On the subject of weird things said in games, one I remember the most was an impossibly hard football game on the Neo-Geo, (literally impossible to score) the computer scored and it actually said ‘Oh my god’ in a really sarcastic voice. GC: The free patch was released yesterday and is entirely separate from the paid-for downloadable content, which was released today. Have Capcom come up with a new way of tempting gamer’s to buy downloadable content? That is making it mandatory to download it by including it with a game update and then have it sitting there on your hard drive until you give in and buy it? OK, so it apparently also includes downloadable content as well as a patch to fix a number of issues, and it rewrites a lot of code so it won’t actually take up an extra 13GB of hard drive space, but why are people being forced to download content they may not want to buy if they want the patch as well? Just heard about an update for Dead Rising 3 that’s a ridiculous 13GB in size. If any cheater finds themselves banned from online or a particular game then I say good!Į-mail your comments to: end of the stick You see it all the time on the leaderboards of most multiplayers, with cheaters fixing the results which I just find bizarre. The mindset of such an individual will always confuse me, if you have no skill at the game then practice and get better, it proves nothing by cheating a score or a win. I have met a large number of cheaters online with FIFA, these particular idiots would freeze the game (no idea how) and wait for you to lose patience and quit or restart the game to start scoring goals… How anyone can be that desperate for a win is beyond me.

What is the point of playing an online game for skill and cheating your way through it?

If I may wade into this debate: I would agree 100%, I have never been able to fathom the mindset of someone who will willingly cheat at an online game and have yet to find anyone that admits to such. GC: The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions have split screen co-op for some modes, but not Spies Vs. Mercs in the old games GC? If so, I feel a purchase coming on. I had read that the developers tried to give both an old school stealth option or a gung-ho action option to each mission.Īs regards the multiplayer, does this game have local two player co-op like Spies Vs. RE: Mondeohitman and Splinter Cell: Blacklist, you piqued my interest in this game when you said that the single-player gave you the same feeling you felt with the older games. But lowered expectations and almost giving it away can certainly help to soften the blow.

GC: There’s no patch that can fix what’s wrong with Colonial Marines.

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