It would've been cool on the Dreamcast. There weren't many shooters there. I played some Quake Team Arena and MDK2, but that was about it.
Most reviewers put the PC version above the console ones back then. I was still playing on PC (I played Red Faction on PC before I played the PS2 version) but for whatever reason I didn't play Half-Life until I started collecting for PS2.
On IGN Podcast Unlocked this week they were already talking about whether Bungie would do a Destiny 2 or just keep adding DLC. Seriously? Talking about a sequel ten days after the game is out? What's the matter with people? Also, worrying about the story this early in a game that's clearly going to release a lot of additional content is just silly. People are so darn impatient. It's borderline insane.
What's that level where you have move down a circular room with a giant monster in the middle swinging tentacles all over the place? That was a real pain last time I played it.
Yea, I was thinking that it might be. . . yes, it's for Episode One - the long one. Trying to get that garden Gnome into the missile was really hard. I didn't get that one. Fun trying though.
Reading comics by the trade now. Want them in my hands too.
Viva Pinata:
"Why can't we be friends
For real or even just pretend
We're more than happy to kiss your rear end.
Pals forever, totally tight
We think we can convince ya 'cause you're not too bright.
Why can't we be chums
Stuck together like chewin' and gum.
You know [?] be the guy that we'd run away from
Sure our alliance seems a bit unexpected
But with you for a pal, we'd feel quite protected
Bossom buddies right 'til the end
Tell me why, oh why
Can't we be friends."
I wanted to be friends with the Viva Pinata game but it was as annoying as Langston in this cartoon.
No that's interesting. I was wondering how the NES version played.
Sometimes kids games can be good. I loved Open Season and Lego Star Wars.
Oh yey! Hex grids! RPGs! Planes!
This is what Japanese hipsters look like then? Ok.
