that image is blurry though i suppose you're used to it what with 30FPS and all.
anyways, you can build a PC for the same price as a console and it'll be just as good or better in most cases. your loss if you want an inferior piece of technology though.
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Re: New Video Games
by John Galt » Fri Apr 03, 2015 8:59 am
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Re: New Video Games
by John Galt » Fri Apr 03, 2015 9:24 am
Ori and the Blind Forest is really fun saz, it's on xbone. i think it's like $20. it's a side scrolling game that is basically about jumping. it's narrated by jabba the hutt though. but while it doesn't have exactly innovative things it is so very very very polished and just fun to play all the way
also CoD:AW is actually pretty fun. and the story, while lame, does star your avatar
I know a lot of people like Dragon Age if looking for RPG (I haven't played). for a first person shooter/RPG I'm sure Far Cry would be fun, but i'm waiting until it's like 5 bucks on steam
Battlefield Hardline just came out, people say good things
also CoD:AW is actually pretty fun. and the story, while lame, does star your avatar
I know a lot of people like Dragon Age if looking for RPG (I haven't played). for a first person shooter/RPG I'm sure Far Cry would be fun, but i'm waiting until it's like 5 bucks on steam
Battlefield Hardline just came out, people say good things
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Re: New Video Games
by phosphide » Fri Apr 03, 2015 9:53 pm
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Re: New Video Games
by John Galt » Sun May 31, 2015 11:14 pm
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