I remember Ubisoft’s first Price of Persia title being one of the first games I’ve played that incorporated time as a more instructive teaching tool than typical death, allowing you to rewind, observe, and readdress your mistakes just before your demise. It was a mechanic that continued to find itself in future games, most notably becoming wildly popular in the racing genre where rewriting small whoopsies is fundamentally useful. (What about Braid? Sorry. Didn’t play it.)
Game jams are a great way to create games people have never heard and/or thought of before, and then some.
IM PLAYIN discuss 4 time filling titles to keep you interested during this period of Halo hype
"If you’re like me, an Xbox One owner who doesn’t care for the Halo series, you’re probably getting a little tired of all of the Halo hype. So, to keep you entertained until some better games come along (like Fallout 4 and Star Wars Battlefront) I thought that I’d suggest four of my favourite time filling titles!"
Wait, Project Zomboid is not on XBO... Kinda missing the point then, isn't it? Don't play Halo! Play on your PC!
What kind of person that has an Xbox doesn't care about Halo? Of course there are nonfans but to not care for Halo? Never heard that before.
Replies(1)
There was a time I didn't care for Halo too. I had an Xbox.
Then I played REACH and got hooked. REACH was my first Halo.
Point is, it is definitely possible to own an Xbox and not be into Halo.
in fact my best friend is an Xboxer 'nd he's not into "Halo Gears, and Forza".
Why single out Halo? It's like talking crap about Star Wars. There are millions of fans who disagree with your opinion, and those who do agree with you are already not playing it.
Make sure and pause your day. You don't want to miss out on averagenobodys playing Super Time Force
