TheMightyEthan

I beat the game singleplayer Legendary. Thought it was great fun. Protip: use plasma weapons on their shields. *Edit* - I liked that it was harder. Halo 3 Legendary was too easy.

QFMFT, and I don't even generally like multiplayer games. In addition to MNC, I would recommend, in no particular order: Limbo (My review) Risk: Factions (then play it with me) ilomilo (My review) Carcassonne *Edit* - Also Catan.

Notable exception to this rule: Snipers. Assassin's should murder Snipers all goddamned day.

Fake difficulty? I don't really care about multi, so I wouldn't notice imbalance there. Love Firefight though.

Yeah, it was just a Doom mod.

It's working fine for me, and always was. I'm running Chrome.

Exactly! What? Use the lightning bolt right before I go over the jump in Wario's Stadium? :mma:

Chex Man.

Burnout: Paradise Resident Evil 4 Fable III Mass Effect 2 (but only in "traditional RPG" ways, I still really liked the game overall) Really? I loved Reach.

Chew, if you don't like seeing the New Vegas stuff I can remove your access, free of charge.

We already have that...

So, this disc, what purpose does it serve? Is it like a frisbee?

This is an entirely alien concept to me.

Marked off Batman: Arkham Asylum. It was pretty good, though I thought it was too linear and that the boss fights were too repetitive. Hopefully they will address both of those things in Arkham City.

lolwut?

Minty: Is that on PC, 360, or both?

My most recent exception is Monday Night Combat, which I've been playing religiously. The last time I played a multiplayer game so much was the Halo: Reach Beta, and before that was the CoD4 Beta. I have this weird thing where I get into betas, fucking love them, play them constantly, but then never get back into it once the full game releases.

That's not what I mean, though I can see how it could come across like that. What I mean is that I usually don't really enjoy multiplayer, so I would rather the dev/publisher use its resources on the singleplayer instead of the multiplayer. I usually do enjoy cooperative a lot though. When I say multiplayer I mean modes in which you play against other people.

I agree with every word of this. I also in general hate achievements that I don't have direct control over, and often multiplayer achievements are of that nature.

Yeah, that's my experience with Walmart clothes: good for the price, but not "good". Just as a general rule, obviously any particular item can be better or worse.

@Jack: Never. But just because I don't notice that things are missing doesn't mean it wouldn't have been better with more resources devoted to it. @Rad: GODDAMN I HATE MULTIPLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS!

But it's still resources (money) being devoted to multi instead of single. And I often don't like it when they're different teams, because it gives the two modes completely different feels. Essentially then it's two entirely different games, a multi and a single, with the same name just slapped on both.

I prefer singleplayer most of the time, with few exceptions. And Jack, the reason I don't like multiplayer being added to singleplayer games (when it doesn't seem necessary) is because even though I can just not play it, it's still time and effort and resources that the dev spent on multiplayer instead of singleplayer.

Too many, and also not enough. I'll update with the full count once I care enough to compile it.

This is awesome. The code should be either or :hurry-up: *Edit* - Wait, I can add it, I have THE POWAH! *Edit2* - SUCCESS!