Shippou-Sensei
4:1:2.5
SR3 isn't even released yet, how can you know?
time storm
SR3 isn't even released yet, how can you know?
what that it's going to build on the previous two turds stella original content and game play... hmmmmm...SR3 isn't even released yet, how can you know?
I've just started Red Dead and I really like it so far. It's everything you say, plus also the fact that the slower pace of horseriding rather than driving combined with a much less dense population means you don't just slaughter everything in your path whether you mean to or not. You can actually play it without worrying about constantly being harangued by the cops just for trying to get to where you need to get to in order to begin a mission.
GTA can't decide if it is a racing game or a third-person action game. As it is, it manages neither very well. And its story suffers horribly for the lack of verisimilitude that its own gameplay forces upon it.
Stealth missions are almost invariably shit. The one sort-of exception is the Hitman games.
Driving in GTA is shit. The cars are bouncy, twitchy and generally handle apallingly.
Driving in GTA is shit. The cars are bouncy, twitchy and generally handle apallingly.
It would take a lot for me to buy the new game - it needs to move in a different direction. I don't think I got half way through the last one.
I'd like GTA V to be set in London and the south east and feature an erudite actuary 'gone rogue'.
only the shit cars, some of the sports cars handle amazingly! moral of ther story is dont use shit cars as your getaway vehicle.
dave
Enjoyed IV but it took a lot of work to get through it all. But equally I get annoyed when I finish a game too quickly.
As for being set in London, the way the V and the five is, looks like an English note to me!!!
hmmm you're not doing yourself any favours...you know...Yes, that's why I declared Bayonetta the best game of this generation
head movements are controlled by the other stick unless you've got a lowrider...Never had a problem with it, I do find it easier to play on a PC though even when using the keyboard instead of a control pad.
I think it's because on the PC you can control where you're looking with the mouse. On the PS3 the "head" movements are done for you and they always seem to be a little bit too slow so you end up driving around a corner and not being able to quite see where you're going.
I still love GTA 4. Still play it and still love it. The ballad of gay Tony was brilliant. The Lost and the Dammed was awesome in showing just how dull and stupid motorcycle club life is. I have GTA 4 on at the moment just to listen to Rodigan on the car radio.
Bump cos the reveal is in one hour http://www.rockstargames.com/