killamch89

NFS: Heat

It's been a good while since we've seen a somewhat classic beat em' style of game and I like the cell-shaded graphics. That being said, I haven't seen anything that makes it really unique but I'll still keep an eye on this game.

Incorrect about Twitter. It's very toxic like Fallout 4 post-apocalyptic toxic where you need a hazmat suit to be safe. That's the reason I deleted my account recently.

To be fair, he was on his phone while driving. That's no one else's fault than the driver - keep your eyes on the road.

Fifa is such an infuriating game so I understand where their rage stems from.

Did you have any idea why they were holding the in-game funeral? If it was to commemorate a former member who died then that's messed up.

I have played it and I must say it's really fun to play. It reminds me of Rocket League in a way - it's ridiculously easy to get into but it takes a bit of skill, creativity and timing to really become good at it.

Hmmm - that's a tough one to call honestly. If I remember correctly, it was mainly the monsters that had it - This one's up for debate because on what basis would we call it a language though.

It has been confirmed that Konami are open to loaning out their licenses so I'd like to see Capcom take it over and create the next Silent Hill game. Can you just imagine a Silent Hill game with some RE-like mechanics?

For me, I'd like a somewhat fresh perspective on the events of the game. I don't mind a few side stories here and there as long as they're well done and please make it for mature audience. I want the brutality and viciousness of the TLUO universe to be properly represented. I want blood, gore, guts etc.

Anyone remember this game? It came out for the PS3 and Xbox 360 - it was an arcade-like twist on the NFL with some mortal kombat-like moments where you could injure opponents with cheap shots and was completely legal. You also could take steroids and other stuff like that for powerups during a game. It was a pretty fun game that went under the radar.

Knowing how greedy these manufacturers are, they're more likely to jack up the price than to lower it. The only way they'll ever consider lowering their prices is if everyone stops buying their stuff and we're talking a $200-300 reduction at most depending on the product.