Atomkilla said:Naturally, I would look for patches first, but I don't think it is that hard to find them. Most of the older RPGs I've played needed patching, and I've never had problems finding those - seems that "restoration projects" and other sort of fan fixes are popular after all.
However, I've seen people complaining somewhere that this specific edition is a waste of a purchase, as players have encountered some problems that weren't present in the original versions of games. If my memory serves me well, that is.
Frankly, I'm not sure if this is a rumor or if I was just badly interpreting it, but I'd hate to buy an old game which doesn't work because of some "recent" problems, so to speak.
PainlessDocM said:The game uses the HL2 engine so the graphics are more than adequate.
PainlessDocM said:Still (re)playing the Half Life series, finished the two expansions and currently about halfway through HL1. Amazing game(s).
brfritos said:Still waiting for the third though.
Comon Valve, don't keep us waiting too much!
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Starseeker said:I went back to Bayonetta and unlocked Bracelet of Time, Eternal Testimony, Bazillions, Pillow Talk and Climax Bracelet.
Damn, my fingers hurt..
Now I need to save up 11 million Halos for a platinum ticket so Rodin can go to space and be a space marine. Since there is no way for me to actually know how much I've spent, I guess I'll just keep on saving. I also want to unlock Soi Fong as well, but 100 chapters are a bit much. The producer/director weren't kidding when he said that he wanted a game that makes your fingers bleed...