Tiger Woods Out...Until August!
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| | | Posted by Brett Todd on Friday June 06, 2008 - 01:26 PM |
| 28 User Comment(s) • 13 root comment(s) |
 Cannyone (21)  Jun 24, 2008 - 01:34 pm
| I'm not sure exactly how the PC version plays. All I know is that I found the Xbox version, thoroughly enjoyable with a few minor exceptions. In fact I would rate this as the most fun I've had with ANY game since Fallout 1 & 2. And to be honest, the main reason I stopped playing was that I was tired of aesthetics of "Pink" and Black Armor. (Also when you ratchet up the difficulty level things change...)
So, I'm sorry, but Brett's evaluation of this game is really harsh. And my estimation of the judgment of the review staff has taken a significant turn for the worse!» Login to reply to this |
RedRay (371) Jun 20, 2008 - 06:03 pm
| Personally I also had a love hate relationship with this game. It constantly blue screened my 8800 GTX SLI setup. Even when I set the game to use only a single GPU it still blue screened occasionally.
I didn't however find the load times excessive however. Nor did I think the visuals were poor. This may simply be a case of throwing more computing power/highest setting graphics at the issue. It would have been interesting to see what setup the reviewer used. But few reviewers disclose that these days, even though arguably there is a wider variation in screen resolution, for example, across the user base than ever before.
For myself, I play a LOT of shooters and so this t*tle which focused more on storyline and plot than shooter mechanics was a welcome change of pace. This game has the best storyline in any PC game. Ever. If you thought KoToR had a good storyline (I did), then this game just takes it to the next level. If storyline and plot are less interesting to you, well then perhaps you'll feel the same way the reviewer did.» Login to reply to this |
impar (6) Jun 17, 2008 - 06:51 am | Edited on Jun 17, 2008 - 06:55 am
| Greetings!
Legit buyer geting screwed by DRM:
EA/Bioware wants he to buy the game again:
PS: Anyne knows why I cant post links?» Login to reply to this |
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