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I heard it's 1 hour and 46 minutes, only really worth 380 pts imo. If it maybe kept my dumb ass on the couch for, say, 3 hours, it might be worth 645 pts to me. No more, no less. I'm in it for the hours these days, I don't bother discerning enjoyment anymore. They're all games, who cares. I'm this close to just playing Tetris for the rest of my life. Lots of hours for a very reasonable price.

Yeah Lara is def rubbish in combat now, you press different buttons to shoot or melee, and sometimes you jump out of the way. Total fuckup.

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Talk about a guy that lucked out in the name department. Cool guy it seems like, too. I was on Capcom Unity a lot during the HDR beta testing, and there definitely was a good community buzz going on. It's great to see Capcom did well with HDR, and the fact that SFIV was even made (2 more hours before I pick mine up!) is a miracle. I thought it was over for SF.

I remember paying $50 for the NES version of Galaga when that came out. This has both R-Type and R-Type II with really nice visuals, great presentation, and infinite mode. It's at least worth $15.

I don't get how that's unreasonable. Where else do you get new games like this for that kind of money? Contrast XBLA R-Type Dimensions for $15 with Amazon's game download service- games like Mr. Biscuits and Westward III are $10.

Good grief.

...fucking internet. It's my fault though. Why do I read this shit?

I'm really digging this now. Infinite mode may be the noob mode, but it's a lot of fun to play through the entire game and just worry about improving and getting a better score for the leaderboards. R-Type always was a real kick in the balls, and not having to restart after dying is huge.

The last few levels of both games are hilariously difficult. I doubt I'd ever see them if it weren't for Infinite mode.

And of course the music is as good as it gets.

It's a good game. There's some depth and technique to the combat, and there are some really nice maps. It's not great by any means, but it's worth getting if you like this kind of multiplayer. The single player campaign is pretty fun too.

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