Video Games/Gaming/etc.

Started by DarKchylD · 24 Jul 2003 · 3,991 replies

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2 Dec 2010, 02:35 #3701
Tu_triky wrote:But they are anti-aliased Legos...which makes them better.

Actually, I had the AA turned off. :sweat:
2 Dec 2010, 02:36 #3702
bmwracer wrote:
Actually, I had the AA turned off. :sweat:


No wonder the cars looked so good. :P
2 Dec 2010, 02:38 #3703
Tu_triky wrote:No wonder the cars looked so good. :P

Haha. Yup. :hehe:
2 Dec 2010, 03:14 #3704
bmwracer wrote:
Haha. Yup. :hehe:


I bet the cars where made of only 5 large pixels.
2 Dec 2010, 03:29 #3705
Tu_triky wrote:I bet the cars where made of only 5 large pixels.

That was the old Atari... At 320x240 resolution. :rofl:
2 Dec 2010, 03:33 #3706
bmwracer wrote:
That was the old Atari... At 320x240 resolution. :rofl:


Yeah game objects were made of one polygon.
2 Dec 2010, 03:39 #3707
Tu_triky wrote:Yeah game objects were made of one polygon.

I don't even think they had polygons... Unless you count triangles and squares.
2 Dec 2010, 05:57 #3708
Trying to beat Ratchet and Clank: Tools of Destruction before I buy any new games. As much as I want GT5 and Uncharted 2, I figure I should at least finish the ones I have already :sweat:
2 Dec 2010, 06:14 #3709
bmwracer wrote:
I don't even think they had polygons... Unless you count triangles and squares.


They did have four leaf clovers though...
2 Dec 2010, 06:26 #3710
Tu_triky wrote:They did have four leaf clovers though...

That was a St. Paddy's Day version. :mrgreen:
2 Dec 2010, 06:29 #3711
bmwracer wrote:
That was a St. Paddy's Day version. :mrgreen:


Haha. Yes, Lucky Charms dear laddy.
2 Dec 2010, 06:34 #3712
Tu_triky wrote:Haha. Yes, Lucky Charms dear laddy.

And a free bar of Irish Spring soap. :hehe:
2 Dec 2010, 07:10 #3713
bmwracer wrote:
And a free bar of Irish Spring soap. :hehe:


:hehe:
4 Dec 2010, 15:06 #3714
Hello, Gran Turismo 5 :mrgreen:

I'm just bummed that Nürburgring Nordschleife needs to be unlocked through GT Life mode in order to play it in Arcade mode. :(
5 Dec 2010, 13:05 #3715
So it all worked out, in a way. My brother buys Gran Turismo 5 and one of my old roommates has a copy of Uncharted 2 he'll let me borrow. I think I'm set for gaming during Winter Break :victory:

Made it to level 8 on GT5, completing the A license and working on the B still. Did beginner's level of the kart racing and the AMG challenge as well. Looks like I'll need to complete intermediate level for AMG in order to unlock Nurburgring for Arcade mode. Looking forward to doing some time trials with that.
5 Dec 2010, 16:00 #3716
deseipher wrote:So it all worked out, in a way. My brother buys Gran Turismo 5 and one of my old roommates has a copy of Uncharted 2 he'll let me borrow. I think I'm set for gaming during Winter Break :victory:


Looks like you're good then. :) Two great games!
6 Dec 2010, 05:29 #3717
bmwracer wrote:
That was the old Atari... At 320x240 resolution. :rofl:

Here, from old arcade coin machines, the mighty Bump n' Jump in glorious full resolution! :beaten:

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BTW: these gems can be played on the PC with the MAME emulator. :boot:
Disclaimer: but only if you own the respective official cartridges... :rofl:
6 Dec 2010, 06:17 #3718
^ LOL, computer graphics have come a long way... :hehe:
10 Dec 2010, 05:14 #3719
addicted to borderlands right now on my 360 :jumpie:
10 Dec 2010, 14:46 #3720
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception Revealed


It looks like the rumors (and common sense) are panning out. Naughty Dog has revealed Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception. The game, due out in late 2011, is set in the Arabian Peninsula.

According to the reveal at Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch blog, the story is focused on the relationship between Nathan Drake and his pal Victor "Sully" Sullivan. Of course, there's treasure, too. This time, our hero scours the Rub' al Khali Desert for a legendary lost city. Uncharted's co-president Evan Wells told EW that the desert setting was at least partially appealing because of the inherent difficulties in bringing it to players. "Wefre a bunch of nerds. We just look for something that will be a technical, artistic challenge, and allowed us to push into an area of the world and history wefve never tapped into before,h he said.

It looks as though multiplayer will continue to be a focus in Uncharted 3, both co-op and competitive. Wells says Naughty Dog wants to take on "the big boys" in the multiplayer space with this one, which could prove to be interesting. As far as the campaign goes, Drake has a few new tools at his disposal as well, including the ability to fight multiple enemies simultaneously and some new climbing capabilities.

Look for more info, including a release date and trailer, during this weekend's Spike VGAs, on Saturday, December 11, at 8 p.m. EST.

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