Posts by Erratic
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Can't wait. Q3 forever.
All it needs is stats tracking and this could replace Desktop TD as my primary quick fix game.
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Quote from buddy the designer
I've seen screenshots from these two games last night and they didn't interested me too much.Now that you brought it up and I've checked some videos I decided to dll and test. The mechanics and Atmosphere are decent, the art could be a bit better though. (While sequel is arleady a lot better than the original)
And yeah puzzles really are logical.
it's clearly inspired by SH and other simmilar games, I like it:D
Play it! The experience it provides with minimal content is astounding in my opinion. Gameplay videos of most games suck

And you're right about it borrowing from Japanese horror games. The piano/ambient sounds in particular are such a throwback to the fixed-camera style Resident Evil games. It's great stuff.
I got a digital download for Penumbra: Overture from Direct2Drive and loving the puzzles so far. They're so grounded in reality when compared to other horror game puzzles. Gives such a better sense of the environment and world as opposed to arbitrary puzzles that-are-so-obviously-puzzles that you find in the Silent Hill and RE games. (they're still awesome too, of course
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Quote from FrieChamp
Please elaborate! I play on one specific "hardcore" server most of the time and beside people constantly calling each other "n00b" it's pretty awesome. We just play "search and destroy" and some of the players on it play amazingly well. It really makes a difference what server you play on.
I bounce around a bunch of hardcore servers and can't say it's been any worse than other PC games. Just be glad you aren't on Xbox Live.
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Hadn't really heard much about these games at all, just a scatter of mentions over the last little while but finally checked out the demo for Penumbra: Black Plauge and it's pretty great. Anyone try these yet? Apparently there's two games in the series (overture being the first, black plague second), they're basically FPS-Survival horror made up mostly of puzzle solving from what I gathered from the demo, but they're pretty ingenious puzzle designs. Really practical, logical kind of puzzles, I had a blast with it.
Gonna try and get these somehow. Not sure they're available retail...They don't seem to be available on Steam either, which is a shame, cause they look like perfect candidates to be on there; no publicity/by a small developer.
so yeah, go download for awesomeness.
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I stand by my comment. It's not so inconceivable that that could be a screenshot


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Quote from D3ads
Started S.T.A.L.K.E.R. last night, loving it to bits so far, the only problem I have is with some dodgy animations and stupidly hard firefights. Even on the medium graphical settings, it still looks an amazing game and atmosphere is fantastic!
Started this up a couple days ago as well. So good, but damn, the auto saves are infrequent. Been setting me back quite a ways when I suddenly get in a firefight with some wandering enemies and get messed up. Gotta get back into quick-saving like a whore mode

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I'll wait for the dvd.
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There's no distinct look to it at all. Could easily be mistaken for Generals. C&C 3 had a distinct look with the environments and buildings all having a really unique quality to them. This doesn't give me a Red Alert vibe at all. Where's all the exaggerated unit/structure designs?
The only shot that looks right is this, but not sure if that's in game or not
[Blocked Image: http://www.ea.com/redalert/images/media/03_art.jpg]
I'm a little confused now.
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That looks like a C&C Generals mod to me. Why would RA3 look worse than C&C 3?
I heard there's a co-op campaign. Insta-buy for me if true.
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Twisted Metal: Head-On for the PS2

Haven't really played a Twisted Metal game since TM2, gameplay still holds up after all these years.
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Quote from buddy the designer
Now release on PC plz

This will be the first time I play a GTA on a console. Double excitement for me not having to use WASD for driving.
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Yeah that kicks ass. Yours and Methods stuff are great examples of D3 engine usage.
Brush based editors forever.

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The last bit drove me INSANE. The section where you have to redo the training near the end was ridiculous. Getting shot at while shimmying along the rail? It was like no one tested those last sections.
I almost didn't beat it because of those parts, but yeah I really liked the rest of the game, despite it's flaws, it does some really cool stuff. I found the most enjoyable sections were the platforming, really. Just grabbing ledges and navigating the environment. The gun combat is poor, but once you get the hang of the melee system it's fun...Till more than 2 enemies show up, then it kinda becomes frustrating. But yeah, worth while just to see all the craziness done in first person. -
Just beat Breakdown (xbox) and Crysis. Ran into a pain in the ass progression blocker at the end of Crysis
but an awesome experience otherwise. Probably one of the best shooters on PC in years. It really took me by surprise after the underwhelming demo.Still getting through Devil May Cry 3 and started up Twilight Princess again after never really giving it a chance.
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Finally getting around to playing Crysis. And it's awesome.

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Crysis hits a million units worldwide
http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/51081
Way to pick up the difference, Europe

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I got the regular version that's been lingering around since I picked up my PS2. It was the DMC4 demo that sparked me to start playing it again cause I really liked that and thought I'd give DMC3 another try. I was hoping to beat it before 4 comes out but I don't think it's gonna happen.
The demo looked ridiculous too, at 60fps. Most impressive, Capcom.
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It looks like a prison
