
I also agree with you because i had never forgot the school memories and also game which i played those days...we were played through the ball one to another which was create great fun to all of the dudes.Blerv wrote:I'm with you on this. Old School console games are great. I miss the good old "D-Pad". The mini Joy Stick and I are not friends.![]()
That's pretty sweet. My 4 year old is fair at Mario Kart, but I have not exposed him to "perfect dark" on 64 and "Soul Reaver" on PS. They were two of my favs. The only thing I play lately is some "SSX3" to relax on occasion. One of these days I will have to buy a new system, but for now I still own working versions of:gbelleh wrote:The only video games I play these days are "Sega GT" for Dreamcast, "Scooby Doo: Night of 100 Frights" for Gamecube, and "Excitebike" for NES. Playing with my 4 year old on systems I used to play years ago.
*Landon*sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!
Thanks Alex, 3 hours of my life I will not get back. Love these mind type games.dialex wrote:Speaking of... I just found a lost treasure: the SUPAPLEX game which literally engulfed hours after hours of my time (not necessarily free) more than 20 years ago...
Here's the link where you can play it online: http://www.games.fm/supaplex-remake.html
*Landon*sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!
Starcraft2 isnt a pay to play, and it is an awesome game. I think they did a really good job with it, and continue to. I played the original starcraft, and still have it but the SC2 gameplay is excellent. That is the only game I have played from blizzard though.Evil D wrote:I think Blizzard is just sucking people dry with these subscriptions. It should be like Diablo 2 was back in the day. If Diablo 3 comes out and it isn't free online play i'm going to boycott Blizzard. Star Craft and D2 were my first PC games and they got me hooked from the start. I still haven't played Star Craft 2 yet.
Played the crap out of it until the Auction House got to be like eBay and it got to the point you could only be competitive if you spent real money to buy gear. The good news is Blizzard sees the problem and in March they're shutting down the Auction House so it should get back to the good old days. I did get bored with the story line after about a dozen play throughs.bh49 wrote:Are anybody playing Diablo3? Any good?
I was big fan of original game. I played D2 as well, but never liked it as much as original.
The auction house was one of the worst ideas blizzard has ever had. It served to completely negate the whole point of the Diablo series, which is killing enemies for loot. Instead it was more about either farming gold or spending cash to get the gear you wanted, which is no better than a cell phone game. It also felt like there was entirely not enough content for the amount of time the game was in development. After a few playthroughs, it was already getting stale and there were zero options for exploration.Evil D wrote:Played the crap out of it until the Auction House got to be like eBay and it got to the point you could only be competitive if you spent real money to buy gear. The good news is Blizzard sees the problem and in March they're shutting down the Auction House so it should get back to the good old days. I did get bored with the story line after about a dozen play throughs.
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