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I for one, would very much like to see Ninja Gaiden Sigma 3, with tons of blood and possible decapitations, since we didn't get that with Sigma 2.

Well, that part is kind of tricky since you simply can't stay in one place all the time. I had no problems with grenade throwing unless someone prefers to keep the SIXAXIS throw enabled. I also don't have a problem replaying the game especially when I've missed lots of artefacts and such. The locales are so nice that I would replay U2 just for those alone.

Enojy your guns, BBQ, fireworks and what have you.

Hm, I didn't have a problem with that really.

Isn't that the part where you have to shoot the two security guards? Yeah, the mechanics in that are a bit weird, since you can't tell when the guards can stop and when they can't. While I think that the museum part is one of the best lead-ins to a game that I've seen, the way the game forces you to stay hidden kinda takes some of the charm away. Well, it's supposed to be a heist, so what else can you do?

Terra is one of the best locations in the entire game. The Iifa Tree comes second. I'm an FFVIII person myself, although the fact that it's been broken on the PS3 for god knows how sucks tremendously. FFIX is definitely high up on the list though.

moar liek, lol Sheva.

I think that the concept of OnLIVE is great, but the execution, but the execution stumbles like a drunk.

Heh, nothing like a good Steel Fist combo after a long firefight. P.S. Going against the GAU-19 heavies is always an uplifting experience ... More Resonance of Fate for me.

The story is pretty awesome, and the set pieces are fantastic.

I reckon most X360 owners have never touched a PS3, or if they have, Uncharted 2 wasn't their game of choice. .... The choice was Madden NFL something, undoubtedly.

yeah, it's groove. The only problem with it is that the system is a bit scretchy at times, and movement from cover to cover doesn't work as you'd expect it to. Well, this depends more on the shape and positioning of cover objects than anything else.

Exactly. Red Faction had one or a couple of stealth sections, but those were relatively brief and not very difficult. I enjoyed that game and still do

Deus Ex was always one of those games that were just too difficult for me to enjoy, and I never bothered to learn to play it right. Stealth in an FPS game is not my cup of tea.

Resolution reduction would have been nice considering the ridiculous resolution some of those images have. And no, the forum thumbnail system doesn't help much, because it kicks in only after all the pictures have been loaded on the page. P.S. Yes, I removed the two largest pictures. Please, no more images that exceed 1000px in either direction.

First off did you use in-game saves or save states? What version of VBA are you using? Regardless of what your answers were to the above questions, if the folder VBA uses for saves is read-only, or you don't have permissions to write to that folder, then naturally no save file will ever get written there.

EuroGamer does it better, but that's just me. P.S. The Sixth Axis

Thanks? I'm surprised this place is still going after all these years.

Agreed. IIRC, FilePlanet, too.

Yeah, Flashblock does wonders in many situations. It's sad how site operators go through all the trouble of placing flash ads on their site without making sure that the ads work properly.

Personally, I love BioShock 2's story so far, and I like Rapture. but I have to admit that the game is much harder than the first. It's like every third Splicer you encounter has a typewriter and when those guys pop up when you're supposed to protect a Little Sister, things get way hard. The new hacking minigame is great, though and it helps when you get free items and health when you properly hack Health Stations and such. What still gets me though (as it did in the first game) is how fast enemies respawn when you do something specific or leave a certain area and come back. Limiting Health Kits and EVE Hypos to five doesn't warm me up, either.

Got BioShock 2 as well not long. It's sweet, and improves many things that made the original falter a bit.

Aw man, what the fuck did you do? I thought you were more ambitious than to succumb to a game like Dead Space. Taking long breaks from a game is fine, but to send it back completely?

Death Becomes Her from 1992. It's been long since I last saw this movie, so I enjoyed it.

Is it just me or has Inky become more and more jaded over the years?