Seriously? I was expecting a real campaign, not a long match with useless bots.

I'm not saying it's a terrible game, it's just had a hard launch because of bugs (kind of like Homefront I guess).

They'll probably patch everything in about a week.

Don't judge a game by its release.

Last I heard, people were complaining that they were trying to base the entire game on jumping, or that it was a ripoff of Mirror's Edge. So I guess not.

Does anyone remember when developers did their job and patching bug fixes after release was unheard of?

Good times.

EDIT: Also:



yeeahh

You mean before gamer culture and development procedure, including the rise of the internet and the subsequent perception of many forms of media as ongoing services rather than products, and enormous growth in the gaming population and the resulting exponential rise in pressure from publishers to release, shifted dramatically towards what we would recognise today?

Exactly.

kingdom hearts 3

that is all

That game is going to be the deciding factor in me buying a 3DS.

kingdom hearts was like the smartest idea ever
seriously i've clocked number 1 countless times

hheheheh

Combining original characters with Final Fantasy and Disney ones was a good idea?

Sorry, mate. I'd have to be out of my brains on illegal substances to agree with that.

It's not the smartest idea ever, but you people who don't like Kingdom Hearts don't know what fun is.

I have played it. The story was the only good thing about it.

Haters gonna butthurt.

Even then the story wasn't fantastic. I enjoyed the gameplay, it was fast paced.

The gameplay was really nice. On expert the start of the game is really stressful and dependant on strategy, although it becomes mashy once you hit level 60. At level 99 even the hardest bosses present minimal challenge.

The story was odd. In the first game, the saving Kiari plot was big in the first 2 and last 3 worlds, but then minimal in the rest of the game. KH2 was much more story driven.

It wasn't a good idea to mash Disney and Square characters together, but it works and I'm glad they did.

This game seems pretty interesting, looks a bit like Minecraft and something else. I think it comes out tomorrow on Steam. (Or maybe today, haven't checked yet.)

I'll probably buy it when it's on a sale or something, I'm keen on trying it out.

It's already available: http://store.steampowered.com/app/105600/

Not too sure if I'm going to buy it, to be honest. Sure, it looks like a good game and all, but I can't see anything that makes me want to play it instead of Minecraft.

Allow me to clearly state that Terraria is not a 2D version of Minecraft. It's an RPG with Minecraft-esque base building and resource collecting.

I was looking forward to the release, but I lack a computer to run it.

Shadows of the Damned looks crazy enough to warrant a purchase.

Shadows of The Damned looks fucking weird.

Also, the main character's shotgun is called "The Big Boner". Yeeaaahh...

I saw the commercial for Duke Nukem Forever this morning.

Fuck, I can't wait.

Hmm, I just saw it as well. It makes me hate whichever Call of Duty made rap a staple for video game commercials.

Ah yes... Modern Warfare 3 has been announced, too.

The pre-pubescent masses rejoice, yay...

Some were talking of it today in school. Surprising they are able to keep the momentum of the same game so high.

That skull in Valley of the Damned would get on my nerves. Also the game looks stupid.

You are a fool.

Well, it looks stupid, but that doesn't mean it wouldn't be good.

Not stupid, kids. Unique. It looks unique. And incredible.