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I don't know if anyone brought this up but I doubt it. About a week ago, when perusing steam, an image caught my eye and I decided to check what game they were selling.
Before even looking at their interesting pictures, the description caught my eye.
"The year is 1942. Adolf Hitler has succeeded in resurrecting dinosaurs."
That's it, I'm sold!
Apparently, on the axis side, you have the ability to play as 3 different kinds of dinosaur, as well as 3 nazi classes and the 6 allied classes.
Of course, at the time, there was no option to buy it. However, Dino D-Day is now available for prepurchase at 10% off. ($17.99)
I don't know much about it, but if anything could make me buy a game for all the wrong reasons, they have that by the bucketfull
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The Darkness 2? Wheee! linkie, perhaps?
I despise Mortal Kombat. But I suppose I'll check it out, and if I like it, well then that's saying something
@Rule 34
I think bioware just wanted you to hate mages, story-wise, in this game, they give you lot's of reasons to. I can't find a good mage beside bethany, they all end up willingly go bad or unwillingly bring destruction and chaos...
I agree, WnS warriors are boring, they're just used for tanking, going for sustainables and defensive/threat control skills, archery rogues are beasts tho, they have the same weakness as mages, that being knockback attacks, but with evasion/stealth/threat reduction/obscuring they are extremely fun to play and really powerful against both crowds and bosses.
I used to think you were cool...
Oh yes, a bottom barrel fighting game series that only gained any popularity because it was retarded, bore using the same process of animation that "Street Fighter: The Movie (The Game)" got so much praise for, not to mention their endless characters spawned via the incredible writing process labeled "palette swapping" and lack of any real combo system or mechanics Surely, something of that quality would be something I'd love.