1600 MS points left, what to buy?
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Can't account for taste but I did buy it off the back of the demo and love it. Plus as it's under 4 quid on half price week, where can you go wrong?! Classic shooter made by Konami, brilliant fun imo. Online is great fun with the various differnt modes as well
Edited by ConcreteBuffalo on Monday 10th May 17:18
Toy soldiers is like hogs of war on the old PS if i remember correctly. Like worms but in 3D, and without any of the cool weapons....there a thread on hear about it somewhere i think. Ah just found the thread, looks like i'm wrong, it;s like tower defense -
"it plays like a base defense game on the internet.
place weapons in designated areas and protect your 'toy box' against waves of enemies. you can also take control of the weapons which is a necesity as the AI is pants and tends to ignore enemies once they are behind the guns so you have to manually turn them around.
downloaded the full game yesterday. steep learning curve but relatively enjoyable.
oh you get to fly biplanes and bombers too."
"it plays like a base defense game on the internet.
place weapons in designated areas and protect your 'toy box' against waves of enemies. you can also take control of the weapons which is a necesity as the AI is pants and tends to ignore enemies once they are behind the guns so you have to manually turn them around.
downloaded the full game yesterday. steep learning curve but relatively enjoyable.
oh you get to fly biplanes and bombers too."
Edited by ConcreteBuffalo on Monday 10th May 17:28
ConcreteBuffalo said:
Toy soldiers is like hogs of war on the old PS if i remember correctly. Like worms but in 3D, and without any of the cool weapons....there a thread on hear about it somewhere i think. Ah just found the thread, looks like i'm wrong, it;s like tower defense -
"it plays like a base defense game on the internet.
place weapons in designated areas and protect your 'toy box' against waves of enemies. you can also take control of the weapons which is a necesity as the AI is pants and tends to ignore enemies once they are behind the guns so you have to manually turn them around.
downloaded the full game yesterday. steep learning curve but relatively enjoyable.
oh you get to fly biplanes and bombers too."
Twas me, got bored of toy soldiers and havent played it for ages. not worth the points imo. "it plays like a base defense game on the internet.
place weapons in designated areas and protect your 'toy box' against waves of enemies. you can also take control of the weapons which is a necesity as the AI is pants and tends to ignore enemies once they are behind the guns so you have to manually turn them around.
downloaded the full game yesterday. steep learning curve but relatively enjoyable.
oh you get to fly biplanes and bombers too."
Edited by ConcreteBuffalo on Monday 10th May 17:28
Lefty 200 Drams said:
Perfect Dark (the original, not Zero). It;s got 3 maps from Goldeneye 64 and when you do the first single player mission you get the classic Goldeneye aimer.
It's awesome!
Perfect Dark you say? Will have to check that out! I swear someone should just do a new version of Goldeneye with better graphics, would be so cool.It's awesome!
Not sure how much it is anymore, but Geometry Wars 2 is far and away the best arcade game on offer - has hoovered up a lot of my time and is the only game that i have ever bothered getting all the acchievements for.
Trials HD is another that is well woth a look - pretty much a copy of all the tilty bike flash games on the web, but with great graphics and really clever levels.
Shadow Complex is good, wasn't personally my cup of tea, but I can think of worse games that cost far more - give the demo a bash.
Trials HD is another that is well woth a look - pretty much a copy of all the tilty bike flash games on the web, but with great graphics and really clever levels.
Shadow Complex is good, wasn't personally my cup of tea, but I can think of worse games that cost far more - give the demo a bash.
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