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MemberThey also add a skin for the multiplayers or something, still not worth it, they are more meant for people who didnt play them, thats what I think anyway.
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Membersucker punch – I actually found it to be really good. I don't understand all of the negative reviews. Probably too many femenists

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Memberemdeepee said:
Post edited 5:48 pm – 06/29/2011 by emdeepee
Collectibles are just a way to extend the time you spend on/in the game. You'll quite frequently see games companies PR departments saying that you get 'x' amount of hours from the single player mode but an extra 4-5 with all the “bonus content”!!
This is fine if the content is interesting, however, lets be honest, if it wasn't for the trophies very few of us would have bothered with the vehicles, landmarks and film reels. Same with the feathers in the AC games etc
I'm not too bothered about the lack of set pieces. It would have maybe spoilt the game a bit to have had anything too “Hollywood” included. Could you imagine watching LA Confidential with a Bad Boys 2 scene??
The only real gripe I have is that a number of my friends who are Police Officers have played the game and have failed miserably on the interrogations/intervews and I don't think that part of the game was particularly well done (and as a CSI it did drive me a little bit mad when Cole kept picking up blood stained wrenches etc
).As much as I enjoyed the game, there is very little to keep me coming back, apart from the trophies (DAMN YOU SONY

) and once the final bits of DLC are released I will no doubt be trading it.
Same thing I'm doing. Last dlc comes on july 12th here in canada, so I'll trade it in on the 13th
And the reason he kept picking up the “bloody wrenches etc.” with his bare hands, is because they actually did that a whole lot in the 40's. They did not really do much finger print analasis then, not until the late 50's and early 60's.HardAndSloppy
Memberno they are just re-releases together, like the resistence one. Look up resistance dual-pack on google and you'll find a whole bunch of articles about how they should of added trophies to resistance 1. Hope this helps

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MemberI773D33MABL3 said:
Post edited 2:34 pm – 06/29/2011 by I773D33MABL3
You get a 20% bonus in XP for playing online but absolutely everything can be done offline. I just played the whole thing co-op (which counts as online) with my brother. One of the trophies needed a third person and gr8jrfan helped us out.
Got my plat a few minutes ago.
congrats, but i'm looking for a solid single player game i have never played. Any suggestions everybody? I have played a lot of games though

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MemberIs it mostly online. Because if it is I'm pretty sick off online games now.
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MemberI773D33MABL3 said:
I watched Gentlemen Broncos for the second time the other day. It's one of those movies that almost everyone hated (12% on Rotten Tomatoes) but I just found hilarious. It's just so retarded I love it.

What is it about?
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Memberemdeepee said:
I'd recommend using the spawn “cheat”. It'll take some of the time out of it.
Was getting a bit frustrated with the Moose trophy. After 4 failed attempts I actually read what was required (no cover or incognito) so maybe I'll try and get that again tonight


The moose trophy is pretty easy to get, you just have to know not to go incognito

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MemberI773D33MABL3 said:
Just hit level 18 in Brink. Another 70,000 XP and Rank 5 is mine. All I need to do then is kill someone with a satchel charge and it's plat #29.

how good is the game on a scale from 1-10. i was planing on renting a game soon and was wondering about it.
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MemberSeibei4211 said:
Yeah, the 2D sections were cool the first time and I liked them on Hard mode cause they were practically free chapters, but on my third playthrough I was just wanting to get through them.
true enough

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MemberThey aren't fixing them on the 5th anniversary edition, all they are doing is puting it in a metal box, giving a new map, and a $10 voucher for skyrim, a good deal if u havent already got the game, and plan on getting skyrim.
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MemberNobodies playing anything?

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Memberi found those parts refreshing, because they lead you off from the basic aim and shoot like usually. and i forgot about the upgrade one

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MemberI773D33MABL3 said:
Post edited 9:04 pm – 06/26/2011 by I773D33MABL3
I think it depends entirely on which platform you prefer. I started out with achievements on the Xbox 360 and put in quite a bit of effort in finishing some games and getting the 1000g.
But I still switched over to PS3 when it was released (even though it didn't have trophies on launch). I prefered the console and when trophies were finally launched I set about getting as many of them as possible, just as I had with the 360.
And there are just as many “trophy whores” as there are “achievement whores”. I think the only difference is that on the 360 the emphasis is on your overall score while on the PS3 it's more about the amount of platinum trophies you have. A lot of PS3 gamers pride themselves on game completion and their plat total can be checked at the touch of a button.
exactly what i'd have said

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MemberI beat it on normal in about 7 and a half hours. But I am usually quick at beating games, so lets say about 9-10 and if you play it on hard then 11-12. There are three levels of difficulty easy, normal, and hard. The missable trophies would probably be the ones where you have to find the collectables, and the one where you have to shot and enemy in the head after shooting him in the leg, while he is in mid-air! Good game all together, but i could see someone platinuming it in about 25 hours, so maybe a rental.
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