Personal computing discussed
Vrock wrote:God of War 3 is impressive.
idchafee wrote:Oh yeah, it's definitely worth playing those two first. Heck, you don't even understand wtf the deal is with Kratos until halfway through GoW I anyway. If you have a PSP get GoW: Chains of Olympus, too.Vrock wrote:God of War 3 is impressive.
The reason I'm messing with God of War I and II is because I have a co-worker who simply cannot stop gushing about GoW3. I don't think I should just jump right to 3 w/o at least messing with 1 and 2
Vrock wrote:I can't tell you how many hours I spent playing this version of After Burner in the arcade. Good times.Afterburner Climax is a hoot! When I think about how many quarters I pumped into that old arcade game (one of the first at $1.00 a pop)...sigh.
derFunkenstein wrote:WTF, you payed that much for a SNES/Genesis cartridge? Or were you one of those few that bought SSF2T for the 3DO?Super Street Fighter II was the first game I paid $80 for at retail...
titan wrote:Okay, I was totally caught off guard in BioShock with that twist when facing against Andrew Ryan.
I'm a bit behind the times, I know.
I still have to beat the game, so don't give anything away.
Dizik wrote:derFunkenstein wrote:WTF, you payed that much for a SNES/Genesis cartridge? Or were you one of those few that bought SSF2T for the 3DO?Super Street Fighter II was the first game I paid $80 for at retail...
idchafee wrote:Can anyone recommend me a volleyball game that isn't a T&A show? What is so hard about having a game that is just friggin VOLLEYBALL?
titan wrote:It's a very complicated procedure.
Attach the cable at both ends -- one to the controller and one to the PS3. Press the PS button on the controller that is attached. The controller is now ready to work wirelessly.