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miniduck said:Xbox is outdated, too. So...
I still don't understand how Splinter Cell graphics impress you while MGS graphics don't.
Pain said:
This would be the first time we've disagreed on something eric lol. Have to disagree on the manhunt comment, my favourite game of all time. Awesome storyline (don't tell me you wouldn't want to see a movie if one ever came out) great characters, and great gameplay.onebigeric said:Rockstar on the other hand...
I'm sorry Chesticles, but I find very little to like concerning the company. My personal convictions aside, I've simply gotten tired of their 'shock and raunch' approach. It's just OLD at this point; shallow graphics, bad controls, and a number of other faults are continuously overlooked in the GTA franchise due to the eye catching content. Manhunt was a garbage-ladden joke, and Table Tennis, while a bit original, was still unimpressive to me. Although Red Dead Revolver has appealed to me; one of those 'get around to renting it' games. Let me know how it plays.
I'm definitely looking forward to the MGS movie as well. Kurt Russel is perfect for the role, as you well indicated that Snake Pliskin was Solid Snake anyway.
In Manhunt you play the role of James Earl Cash, a convict sentenced do die for heinous crimes. They strap you onto a table, inject you with a lethal toxin, and you're as good as dead. But wait! You wake up and the place is abandoned, except for a strange voice, a guy by the name of Starkweather, who's saved you from death and promised you freedom in exchange for the deadliest of favors. You see, Mr. Starkweather is a filmmaker of the worst kind. He likes to record people dying, and he's going to force you to be the star of his latest picture. Trapped in Carcer City, a broken, rust-belt American town long forgotten, you must find weapons and hide in the shadows to avoid being murdered by various gangs. To survive, and to please your "boss," you have to sneak up on your foes and execute them in rather messy ways. Succeed and you move one step closer to freedom. Fail, and you're just another poor soul whose death is trapped on video for the world to see.