Archangel3371 said:

I love the CoD games myself though and don't have many things about them that I don't like. Black Ops looks amazing with some very cool weapons plus I love multiplayer and Black Ops will have loads of people online to play with. There's just so much about it that interests me more then Goldeneye.

Yeah if you are really into multiplayer I guess. I'm getting both though and if Goldeneye holds up, its single player will be quite a bit better than the 4 COD campaigns I've played.

Archangel3371 said:

gamingeek said:

Archangel3371 said:

I love the CoD games myself though and don't have many things about them that I don't like. Black Ops looks amazing with some very cool weapons plus I love multiplayer and Black Ops will have loads of people online to play with. There's just so much about it that interests me more then Goldeneye.

Yeah if you are really into multiplayer I guess. I'm getting both though and if Goldeneye holds up, its single player will be quite a bit better than the 4 COD campaigns I've played.

I really enjoyed the past 3 single-player campaigns in the CoD games myself. In fact I wasn't really all that interested in the franchise until Modern Warfare hit then I was totally in love with the games. Different strokes for different folks.

I really enjoy them too, I don't even play the multiplayer so I'm all in for the single. You can't say that they are faultless though, there are a lot of flaws and cheap BS in there as well as linearity.

From the gamespy Goldeneye review:

"In the single-player campaign, GoldenEye excels in its "creep 'n' pop" play style. Whenever you fire at an enemy with a silenced weapon such as Bond's standard-issue Walther P99, or whenever enemies notice you, the game plays a dramatic sound cue, followed by Bond's heartbeat. You have about two seconds to eliminate any enemy that you've alerted to your presence -- generally only one or two at a time -- or reinforcements will flood your location. At that point, you either have to do a run-and-gun massacre or quickly avoid them on the way to the next checkpoint. A few more action-heavy missions notwithstanding, it's clear that those firefights are meant to be the exceptions rather than the rule. But it's just plain exhilarating to silently crouch-walk around a room full of fools, leaving silent reminders of your visit in each of their heads."

They really got the stealth aspect right here.

Archangel3371 said:

gamingeek said:

I really enjoy them too, I don't even play the multiplayer so I'm all in for the single. You can't say that they are faultless though, there are a lot of flaws and cheap BS in there as well as linearity.

I'm not trying to say they are faultless just that problems that some people may have with haven't bothered me and I simply enjoy them more which is one reason I'd rather get Black Ops over Goldeneye.

Yeah, yeah. I'm just saying, cause Goldeneye takes such obvious inspiration from COD that you would probably enjoy it.

God, I love Majora's Mask.   It dares to be so much darker and different from it's predecessors.   So much goodness in one cart.

Those Kinect impressions are crazy.   I was waiting to pick it up anyway because of lack of funds, but I'm gonna wait on a really appealing game before I would consider getting.

Dvader said:

Started to play Majora's Mask for its 10th anniversary. Still the best game ever.

No game has NPCs and side quests this good.

To this day I don't think any game has had town that felt more "alive" than Clock Town.

Kinectimals is on Giant Bomb right now.

So cute though.

Watching the GiantBomb's Kinectimals feed.

My kids would love this stuff.

Dvader said:.

Kinectimals should have been called "Throw shit at stuff while a cat watches"

This is so true. I haven't watched Ryan do shit with the cat. All he does is throw shit.