Best of 2010
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This game was superb! I felt like a dancing pro with this game. I know I sometimes looked stupid, but with all my friends dancing it was a blast.It was perfect to play with a group of people. There were song choices for everyone. It progressed with your level of skills, and if you had problems with certain moves you could slow them down in a practice mode. This game was one I will keep going back to for a long time.
This game was something I grew up on. I spent a year dedicated to playing this inside and out. I knew all the secrets and best ways to play. For me, it was what got me in to RPG games. The story held up and graphics for the time were amazing. The graphics still hold up, if you can handle not life like. I can play games like Dragon Age, and Oblivion and I'll remember this game. It will always be something I plan to…
Back to the Future: Episode 1 is far from perfect, but the sense of nostalgia it brings is enough to warrant purchasing Telltale's latest adventure. The game starts off with Marty trying to prevent Doc's estate sale, as Doc has been missing for several months now. The little touches that Telltale adds in the game make this game worthwhile for the casual or die hard BttF fan. Things like having to turn the time…
I played this game for over what seems like 50 or more hours. This is Bioware's finest game in my opinion. It had a great story with an amazing plot twist *wink*. Coupled with great dialogue trees and amazing gameplay, this makes up to be a very fine RPG. The only problem with this game was that the graphics were a little sub-par for the xbox. I don't know about the PC, but they definately could've been better. If…
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Dec 30, 2010
Perhaps the biggest question anyone can ask themselves is why do they game? And not the obvious answer of because I like games, but why did you even pick up a controller in the first place? Ever since I was a kid I remember loving video games. My parents never played them but they owned an old Nintendo Entertainment System, so when I was about 4 or 5 I began obsessively playing Super Mario Bros...
Apr 30, 2010
You know, Blur and Split/Second are both pretty darn awesome racing games. They both take different views on the racing genre. One game has ridiculous explosions and the other is daddy's version of mario kart. Personally I've grown more towards liking Split/Second simply for the reason that these are damn good explosions. But what do you think? Which of these two do you like more?
Jan 3, 2010
Alright so I finally caved in....I bought Altitude. For $7.50 it seems like a good deal. So far I've sunk in 4 hours and it really does lead to the conclusion that this game is really simply just a lot of fun. Sure, it's not nearly as great as Dragon Age or TF2 but this game is just a great time waster. Am I alone in this thought? (Besides Dave Snider). Is there anybody else that's been playing...
Jan 3, 2010
Alright duders, it's been a while. And I mean A WHILE. It's been over a year since I've posted anything on this site. Sure I was there the minute the site first went live, I met the Giant Bomb cast at their first reunion tour at PAX, and I used to be pretty involved early on in the community. That changed a lot, and that's what makes me a bad person. The community on Giant Bomb is something rea...
Aug 6, 2008
Yes, I will be attending PAX this year and I can't wait to get my dosage of Giant Bomb.......and RICH FRICKIN GALLUP!
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