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#1  Edited By EightBitWarrior
@Mikemcn: I have OCD when it comes to saving my game in games that let me do it often. I always have at least 3 save files. I think I had 5 for Fallout 3.
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#2  Edited By EightBitWarrior

Word. Part of becoming pro is getting time on the actual hardware and whooping people face to face. Wish I had an SF4 machine in my room, that would be dope. Got 10,000 dollars I can borrow?

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#3  Edited By EightBitWarrior

Definitely showed me that it's a lot better than the demo showed (nothing really impressive). Might check it out sometime.

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#4  Edited By EightBitWarrior

Glad to see you've found a game to nestle yourself into lately. The matchmaking actually working is a nice touch :P

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#5  Edited By EightBitWarrior

They're games. A hobby. If you're wonderng why they're not giving you all you want and need in life, you're looking at them way too hard. If you find absolutely no joy whatsoever playing them, and they bore you, then don't play them.

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#6  Edited By EightBitWarrior

Wow, some of you people are pretty hardcore on the hate. Yes, I'm addicted to it. I love the game, so what? Get over it.


I never played PSO. From what I saw in videos and such, the game looks mostly the same as PSU so I dunno... sounds like you guys just grew up with PSO and got tired of it over time, so the new game didn't impress you when it didn't do much if anything new. Being my first PS game, I enjoy it thuroughly. That's all there is to it.
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#7  Edited By EightBitWarrior

I used to know a guy that was hardcore into that game, but I could never get into it for some reason, and apparently not the music either. Oh well, I guess.


As for a recent tune I've really been enjoying, it would have to be Crystal Snail's stage from Mega Man X2:

  

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#8  Edited By EightBitWarrior

I love when someone says they're loving a game, and someone comes in saying the game is garbage even if they haven't played it.

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#9  Edited By EightBitWarrior

So the other night, me and some friends on Xbox Live got really bored and started downloading a bunch of random demos on the Xbox Live Marketplace. The TimeShift multiplayer demo (PUKE), Juiced 2 multiplayer demo (eh...), and others including surprisingly still online Phantasy Star Universe beta demo. Now, I've downloaded this demo already a long while back, but I'll admit that I had NO clue what was going on, and it took me like an hour to find out where the missions were at, and when I did, I died immediately (was a high level dungeon lol). I got a couple of friends to join me this time, so I figure, hey, I'll try to figure it out and give it a fair shot... and became extremely addicted. Now let me tell you, the demo is very lean on content (both mission wise and customization options, among other things), but.... I dunno, it just became extremely addicting the more I played on.


Also, in my history, the online RPGs I've gotten into have ALL been about real-time combat ie Dungeons & Dragons Online, and Age of Conan. That's what Phantasy Star Universe is, and I nestled into its gameplay very much so. At first it can seem especially simplistic, but the farther you go into the missions included, you'll find there are many enemies that you need to keep on your toes to dodge and such, as well as some pretty awesome looking and fun to fight bosses that will kick your face in if you aren't extremely careful. I also became extremely addicted to synthesizing (crafting) items, and buying cool looking clothing. I will say that the game has a definite steep learning curve about how to do things in its world, at least in this demo, but after you figure it out, its really cool.

Needless to say, I'll be picking up the full version very soon (hopefully in the upcoming week). I'm going to have to purchase it used at one of the local gamestops because it isn't printed anymore, but I don't really care too much, as I'll be definitely installing ASAP so I won't have to worry about the disc getting errors.

Guess that's all there is to report at the moment.
Later.
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#10  Edited By EightBitWarrior
(Hey, I couldn't think of a blog title!)

I was thinking earlier about how crazy 2009 is for gaming. It seems the meat of the great games, at least the ones I personally wanted, have already come out and it's only July. Then there's a good deal of them which got delayed (such as BioShock 2) or are inevitably going to be (StarCraft II).

The cool thing about this year in gaming for me though is undoubtedly the fact that every game I've purchased this year has been excellent. Here's the short list of new release games I've picked up this year so far:

Uno Rush
Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned (Yes, I count it as a new game.)
Street Fighter IV
Resident Evil 5
Bionic Commando
Battlefield 1943

While a short list of games, I've had tons of fun with the games listed above, especially the unexpectedly insanely awesome Battlefield 1943.

So what am I looking forward to for the rest of the year? Not much, honestly. I browsed through the list of upcoming 2009 games listed on Giant Bomb and I came up with the following:

Definites:
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (everyone's going to be playing this)
Shadow Complex (Looks like Uncharted meets Super Metroid. Interesting.)

Maybes:
Left 4 Dead 2 (The original game was great fun for a while, but hasn't grabbed my attention in a while. We'll see.)
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 (looks leaps and bounds better than the original game, so I'll probably give it a shot if I can.)

Reduced price maybes/rentals/late purchases:
Red Faction Guerrila (No idea why, but I want to try it.)
Prototype (Looks iffy but could be fun.)
Madballs BABO: Invasion (Never thought twice about even giving this game a chance, but I did, and it's really fun.)
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It's been an interesting year so far, I must say, but there's a shockingly small amount of games to look forward to in the holiday season this year that interest me. How about you, is there a lot you want to pick up?