Bought Assault on dark Athena (10 euros) and Mirror's Edge (3,74)
Meh, I played Escape from Butcher bay and thought it was pretty meh. Mirror's Edge is great fun, but I already pirated it.
Mirror's Edge worth my 5?
Ive pirated both, but couldnt run chronicles of riddick smoothly and I'd like to play mirror's edge again anyway.
Also I was already downloading at 500KB/sec 7 years ago, games don't fit on a single CD anymore Steam. Cut gabe's lunch budget and buy some more bandwidth
Also I was already downloading at 500KB/sec 7 years ago, games don't fit on a single CD anymore Steam. Cut gabe's lunch budget and buy some more bandwidth
too short to be worth 50 but is definitely worth 5.Stimey wrote:
Mirror's Edge worth my 5?
Lol @ 500kb/s. I'm happy to get 200.
Same. And getting 400 is heavenly.Bevo wrote:
Lol @ 500kb/s. I'm happy to get 200.
Also I can't believe you stooped as low as to make a 'Gabe is fat' joke.
Someone's not happy with their countryside internet connectionSpidery_Yoda wrote:
Same. And getting 400 is heavenly.Bevo wrote:
Lol @ 500kb/s. I'm happy to get 200.
Also I can't believe you stooped as low as to make a 'Gabe is fat' joke.
I usually get like 1.5M on Steam.
it's not very good, but it's certainly worth $5 just to try it out.Stimey wrote:
Mirror's Edge worth my 5?
Just picked up Mirror's Edge. I remember being really interested in it before it came out but then it got mixed reviews so I passed it up for something else, but for $5... why not?
I'd have payed £15 for it. A nice playthrough, with an interesting storyline. Beautiful graphics, an original idea, for once, made for a pretty good game.OmniDeath wrote:
Just picked up Mirror's Edge. I remember being really interested in it before it came out but then it got mixed reviews so I passed it up for something else, but for $5... why not?
Shame I never touched it since. Even 'timetrials' gave no more incentive to play it.
That and the fact it kept saying hit B to jump, RB to punch etcetcetc.
I don't think Mirrors Edge is worth £3.50 judging from my 1-2 hour Xbox play session many months ago. Interesting idea but flawed, linear, and frankly boring execution.
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I wouldn't quite call it linear. It's less linear than the straight line that is Call of Duty for example.Spidery_Yoda wrote:
I don't think Mirrors Edge is worth £3.50 judging from my 1-2 hour Xbox play session many months ago. Interesting idea but flawed, linear, and frankly boring execution.
Monkey island is the tits, used to play that at my friends house all the time, awesome.
Nostalgia.
Nostalgia.
it's equally straight.Finray wrote:
I wouldn't quite call it linear. It's less linear than the straight line that is Call of Duty for example.Spidery_Yoda wrote:
I don't think Mirrors Edge is worth £3.50 judging from my 1-2 hour Xbox play session many months ago. Interesting idea but flawed, linear, and frankly boring execution.
Well, I may be being pedantic here, but there are slightly different paths you can take through the levels, apposed to pretty much any CoD where there is generally only one way.Miggle wrote:
it's equally straight.Finray wrote:
I wouldn't quite call it linear. It's less linear than the straight line that is Call of Duty for example.Spidery_Yoda wrote:
I don't think Mirrors Edge is worth £3.50 judging from my 1-2 hour Xbox play session many months ago. Interesting idea but flawed, linear, and frankly boring execution.
From what I played there was only one narrow path through each level.
in one part of no fighting in the war room there's 3 halls. talk about open world.Finray wrote:
Well, I may be being pedantic here, but there are slightly different paths you can take through the levels, apposed to pretty much any CoD where there is generally only one way.Miggle wrote:
it's equally straight.Finray wrote:
I wouldn't quite call it linear. It's less linear than the straight line that is Call of Duty for example.
I didn't say open world, I said slightly different paths.Miggle wrote:
in one part of no fighting in the war room there's 3 halls. talk about open world.Finray wrote:
Well, I may be being pedantic here, but there are slightly different paths you can take through the levels, apposed to pretty much any CoD where there is generally only one way.Miggle wrote:
it's equally straight.
I was being sarcastic.Finray wrote:
I didn't say open world, I said slightly different paths.Miggle wrote:
in one part of no fighting in the war room there's 3 halls. talk about open world.Finray wrote:
Well, I may be being pedantic here, but there are slightly different paths you can take through the levels, apposed to pretty much any CoD where there is generally only one way.
Huh, I'm getting 1.8 Mgps (re-downloading TF2 - or at least I was earlier, done now) and my ISP is generally a piece of crap.
Hell yea, but I already bought the special edition both for pc and on my 360... + I have 1 to 4 on seperate discs and the 1-3 bounty packDauntless wrote:
Monkey island is the tits, used to play that at my friends house all the time, awesome.
Nostalgia.
I wonder if they'll make a re-make of Monkey Island 2.... I love how you can change between re-make and classic whenever you want ^^
mgps? really?
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
no more deals
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"