PineConesRULE
Not my favorite DLC for one of the best games of all time, primarily due to its design and navigation. Also, with how easy it is to get stuck in rooms with doors glitching and never re-opening. I lost a massive save years ago due to this.
Just felt uninspired and lazy. This game is infamously hated, despite its gunplay feeling a little more robust than the Marine playstyle in 2010s AVP. Granted, thats just how I remembered it, could be wrong because this was a redbox rental that left me groaning about the $2 I spent on it
2003
All I remember liking about this was the theme song that plowed into me everytime I was brought back to the menu screen.
1995
Not as sluggish or demented looking as the previous, feels a bit sleeker and fluid. Yet it still feels blocky at times and not as fast as we need it to be.
My love for the show at the time was blinded by the expired milk of a game this was.
The remaster is a nice cleaner grasp over the original, but all in all despite the flaws of the groundwork of an incredible series. The barebones nature and nostalgia I have for U1 will be tough to surpass. It'll always be my second fav game in the entire franchise, and I'm sure i'll play this again for the 50th time one day.
2014
Possibly the best digital version of my favorite board game! Its online fumbles quite often and needs to be able to adjust party hosts, but other than that. Lots of hours sunk into this friendship crusher.
2018
Fun way to pass the time, also really highlights how dumb some people are. I can't seem to understand some peoples tactics. The person with the biggest voice is typically the imposter... but yet, people will listen lol
2007
We don't deserve Rapture.
1991
Insanely fun, colorful and primitive roster, vibrant gameplay, and honestly the best SF game I've personally played.
1997
A quick trip down memory lane.
This game is an oddity to me. It’s incredibly short, simplistic enough, and repetitious. I played the holy hell out of this game as a kid, but would typically only make it halfway through before losing all my lives and giving up. It’s something I have a disgusting amount of nostalgia for.
A recent attempt to play the game without saves on co-op just banked us all the way to the 2nd to last level and we ran out of continues meaning we’d have to start all over again.
This wouldn’t have been such a bad thing if the game wasn’t so dense. You can complete the game in just under 2 hours, but the moves are limited, and the gameplay is quite stiff. NOT LIKE I REMEMBER! lol
There isn’t a real big learning curve to the game, it’s just a simple “beat ‘em’ up” and the challenge comes from the enemies garnering more health, block more often, and less health drops.
It is a bit watered down in a heavy genre that has a lot better games to offer, and I think the nostalgia dose for this game for a lot of people comes from the demo disc days. A lot of people that had demo discs or access to the Tomb Raider games, probably touched the demo of this game and found it really fun. However, the fun does wear out its welcome.
Fighting Force is a decent time to play with a friend until you’ve spent all of your continues. After that, move onto something with a little more substance.
This game is an oddity to me. It’s incredibly short, simplistic enough, and repetitious. I played the holy hell out of this game as a kid, but would typically only make it halfway through before losing all my lives and giving up. It’s something I have a disgusting amount of nostalgia for.
A recent attempt to play the game without saves on co-op just banked us all the way to the 2nd to last level and we ran out of continues meaning we’d have to start all over again.
This wouldn’t have been such a bad thing if the game wasn’t so dense. You can complete the game in just under 2 hours, but the moves are limited, and the gameplay is quite stiff. NOT LIKE I REMEMBER! lol
There isn’t a real big learning curve to the game, it’s just a simple “beat ‘em’ up” and the challenge comes from the enemies garnering more health, block more often, and less health drops.
It is a bit watered down in a heavy genre that has a lot better games to offer, and I think the nostalgia dose for this game for a lot of people comes from the demo disc days. A lot of people that had demo discs or access to the Tomb Raider games, probably touched the demo of this game and found it really fun. However, the fun does wear out its welcome.
Fighting Force is a decent time to play with a friend until you’ve spent all of your continues. After that, move onto something with a little more substance.
2017
I'd honestly say this was the last COD, I legit enjoyed. The look, feel, and competitive nature of it. I had a blast playing. I intend on jumping into the campaign again just to experience some solid WWII blood and iron before laying it to rest.
A solid multiplayer experience that helped pass the time during lockdown three years ago. It was also the last Call Of Duty game I played, and my minimal time with Warzone was memorable. In the end, I'm essentially done with COD unless they were to revive the earlier PS3 era games. With so little time in life, I have zero desire to return to heavy multiplayer experiences.
An impressive looking run in the mill "Mafia story", but has a wide range of mechanics. Free roam, cover shooting, brawling, car chases, races, escorts, stealth, turret esc sections. It's a game without a true identity, but at its core it was a solid time. Even for a remake, the gameplay was a little stiff for me and the driving was like old people f**king. It definitely has more highs than lows, and I'm eager to move onto the sequel. But one playthrough was enough for me.
Broken for awhile and limited the fun of playing online. Too much toxicity, but could be incredibly fun at times!