I did try and run past everything a few times. That was fun, but I wanted to practice my swordplay so I started killing everything after that.
I like your advice. I'll take it.
I see that keeping your distance is a good strategy.
I'm excited to get back in there again.
I saw that ring item in the walkthrough. I tried not to look, really I did.
Shhhhweeeet!
My friend and I had fun once we stopped trying to do missions and just reeked havok.
I started Silent Hill: Book of Memories btw. I've got to finish the first mission to unlock multiplayer the game tells me.
Man, if I ever have a house and a yard, I'm going to water the plants in a full suit of armor just like in that screen shot you posted. To heck what the neighbors think!
Some notes on the video:
A knight's armor with built-in hang glider? I love it!
Castle sieges? Ah cool!
Those sailing ships look amazing!
Darkstar One looks really cool. I think I played a demo of it once, but maybe not. Anyway, it's going on the list.
My friend used to play State of Emergency all the frickin' time. I have the words "Penalty on civilians killed." etched in my brain now.
I think the time structure could be cool, if you really focus on it. Seems to me you have to have a clear plan when you enter the mall in order to get those missions done on time. Thing is, I just wanted to craft some weapons and make a mess.
I have a love/hate relationship with the Dead Rising series. DR2 improves on everything that was in the first game, but it keeps those lousy timed missions. The missions are also unclear. I mean, I'd go to a location and not have a clue what to do there. While you're trying to figure it out, zombies are crowding all around you so you can't think straight. By the time you've cleared enough of them away, the timer's gone off on the mission. If they only got rid of the time element, it would be great.
I thought as much. My friend told me it was a 250, but I was pretty sure it was a 120, because I gave it to him when I got my 360 slim. So right you are, it's a 120.
So you can install an internal drive on the 360 slim? I was wondering about that.
I have the slim now and it's been fine for several years so far. I got a 3 year warrantee at gamestop which seemed like a good idea. If it breaks, they just give me another one. My friend uses his for dvd movies as well, so he's really worked that thing good. I've been trying to install disc games now just to save the drive from working too hard. That's the one thing about 360's, they're fragile.
