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rocketpig on 18 July 2008
ChronotriggerJM said:
Actually I disagree with Rocket :P I thought both Heavenly Sword and Uncharted were absolutely amazing. Fantastic titles that carry over the romance of video games so nicely. They are both games I'll play many a times to re-live the story and experience :D

I really enjoyed the three games I listed (I probably enjoyed R&C the least). My problem lies in the fact that none of the three offer shit for replay value or multiplayer. The best one to buy would probably be R&C because of the varied content, collectibility of items, and future DLC. Too bad I wasn't that impressed with the shooting parts of the game, which took up way too much of the gameplay time IMO.




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dawve24 on 18 July 2008

Just rent/borrow Uncharted. It is a good game but I was still a little disappointed in it after all the hype.



  

Stats87 on 18 July 2008

Have you looked into any PSN games?

I have Super Stardust, Bowling (yeah, Bowling), Calling All Cars (still fun for some 4 player co-op) and Echochrome



TyePhoid_PAL on 18 July 2008

Thinking of getting Planet Earth Blu Ray.



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dawve24 on 18 July 2008

Does Planet Earth blu-ray have David Attenboroughs commentary because I will only buy if it has.



  

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naznatips on 18 July 2008
dawve24 said:
Does Planet Earth blu-ray have David Attenboroughs commentary because I will only buy if it has.


The BBC version does yes.  It also has tons of footage that was cut out of the Discovery version.  I found it at Sams Club for $60.

One of the reasons I buy games is because I also collect them.  I don't like renting much.



dawve24 on 18 July 2008

Thanks for the answer naz.



  

MontanaHatchet on 18 July 2008
naznatips said:
dawve24 said:
Does Planet Earth blu-ray have David Attenboroughs commentary because I will only buy if it has.


The BBC version does yes.  It also has tons of footage that was cut out of the Discovery version.  I found it at Sams Club for $60.

One of the reasons I buy games is because I also collect them.  I don't like renting much.

I feel the exact same way. If I'm constantly switching games in and out of my collection, I don't feel like my gaming library is an image of me (hard to explain).

I actually plan to organize my games on shelves, and make a gun rack for my Wii Zapper and Shotgun...

 



 

 

Munkeh111 on 18 July 2008
rocketpig said:
ChronotriggerJM said:
Actually I disagree with Rocket :P I thought both Heavenly Sword and Uncharted were absolutely amazing. Fantastic titles that carry over the romance of video games so nicely. They are both games I'll play many a times to re-live the story and experience :D

I really enjoyed the three games I listed (I probably enjoyed R&C the least). My problem lies in the fact that none of the three offer shit for replay value or multiplayer. The best one to buy would probably be R&C because of the varied content, collectibility of items, and future DLC. Too bad I wasn't that impressed with the shooting parts of the game, which took up way too much of the gameplay time IMO.

 

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naznatips on 18 July 2008
MontanaHatchet said:
naznatips said:
dawve24 said:
Does Planet Earth blu-ray have David Attenboroughs commentary because I will only buy if it has.


The BBC version does yes.  It also has tons of footage that was cut out of the Discovery version.  I found it at Sams Club for $60.

One of the reasons I buy games is because I also collect them.  I don't like renting much.

I feel the exact same way. If I'm constantly switching games in and out of my collection, I don't feel like my gaming library is an image of me (hard to explain).

I actually plan to organize my games on shelves, and make a gun rack for my Wii Zapper and Shotgun...

 

 

Yeah basically the same thing for me.  The games I own are part of my identity as a gamer.  I don't mind selling a game I bought that turned out to be bad, but it's my collection that defines my tastes.