The Gaming Paradise

[SilverGhost]

[Iron Ape]

Shadows of the Damned hits Tuesday, bitches. I got free release date delivery from Amazon and absolutely no work to do that day. Can't. Fucking. Wait.

[IPOOPINTHEBATH]

Hahaha, I had the best GTA IV crash of my life the other day.

I was flying at top speed down the freeway and came out on the second island where there's a stupid traffic light and always a shitload of stopped cars. Hit them head on, flew through the windshield, skipped on the ground about four times and right as I was slowing down hit the back side of a delivery truck straight on which popped me up into the air and when I hit the ground behind the truck my car came flying up from nowhere and smashed me between itself and the truck. I was crying from laughing so hard.

[IPOOPINTHEBATH]

There will 3 new games, 1 for the 360/PS3 and 2 for the 3DS.

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City
Resident Evil Revelations(3DS)
Resident Evil Mercenaries 3D(3DS)

I'm a vet with the old school RE games. One to play is RE2, hands down the scariest game.

I dunno, I think the first one is pretty scary, and running from Nemesis in 3 really gets the adrenaline pumping too.

[Iron Ape]

Resident Evil 2 is a great game (one of my all-time favorites, actually), but I wouldn't say that it's particularly scary. Come to think of it, none of the Resident Evil games really are. I mean, they have the occasional effective jump scare and the like, but none of the games in the series come close to matching the overwhelming sense of dread of something like Dead Space or its phenomenal sequel. The atmosphere and tension in those games could suffocate an entire bus full of kids.

[HeelTurn]

Resident Evil 2 is a great game (one of my all-time favorites, actually), but I wouldn't say that it's particularly scary. Come to think of it, none of the Resident Evil games really are. I mean, they have the occasional effective jump scare and the like, but none of the games in the series come close to matching the overwhelming sense of dread of something like Dead Space or its phenomenal sequel. The atmosphere and tension in those games could suffocate an entire bus full of kids.

Yeah Res is more of a shock game then a game that makes you sit nervously as you play, like Dead Space. Not that I dont adore the Res series, even the naff ones.

BTW does anyone know anything about Dungeon Siege 3, its by Squarenix so it may be worth a look.

[Necroyeti]

Oh man, this is some funny shit


It's two Japanese players attempting the "Green Demon" challenge in SM64's Cool, Cool Mountain, that is when you activate a 1-UP mushroom from a tree and collect 8 red coins before it catches up to you. Even though I don't know a lick of Japanese, the commentary is hilarious.

[Iron Ape]

Necro, is that a Hank Hill avatar you're rocking? Any idea what episode that is from? I'm a huge King of the Hill fan- I kind of consider it the greatest piece of satire in television history- but I'm drawing a total freakin' blank trying to place it.

[SilverGhost]

Hahaha, I had the best GTA IV crash of my life the other day.

I was flying at top speed down the freeway and came out on the second island where there's a stupid traffic light and always a shitload of stopped cars. Hit them head on, flew through the windshield, skipped on the ground about four times and right as I was slowing down hit the back side of a delivery truck straight on which popped me up into the air and when I hit the ground behind the truck my car came flying up from nowhere and smashed me between itself and the truck. I was crying from laughing so hard.

LOLOL I'll put the episodes up in order!

I dunno, I think the first one is pretty scary, and running from Nemesis in 3 really gets the adrenaline pumping too.

Not to be a dick.....but that is Mr. X. Nemesis is too badass to be in this game LOL

Resident Evil 2 is a great game (one of my all-time favorites, actually), but I wouldn't say that it's particularly scary. Come to think of it, none of the Resident Evil games really are. I mean, they have the occasional effective jump scare and the like, but none of the games in the series come close to matching the overwhelming sense of dread of something like Dead Space or its phenomenal sequel. The atmosphere and tension in those games could suffocate an entire bus full of kids.

Dead Space is scary? Huh.....I still consider RE2 a scary game. The chills and the music(yes the music is the factor too) made RE2 how it is. It gave such a creepy feeling to it.

[SilverGhost]