal with the 3rd dimension.
I went through a credit check prior to getting a job at a company that printed lottery tickets. In that instance, it makes sense. They explained why and it didn't bother me.
BUT if you're not going to be in a position to handle large sums of cash or a company American Express card, then yeah, what's the point?
Everybody has screwed up somewhere down the line, it doesn't make them thieves...
All gauges and indicators will be replaced with a "General Car Fault" light.
Most people can barely handle cell phones, that UI had better be REALLY good.
Don't look at me, it was only 15 words long when I wrote it. :)
Well, not in the U.S.A. anyway; look at who's in charge: the telephone companies and the cable companies. Have they ever lowered prices on anything??