...two miles under the desert, the essential component of a death machine!!!
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24 Apr 2011, 23:31
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Hey there crossfire, Imma get a new pc on liek wednesday or something and I wanna know which of the not-old-as-fuck games are worth playing. The PC I'm using now was bought in 2004 and hasn't been upgraded much, so I basically just played ET, QL, Half-Life 2 and stuff along the line.
Many times I read that "newer games don't have it anymore" that it's all flashy graphics and no atmosphere at all, but come on, it can't be like that, can it?
So far I decided to try Fallout: New Vegas and Portal 2 but gimme some more examples of games that are worth it, doesn't necessary have to be the newest shit on the shelf
In exchange: some fine piece of music:
and what would a journal be without a
Many times I read that "newer games don't have it anymore" that it's all flashy graphics and no atmosphere at all, but come on, it can't be like that, can it?
So far I decided to try Fallout: New Vegas and Portal 2 but gimme some more examples of games that are worth it, doesn't necessary have to be the newest shit on the shelf
In exchange: some fine piece of music:
and what would a journal be without a
edit: k, read it. would suggest vampire: bloodlines and hitman: blood money. newer stuff: metro 2033 - great atmosphere.
mass effect1/2 if you like that sort of thing
left 4 dead ofc but that would run on your old machine :P
bioshock 1/2
just cause 2
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Are_Gemma_Atkinson%27s_boobs_real_or_fake
Fallout 3/NV
nothing for a long time
Dragon Age
CoDs
BFBC2
you know the obvious id say ;)
COD4 had so much more to offer to a gamer, an experience that has yet to be developed prior to 2007, it was simply the most realistic game to have been released
it looks simple and rubbish now, but it was a true master piece back then