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Re: Christmas List Help
Posted By: Stephen, on host 24.177.136.75
Date: Wednesday, December 6, 2000, at 18:55:36
In Reply To: Re: Christmas List Help posted by Wolfspirit on Wednesday, December 6, 2000, at 18:00:58:

> > My parents tell me if I wait any longer they will get em things that I don't want. Things are already coming in the mail and i'm getting suspicious, so I need suggestions of COMPUTER GAMES for my Christmas List? Anyone have any good ideas?
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> You can always read the reviews on GameSpot for good ideas, you know.
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> Anyway, the new 3D RealMYST just came out. It's quite stunning, and your parents would probably want to play it too. There's a new Age in it called 'Rime'. For older stuff, I think I mentioned "Soul Reaver: Legacy of Cain" before. And Myth I and Myth II. Dave and Stephen mentioned Thief: the Dark Project.
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> Wolf "gotta go, Alton Brown is on!" spirit

Bleh. I have said how much I dislike Theif! Anyway, as for current games: No One Lives Forever is getting insanely good reviews. The folks at Old Man Murray actually LIKED it (and considering their hatred for the developer this is pretty good). People are calling it better than Half-Life in some respects. I've yet to try it, since the demo won't run on my computer for vague reasons I've yet to determine.

Red Alert 2 has been occupying most of my game time recently, and I must say I rather like it. It's not excactly mind blowing, but it's a very refined RTS game that's similar enough to the original (a game I enjoyed for a while) while fixing most of the problems in the original. The campaign game is particularly good, though rather short. Of course, this is the first time I've liked the campaign in an RTS since StarCraft, so that's nice. Also, the videos are of the CHEASIEST quality imaginable, which rules.

Stephen

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