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Nope, Spore released today in Europe. I went to buy it after school and I fucking love it. :0 Screw Sims, this is rad!

I prefer anime-based games though.

Dude, I'm buying it.

Who the hell is behind this?! Stop it!!

Behind what?

My Spore-creature is a fat little chirping songbird, haha.

Phoenixan wrote:Behind what?

.......oh my God. I'm surrounded by gullible idiots.

Phoenixan, if you didn't notice, someone has cloned Mr Dark's accout somehow. But it's easy to tell it's not him because of his post count.

Spore is awesome. Lookit my creatiunnnnzzzsh!
I´m currently at the beginning of the Space-exploring-stage. It´s so much fun it´s extreme.

I'm going to fight the boss in Fungi Forest AFTER defeating the giant spider.

I've gotta get this game.

LOL I only made imitations of cartoon characters and memes in Spore for shits and giggles. <:

It is looking quite interesting, I hope its gameplay isn't like Sims' "gameplay"? Maybe I should buy it...

Unreal multiplayer, as always. Never gets old running through rooms blowing people up.

Still in Fungi Forest in DK64. I've been focusing on trying to beat this pain in the ass Golden Banana minigame. It's in one of the big sheds.

I'm currently stuck in the Scrab Vault in Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus. Kinda strange, since it actually comes before the Paramite Vault this time. It didn't before. Anyways, i'm glad that i've learned to disarm the landmines, using the rythm.

foultzboyz wrote:Unreal multiplayer, as always. Never gets old running through rooms blowing people up.

How is UT3? Crysis' multiplayer isn't that great (though the single player is KICK ASS). I'm still playing TF2, but if UT3 is good, I might pick it up since it was dropped down to $20 from $50.

As a fan who's played them all, it's a decent entry though I found it a bit on the disappointing side. The jumps aren't as airy as they were before, the weapons take too long to fire, the complex yet nice graphics don't properly complement the very simple concept of the twitch-shooter, and it's generally slower than before. It certainly wasn't bad, and I liked Warfare mode, though it felt like a step backward from Unreal Tournament, Unreal Tournament 2003, and Unreal Tournament 2004.

On a side note, I'm not really alone in my opinions it seems. Each game mode (online) might have one full server and a few others populated, though it's basically barren. (My first online deathmatch saw me with twice as high of a ping and still winning the match despite joining several minutes into it, so they seem to play pretty bad, too.) In short, I'd rather get Unreal Tournament 2003 (where my clan specializes) and even Unreal Anthology, which includes Unreal Gold, Unreal 2, Unreal Tournament, and Unreal Tournament 2004, though you'll still have a lot of fun if you do go with Unreal Tournament 3. I did like its new version of UnrealED, though (same one I use with Gears of War).

Try the demos of Unreal Tournament, Unreal Tournament 2003, Unreal Tournament 2004, and Unreal Tournament 3 on FileFront and see which you prefer. (My personal favorite is Unreal Tournament 2003, though I love them all.)

Yeah, I never owned 2004, but I might pick up that as well. I do know it's all available on Steam, but my internet is slow as hell, and I'm too afraid to buy so many games at once. :\ Bioshock was pain enough (computer on for 3 straight days waiting for it to finish).

I buy all my games retail--I prefer physical packaging to just downloading something from Steam or something like that. All of the Unreal games are great, though I was actually a bit more interested in seeing the new UnrealED in Unreal Tournament 3. (Since Unreal Tournament's formula isn't supposed to change between releases anyways--you just add to something like that.) I would also get Gears of War if you don't have that one. (Just be aware that the PC version requires Games for Windows Live to get online.)