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5 (1) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (1) 1 (0) 3.7 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Left 4 Dead -- Where You'll Find Me 0
most first person shooters are designed to transplant gamers into other worlds, times or places of imagination. picking up new weapons, you take on the role of one-man army leading other non-playable characters to checkpoint after checkpoint until you reach the ending that will culminate in another sequel.and then, there’s left 4 dead.you still have checkpoints, or safe houses, that break up the sections of each campaign giving you and your online buddies a quick breakdown of statistics as well ...
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Fable 2 -- Freedom Within Limits 0
when a game makes you think, “i might have liked it if i didn’t play fallout first,” it comes as a surprise that joystiq.com’s best of 2008 list(link) gave it the top recommendation. the firstfable was hyped as the greatest rpg ever to be sold, a huge world built upon promises that ended up failing to deliver. i never got a chance to play the first, and i don’t have an opinion of it to write anything here. i did finish the second, and i’m sure this feeling i have is the one many felt after playi...
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Fallout 3 -- Something Good from the Atom Bomb 0
i loved it. that’s about as straightforward i can get. i can’t help but come clean as direct as possible after playing a game that judges every decision you make. from the opening lines sung by the inkblots, “i don’t want to set the world on fire,” to the last words voiced by ron perlman, “war never changes,” i felt an incredible level of immersion very rare in video games thanks in part to a development team obsessed with details.when it comes to judging works of art, critics usually question t...
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