General Video Game Discussion

[GRX Dragon]

PSN - GRX3000
Xbox 360 - GRX Dragon

My overall favorites include -

Ace Combat 5
Ace Combat Zero
Dead Space
Dino Crisis
Dino Crisis 2
F.E.A.R.
Final Fantasy VIII
Final Fantasy X
Final Fantasy XI
Tom Clancy's HAWX
The Legend of Dragoon
Left 4 Dead
Mass Effect
Metal Gear Solid 4
Over-G Fighters
Parasite Eve II
Prototype
Resident Evil 5
Resident Evil 4
Resident Evil Zero
Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time
Xenogears

 

[manu1959]

picked up fight night 4.......playing as tyson is a blast......

ps3 or xbox360?

I have it on the ps3...if you do add this screen name to your PS3 friends list...add archangelmichael also and tell him pilgrim said add you for FN4

i am playing it on the 360....may have to get it for the ps3 so i can play online for free....

 

[PLYMCO_PILGRIM]

It has come down to $299.99

 

[manu1959]

It has come down to $299.99

i have both systems.....i prefer the 360 controler over the ps3....fits my hand better and the trigger is better.....

 

[GRX Dragon]

It has come down to $299.99

i have both systems.....i prefer the 360 controler over the ps3....fits my hand better and the trigger is better.....

It's only a matter of time before certain members of the PSU board find a way to implement using an Xbox 360 controller on a PS3. Can already play any PC controller on a PS3, and some are of similar size and style to that of the Xbox 360 controllers.

 

[KittenKoder]

PSN - GRX3000
Xbox 360 - GRX Dragon

My overall favorites include -

Ace Combat 5
Ace Combat Zero
Dead Space
Dino Crisis
Dino Crisis 2
F.E.A.R.
Final Fantasy VIII
Final Fantasy X
Final Fantasy XI
Tom Clancy's HAWX
The Legend of Dragoon
Left 4 Dead
Mass Effect
Metal Gear Solid 4
Over-G Fighters
Parasite Eve II
Prototype
Resident Evil 5
Resident Evil 4
Resident Evil Zero
Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time
Xenogears

Damn! You are a gamer, thanks for supporting the industry.

 

[GRX Dragon]

Damn! You are a gamer, thanks for supporting the industry.

I'm closer to a techno-fanatic than a mere gamer.

I do support the console gaming industry except for where Nintendo is concerned, as I have absolutely no patience for a company that attempts to market by its own developer standards as a trashy product. I don't care about the PC-gaming market outside of MMO games, though; unless they support the console-gaming market.

 

[KittenKoder]

Damn! You are a gamer, thanks for supporting the industry.

I'm closer to a techno-fanatic than a mere gamer.

I do support the console gaming industry except for where Nintendo is concerned, as I have absolutely no patience for a company that attempts to market by its own developer standards as a trashy product. I don't care about the PC-gaming market outside of MMO games, though; unless they support the console-gaming market.

I'm an old skool gamer, story driven only games, prefer text ones because of that. I tried developing games but since I can't break out of my own preferences they are no longer able to compete, and always fail. Though recently I have been working with 3D so I may use a prewritten engine and makes one or two 3D games, once I get more practice with it. I actually prefer table top more than video games (RPGs) but that industry is dying a slow death now.

I'm a geek, programmer (prefer Java but can write in almost any computer code), and yes I run Linux. My latest hobby (since my last one turned into a job) is 3D animations, specifically music videos (check out the Digital Noise Graffiti thread).

 

[GRX Dragon]

Damn! You are a gamer, thanks for supporting the industry.

I'm closer to a techno-fanatic than a mere gamer.

I do support the console gaming industry except for where Nintendo is concerned, as I have absolutely no patience for a company that attempts to market by its own developer standards as a trashy product. I don't care about the PC-gaming market outside of MMO games, though; unless they support the console-gaming market.

I'm an old skool gamer, story driven only games, prefer text ones because of that. I tried developing games but since I can't break out of my own preferences they are no longer able to compete, and always fail. Though recently I have been working with 3D so I may use a prewritten engine and makes one or two 3D games, once I get more practice with it. I actually prefer table top more than video games (RPGs) but that industry is dying a slow death now.

I'm a geek, programmer (prefer Java but can write in almost any computer code), and yes I run Linux. My latest hobby (since my last one turned into a job) is 3D animations, specifically music videos (check out the Digital Noise Graffiti thread).

My first philosophy is that since video games have been proven to have the ability to go for both great graphics and great storylines, there's no excuse not to have both.

I liked tabletop RPGs back in the day, and I was a DM then too.

I'm going to college right now to finish my first of hopefully a collection of several different degrees, this one being 2yrs in Computer Support Specialist. I've enough experience to build computers, diagnose the problems, and usually repair computers so long as I've the tools. With software, I can easily adapt to any OS being used and most Office programs, and I can do some HTML/XML coding.

I was going to go this next quarter to take a class in Java programming or C++ I think it was, but they were only being offered online or at times I couldn't attend class or the instructors I knew that would not get along with me, which ironically is true of every other class I could take this quarter... go figure.

 

[KittenKoder]

I'm closer to a techno-fanatic than a mere gamer.

I do support the console gaming industry except for where Nintendo is concerned, as I have absolutely no patience for a company that attempts to market by its own developer standards as a trashy product. I don't care about the PC-gaming market outside of MMO games, though; unless they support the console-gaming market.

I'm an old skool gamer, story driven only games, prefer text ones because of that. I tried developing games but since I can't break out of my own preferences they are no longer able to compete, and always fail. Though recently I have been working with 3D so I may use a prewritten engine and makes one or two 3D games, once I get more practice with it. I actually prefer table top more than video games (RPGs) but that industry is dying a slow death now.

I'm a geek, programmer (prefer Java but can write in almost any computer code), and yes I run Linux. My latest hobby (since my last one turned into a job) is 3D animations, specifically music videos (check out the Digital Noise Graffiti thread).

My first philosophy is that since video games have been proven to have the ability to go for both great graphics and great storylines, there's no excuse not to have both.

I liked tabletop RPGs back in the day, and I was a DM then too.

I'm going to college right now to finish my first of hopefully a collection of several different degrees, this one being 2yrs in Computer Support Specialist. I've enough experience to build computers, diagnose the problems, and usually repair computers so long as I've the tools. With software, I can easily adapt to any OS being used and most Office programs, and I can do some HTML/XML coding.

I was going to go this next quarter to take a class in Java programming or C++ I think it was, but they were only being offered online or at times I couldn't attend class or the instructors I knew that would not get along with me, which ironically is true of every other class I could take this quarter... go figure.

Java is good primarily because it's a "compile once run anywhere" code, simplifies things for the not so tech savvy users, thus increasing your audience, and the ability to program web apps increases it's usefulness. People are starting to pull away from Flash as Adobe is playing too fast and loose with security issues while Sun is keeping a high level of security with Java. C++ is good if you focus on one OS and type of computer, but makes porting difficult. The one problem is 3D support in Java is very limited right now, and the libraries for such support are hard to find and use, mostly due to a lack of interest as Java relies on user development for such features.

But meh, the excellent graphics I find distracting a lot, my favorite game is still the old Fina Fantasies, up to number 8. I prefer puzzle games these days, like Transport Tycoon and Civilizations (1 or 2).

 

[Andrew2382]

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[Xenophon]

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Ah, that old nintendo music, so many memories.

 

[PLYMCO_PILGRIM]

I used to love that game.

Any fallout3 players here? The PS3 is FINALLY getting the DLC for the game today .

I'll be hiding out in the wasteland again, probably not posting for a while

 

[GRX Dragon]

I played Fallout 3 when it first came out, I was heavily disappointed. =\

 

[PixieStix]

Meh!

I like the general strategy games much better then the shoot-em-ups.

Have you played Civilization?

Nevermind, it is obvious that many posting in this thread, have played

 

[KittenKoder]

Meh!

I like the general strategy games much better then the shoot-em-ups.

Have you played Civilization?

Nevermind, it is obvious that many posting in this thread, have played

Easier to ask what one of us hasn't played.

For me, most of the 3D games I haven't played, they have little to offer.

 

[PLYMCO_PILGRIM]

I played Fallout 3 when it first came out, I was heavily disappointed. =\

let me guess, an oblivian fan?

 

[GRX Dragon]

I played Fallout 3 when it first came out, I was heavily disappointed. =\

let me guess, an oblivian fan?

Nope, I thought Oblivion was even worse. lol

 

[PLYMCO_PILGRIM]

I played Fallout 3 when it first came out, I was heavily disappointed. =\

let me guess, an oblivian fan?

Nope, I thought Oblivion was even worse. lol

Damn i better not try to play texas hold em tonight My read was way off.


What didn't you like?

 

[GRX Dragon]

let me guess, an oblivian fan?

Nope, I thought Oblivion was even worse. lol

Damn i better not try to play texas hold em tonight My read was way off.


What didn't you like?

Fallout 3 was too short... I think I did everything within two days without sleeping. Oblivion's main storyline was also too short, but it was missing the feeling that Morrowind gave me, and I was even hoping various mods would fix that for me, but no success yet.