yes, yes, and double yes. smash tv but with even less plot. one of the best low-involvement games ever (you dont always want to play games lasting 40-60 hours which characters and a story, sometimes you just want to shoot shit). i just wish they would fix the bugs (manual reload with minigun, and i know there are more but i cant remember them)..
Played both. Battlezone 2 was better, me thinks. There was a rumor of a battlezone 3 at one point... Or, maybe that's Empires. :D
yuck, battlezone 2? :mad: origional was better in my opinion. Star Wars Rebellion, games last x3 than Sins of a Solar Empire
I was just about to post that :p Its a really good game, I need to get another copy of it, but its pretty hard to find.
...That nobody's heard of? Probably TrackMania Sunrise. Didn't know it existed until I found it in my little brother's book fair for a nice $10. I had no idea how awesome it was, but I didn't like it that much considering my controls for the game were crap and later okay (keyboards and later gamepads), but it was awesome while people played it! After that came TM Nations, a free TrackMania edition. I played Psychonauts once in a Target (demo), and it seemed pretty weird. Battlezone is one of the games I put under the mental "1980's games" category, and I've heard of it. It's okay, I guess.
Yes, there are only about 100 million copies of the Game Boy version of tetris alone in the world, I'm sure nobody has heard of it.
more people then people played zelda, mario or whatever game you want its still one of the most respected games
I bought GCII. Not really that great, interesting ideas, buuuuut it just didn't cut it. Never got to play the original...
