I finished Portal this morning, I am all set for Portal 2. The game was even shorter than I remember it. They better not be lying when they say Portal 2 is much larger. The co-op campaign will help in the content department as well. I assume everyone is buying (or will play eventually) the game, how many for PS3?

Dvader said:

I finished Portal this morning, I am all set for Portal 2. The game was even shorter than I remember it. They better not be lying when they say Portal 2 is much larger. The co-op campaign will help in the content department as well. I assume everyone is buying (or will play eventually) the game, how many for PS3?

Xbox muthafucka! Hopefully with THIS:

Dvader said:

I finished Portal this morning, I am all set for Portal 2. The game was even shorter than I remember it. They better not be lying when they say Portal 2 is much larger. The co-op campaign will help in the content department as well. I assume everyone is buying (or will play eventually) the game, how many for PS3?

PS3 version here.

It comes with a free Steam version, which is what i'll be playing.

Also the 20th anniversary of Metallica going from awesome to complete MTV whore suckage.

edgecrusher said:

This year is the 20th anniversary of these:

Fuuuuuu.

Archangel3371 said:

Woah. Excellent score from Gamespot and awesome videos there for The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile. I must get this game.

I've never even heard of this game. Looks cool though.

Bulletstorm is a pretty awesome experience with cool weapons and even cooler deaths.  It has it's flaws, but is still very good. The weapons have a nice variety to them and are a blast to use.   The character controls are odd.  He moves kind of like in shaky cam mode, where movements seem over exaggerated.  Of course, everything is more than a little over exaggerated.  The environments are nice, well detailed and....colorful.  This is kind of shocking considering every other futuristic FPS has a pallette of greys and browns.

The environments are also very linear, which leaves no room for exploration.  It makes looking for collectibles and robots hilarious because they are usually right there in front of you.  There's no worry about searching or even getting lost.  I found it odd that I couldn't destroy more of the environment.  I would've thought Epic would have made it where furniture could have been used to your advantage.  I have all these cool weapons and moves and all I want to do is to kick, break and smash stuff.  It's usually not meant to be, though.  Instead I found myself behind a chair or table and the only thing I could do is just simply walk away from it.

I also saw a couple of missed opportunities when it comes to skill kills.  For example,  when you kick someone, they fly through the air in slo-mo.  So I kicked an enemy, ran to the other side and kicked him again like I was kicking a soccer ball.  I got no score for the repeated kicking.  I also tried the same with shooting someone, where I moved from front to back to shoot him again and again.  No go.

travo said:

Bulletstorm is a pretty awesome experience with cool weapons and even cooler deaths.  It has it's flaws, but is still very good. The weapons have a nice variety to them and are a blast to use.   The character controls are odd.  He moves kind of like in shaky cam mode, where movements seem over exaggerated.  Of course, everything is more than a little over exaggerated.  The environments are nice, well detailed and....colorful.  This is kind of shocking considering every other futuristic FPS has a pallette of greys and browns.

The environments are also very linear, which leaves no room for exploration.  It makes looking for collectibles and robots hilarious because they are usually right there in front of you.  There's no worry about searching or even getting lost.  I found it odd that I couldn't destroy more of the environment.  I would've thought Epic would have made it where furniture could have been used to your advantage.  I have all these cool weapons and moves and all I want to do is to kick, break and smash stuff.  It's usually not meant to be, though.  Instead I found myself behind a chair or table and the only thing I could do is just simply walk away from it.

I also saw a couple of missed opportunities when it comes to skill kills.  For example,  when you kick someone, they fly through the air in slo-mo.  So I kicked an enemy, ran to the other side and kicked him again like I was kicking a soccer ball.  I got no score for the repeated kicking.  I also tried the same with shooting someone, where I moved from front to back to shoot him again and again.  No go.

Hmm. I just downloaded and tried out the PC demo. I wasn't overly impressed. maybe I have to give it a second try.

Foolz said:

Ditto.

Thats right, that is awesome of them. Anyway I will be on PS3 of course, co-op whenever you want.