Wolfenstein is back !! woohoooooo !!
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I had no such guilt. 
I really enjoyed that one. Another video, with some developer talk:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqCS2Wlk2dw
I really enjoyed that one. Another video, with some developer talk:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqCS2Wlk2dw
alpenwasser
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OmegaStalker
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They simply win the internet for the song they used alone....
Nothing beats some Jimi Hendrix...
Nothing beats some Jimi Hendrix...
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PLUS feels good to shoot Nazis instead of the usual Russian/Chinese/Brown people in turbans games seem to think the world consist of outside of america lol
alienware
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My favorite aspect of this new one is something people may not like: it's single player ONLY, no multi-player. That should allow for a great single player experience, since they don't have to worry about creating a "dual identity" game.
Oh and +1 on the Hendrix!
+5 for that. The next big one is going to be Fallout (4)
I long for good games designed for single player. Last one I really enjoyed was Duke Nukem Forever and DLC.
Did you play RTCW? I absolutely crapped my pants when I was in the crypt and the coffins opened and skeleton baddies came out :lol:
Absolutely EPIC game that.
You are my brother from another mother. :lol: I avoided Duke due to the awful reviews, but Fallout 3 and Skyrim have eaten up more of my life that I'll ever admit to, especially Skyrim.
alpenwasser
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+ 1 Googolplex! :lol:
I really love myself a good single player game. I have never really gotten into multiplayer (two
exceptions: the original Counter Strike and RTCW). And even though I can appreciate good
graphics, I'll much rather play something with an absolutely epic storyline. It's the main reason
I'm so in love with the original Deus Ex. The graphics might not have been the most brilliant
for the time, but oh dear god did I ever get caught up in that game. I've played through the
single player campaign 7 times by now (and as some may know: it's a really long
campaign if you do it thoroughly, which I always do).
Same goes for Metal Gear Solid 4. Yeah, I know, it's PS3, but bloody hell if you know the
story of all the different hells the different characters have been put through up to the point
where that game starts and are generally familiar with the game's universe... It's really
something else, much more akin to an experience than to an actual game, at least it was
for me.
Anyway, </ramble>
alienware
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Duke is bloody brilliant.
I don't care what a load of console swinging retards had to say about it.
Seriously I loved every last bloody minute of it. Constantly had me in fits of laughter* and kept me completely hooked all the way to the end.
To best sum it up? Half life 2.5. It's dated but tbh? that's the best part of it ! it was clearly designed for one person to have buckets of fun.
Yeah yeah yeah the graphics are dated WAHH WAHHHH bloody WAAAH.
It ain't about the graphics. The game is slick, well programmed and works perfectly well.
* there's one bit where I was wiping away tears tbh. You get stuck in a room with a load of pipes and you have to rotate them around to direct the steam.
Duke says -
F**k I hate Valve puzzles !
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alienware
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If we had "likes" around here, I would give you one:rock:
Play it through dude seriously it's epic epic fun.
alpenwasser
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I remember first watching the E3 trailer from 2001 or so and being so stoked about that
game, then... well you know
But ok, I'll take a swing at it when I get the time, thanks for the tip
alienware
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Dude, you can photocopy your arse on a photocopier. lmao, doesn't get much more fun than that
I bought it for £4 a while after launch and I was amazed at how I had let myself believe all the crap about it. 99% of the complaints were all console bound. Crap loading times, reloading a level after dying takes about two minutes.
Of course, none of these websites actually reviewed the PC version
I liked it so much that I also bought it AGAIN so I could have the Balls of steel edition and then I bought the DLC (The doctor who cloned me, it's fantastic).
There's just so many laughs in there.
I bought it for £4 a while after launch and I was amazed at how I had let myself believe all the crap about it. 99% of the complaints were all console bound. Crap loading times, reloading a level after dying takes about two minutes.
Of course, none of these websites actually reviewed the PC version
I liked it so much that I also bought it AGAIN so I could have the Balls of steel edition and then I bought the DLC (The doctor who cloned me, it's fantastic).
There's just so many laughs in there.
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alpenwasser
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I always chuckle a bit about that. I used to be an actual soldier (well, platoon leader infantry,
but you're a soldier before you get there), and sitting behind a desk does not bloody count!
Gaming is fun (or it's supposed to be, anyway), which going to war is inherently not (unless
you're mentally deranged maybe). Not that I ever went to war (Switzerland is not really the
place where you get that opportunity, best you can do is Swisscoy in Kosovo which is nothing
more than a glorified guard assignment), but still, I was in the army, I did my time, and even
though we had some fun times overall, none of us really ever thought of war as something
fun.
Not that I don't enjoy a nice shooter (I really, really do). It's just that people taking games as
seriously as the real thing seems a bit... nonsensical to me. :headscratch:
Anyway, </rant> :lol:
alienware
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Duke is absolutely everything COD and BF3 isn't.
That's why I love it, and that's why it got slagged off when it was released because it wasn't some clone of a crappy clone of the most popular game of the moment. It's from a forgotten era.
That's why I love it, and that's why it got slagged off when it was released because it wasn't some clone of a crappy clone of the most popular game of the moment. It's from a forgotten era.
