Games We May HAVE Missed

PostRe: Games We May HAVE Missed by **SEP** » Sat May 16, 2009 3:13 pm

I found the joke funny. That's the thing with humour. It varies from person to person. I mean, there are some people in the world who find Peter Kay funny, believe it or not.

MCN wrote:I found the joke funny. That's the thing with humour. It varies from person to person. I mean, there are some people in the world who find Peter Kay funny, believe it or not.

Hmmmm he's not bad just uses the same material over and over and it becomes tiresome, i much prefer Ross Noble for the sheer randomness of his comedy.

PostRe: Games We May of Missed by **Dalagonash** » Sat May 16, 2009 8:50 pm

PurplePenguin wrote:
Dalagonash wrote:Way ahead of you, I purchased Fallout 3 just the other week because I missed it.

I also revisited Too Human, which I find quite enjoyable actually in a mindless 'let's smash some things in the face with an oversized hammer' kind of way. That and I'm a sucker for loots.

Ive recently purchased Too Human myself just waiting for it to arrive, i couldnt really get into Fallout 3 im just not sure if the setting and backdrop is something i like, im much more of an oblivion man myself my girlfriend got me into oblivion recently after she kept stressing how much i should play it.

As far as Too Human is concerned the plot takes itself a little too seriously but the combat (once you get access to spiders, ruiners, buffs, and have a healthy dose of stat enhancing skills) is rather fun as you whack and whallop enemies, watching them rag-doll left and right. If you want to do some random dungeon crawling for epic loots I can join you with a new low level or use my level 15 commando or 41 Defender to have some fun, I need to mop up a couple of the achievements... And find more epic loots.

I wonder if we'll see the planned sequel to this at E3, complete with the proper four player co-op they had intended...

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