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likewoahman at 02:06pm 04/30/2004
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this sounds like a nolf2 done by american mcgee
i cant believe how many sci fi geeks are on this site, i played demo
1 and enjoyed myself, and whoever doesnt like the idea of ninjas in
opera houses has got a problem
i cant believe how $@! some of you are
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sMull (View my Profile) at 07:32am 04/28/2004
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I love Painkiller and agree with the review. It delivered exactly
what it promised. Amazing graphics/physics/levels/monsters. It's
just plain fun :)
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Anonymous at 11:57pm 04/27/2004
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Yeah, where's the UT2k4 review?
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nemommaerts at 06:52am 04/27/2004
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great, how about a review for a game that dosen't suck. Say like
UT2004 or Splinter Cell. And yes I did vote in the freakin poll.
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BlackSh33p at 03:26am 04/27/2004
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Turn off the battle music - turn up the ambient music and play this
late at night with a decent pair of headphones (and a very decent
PC) and you will be in awe of the graphics and sounds.
... there really is some level of detail that has gone into the
environment, the physics and the sounds that make it a pleasure to
play and even more fun the second time attempting to get all the
tarot cards to unlock "Trauma". You find yourself surfing
off any object that you can drag with your Painkiller wep - you can
get some serious height on some of these levels if you grab an
object (e.g. the winches on Snowy Bridge), jump on it and repeatedly
alternate fire at it :)
I liked serious sam, mainly for the co-op element, but this is in a
different league much much better.
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LORD ORION at 01:15am 04/27/2004
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I hope you get hit by a bus, retards like you who support &!#&@#
games need to get hit by busses more often.
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Anonymous at 06:49pm 04/26/2004
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I actually really started to enjoy Painkiller after the first few
levels and especially from the second world onwards. The Asylum map
in the second world would have to be one of the more disturbing
maps/levels in a game I've played through outside the Silent Hill
games. Especially when you have those creepy half-legged zombie
things crawling on the ceiling and when you hit them with the stake
gun they hang from the roof from which ever limb you had shot the
stake through. What I did really like about Painkiller was the
music. It was a pleasant surprise to have some catchy moshable
metal/industrial riffs pumping out instead of the usual crap you
have with games.
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Anonymous at 04:34pm 04/26/2004
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i utterly despise scumbags like you who arent dead yet.
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brainfromarous at 03:34pm 04/26/2004
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Oh - all that aside - I agree with everything Lord Orion said.
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brainfromarous at 03:32pm 04/26/2004
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My verdict: "Pain in the $@#."
Not the game. This site. Would someone like to explain to me why I
have to click through almost HALF A DOZEN screens to read one review
of one game?
"Home of the Hardcore Gamer," indeed. This is as bad as
%&$&#!@ GameSpy.
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