Mr.Ironic

Did you talk to her since?

ahahahaha ...ooo.. no it isn't trust me. :)

But I suppose the sentiments appreciated.

This article is totally irresponsible and Completely misses the point.

What everyone wants to know was weather he was playing it on an XBOX360 or PS3.

Obviously one promotes excellent gaming and social skills while the OTHER is a bastion of evil perverting kids.

You can probably give me a big enough incentive to kill someone, doesn't make it right.

This just looks suspicious.

I know someone who has the black and white symbol tattooed on his arm before Black and white even came out. Talk about unintentional.

So, a bit like lego then?

Yeah the AI is shit. There's no illusion of intelligence - see first guy shot and 2nd guy slooooowly turning round. wtf. 2nd point, in combat with a group and none of the others attack him at the same time.

It's a shame because the rest looks good. It's not just that AI is bad but you see this from a lot devs - they don't pay enough attention to the *illusion* of intelligence - basically what the player is fighting against. And they really should.

I think the first time I saw FEAR I was pretty impressed because they made it seem like there was something deeper going on. That and the squaddies from half life1 but it's been a while since I've seen that.

That's what SHE said.

I really liked the sci fi element of the 1st game - though I've not played all through the first yet.

I liked the combat too, maybe some places it was too easy.

Path of Neo is the only game I can think of where you could combat more than one enemy at the same time in the same moves.

Plus Batman may be good but from what I've seen of the pc demo I only had to press one button all the way through, maybe a control pad would be better, but it doesn't seem that much of a leap for me?

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