VierasTalo

Posting for the Dead Space on the PS3. But for 2010, my favourite on the PS3 (don't have experience on the 360 as I don't own it) is definately Heavy Rain. I don't necessarily think the story is all that great aside from some isolated scenes, but the way it's told more than fixes the issues of the narrative.

I really don't quite get why people get this excited over the number of players that can play the game. I mean it's a multiplayer so the number of players can just amount to more crazy lone wolf snipers unless DICE manage to designate not only restrictions to the number of classes per match but also, and most importantly, design maps so that the action is always concentrated on one or at best two spots so that it doesn't become people wondering around a huge map and occasionally shooting each other ala Battlefield DC. Really, I think BC2 on the PC did terribly well in designating action to certain hot spots rather than allowing for wild, free-roaming action. This is on that m-com mode that is, haven't really played the other modes thus far. Reminds me of ET: Quake Wars, the king of aligning fights to certain areas and making sure people don't go wandering off. It's a difficult challenge to pull off larger player counts in a proper way with any other match type than DM or TDM, and I sure hope DICE can do it.

it's actually just a "we had to translate this game to like 4 different languages for you assholes" tax "

For online, Black Ops. Goldeney is by far the superior for local play, but the online won't hold your interest like the one in Blops.

Dead Space 2. Can't be arsed to remove it in between gaming sessions. Digging the game a hundred times more than the first one thus far.

I met my current girlfriend online at a dating site. We've been together almost three years now, moved in together a couple of months ago. Things couldn't be better. I met about 10 people through the site, talked with hundreds probably. Just spend some time in making a good and interesting profile that's true to yourself, and don't make it too long, and send messages actively. Just be nice and be interested in the people you talk to, and you'll meet folks.

I really don't understand why they keep doing this type of DRM when they could just use practically uncrackable stuff like the one used in Steel Beasts.

FC2, if you honestly must play one of these. It's a good game if you want to be immersed in modern jungle/bush-warfare. Too bad the missions mostly suck, but it's fun if you play it in short segments. Blur on the other hand is just plain stock so to speak.

Real world. Working 8-hour shifts with 1½ hour travels there and another one and a half back make sure I don't spend that much time on the computer.