HolyHackZack

NBA2K

knowing hundreds to thousands of coaches have lived and died attempting to master the game of basketball adds some perspective. Add to that dozens of game modes, thirty teams, hundreds of players and I can see this game stretching years, maybe decades

Main character in Fallout 4 is well over 200 years old

It's been years since I played it but I remember being pleasantly surprised. Combat felt more varied than the previous games. Story, while still dumb as hell, actually had some good emotional moments (stuff regarding Cole and Dom stuck with me most). Small complaint but Marcus shouting 'Dad!' repeatedly got really distracting to me. Couldn't help but think 'Does a bad ass saver of humanity still refer to his father as 'dad', and cry for him constantly?'

The Godfather

I'm out. Just bought the game for $30 last week and it seems best to cut my loses and move on

Maybe jumping into the game late after months of people passing this game off as 'meh, its ok' tempered my expectations but overall it is a lot of fun. I have very few complaints when it comes to gameplay and consistently walk away feeling satisfied with my time spent. The biggest fault is the almost barren community. Which brings me to my question: What went wrong here? Would a vastly improved Titanfall be a contender for best new online shooter?

And if so is the multiplayer active?

Specifically in terms of gameplay? I recall Origins had a pretty gimped control scheme on consoles.

Well damn don't feel like you need to not drink to fit in either

I can't wait to play Dark Souls 2, but I can't put down the original Dark Souls or NBA2k14. I know it sounds crazy but NBA2K is just as deep, gameplay is just as tight and could be infinitly longer than any game if you really get into it.

130 hours and I didn't even like basketball 6 months ago....