Nah, the Xboxes will eventually be $100, and it's worth the extra $35 to have a brand new one right out of the box. I hate used stuff.
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Nah, the Xboxes will eventually be $100, and it's worth the extra $35 to have a brand new one right out of the box. I hate used stuff.
Yeah eventually they will be that cheap, but you could already have one.
Yeah, a used one with no box and weird stains all over it. Fuck that.
Goddamn, this game is so good. (Yes, Compass is on a racing game kick. Sorry for the bumps.)
I just had a blitzkrieg two hour session of high-octane thrills the likes of which I haven't experienced since PS1-era WipEout -- and I'm not even playing online! Muting Stryker and using a custom soundtrack (50% Mini Moni + 50% math metal = 100% goodness imo) is a must.
There's so much vicious satisfaction to be had with the Takedowns. And weaving in and out of oncoming traffic at ludicrous speeds with horns blaring... bliss! The Crash Mode is great too when you need a breather. I can see how GamesTM gave this one a '10'.
I haven't played any of the others in the series, but I'm very much looking forward to 4 and 5 now.
I can actually imagine how fruity j-pop would magnify the greatness of a game like this immensely.
I've never played a Burnout game.
3 and 4 are super-cheap nowadays. You should rectify that.
And Salsashark, you should already be aware that fruity j-pop magnifies the greatness of life.
I'm pretty aware. But violent car crashes coupled with FJP is a notably potent alchemy. It's like lemonade being better in the summer, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Compass
Ha. Can't argue with that. Potent alchemy indeed.
Burnout 2: Point of Impact is the best in the series, and is one of the best racing games ever made.Quote:
Originally Posted by Compass
It elevates traffic-weaving into an art, and combines it with the zen-inducing zone trances of the best shooters. It has no takedowns, but it doesn't need them.