Impulse Gamer writes: "One of the world's most realistic first person shooters arrives on PC that truly surpasses its predecessor. About a month ago, Impulse Gamer was given a sneak peak of ArmA II and needless to say, we were very impressed from the eye candy graphics to the realistic gameplay, it seemed that the game was a match made in first person shooter heaven. Thankfully... to the glee of PC gamers, ArmA II is now available in Australia and after a variety of intense gaming sessions, I'm pleased to announce that the wait was worth every minute."
From rogue-likes to the newer Souls series, there's a solid subsection of games that are purposefully difficult to a mind-boggling, controller-throwing degree. In recent months we've of course received Dark Souls III, but that's not the only new game that will test your perseverance and punish you for making the slightest mistake.
no Ninja gaiden black or Ninja gaiden 2 (x360 version)?... also Demon Sousl >dark souls ..
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Nissan USA’s Twitter account goofed up by believing that a couple of screenshots from (the admittedly gorgeous) Driveclub were real-life photographs. And although their tweet was a cover for their own mistake, it is also partially the truth: video games have been getting increasingly realistic. There have been quite a few other instances of games being mistaken for real life content, in some rather more serious situations. So in this list, we take a look at some of the few times games were mistaken for real life.
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What I love more than the viewpoints are all the hiding spots on the buildings. All the same and too many of them. Looks kinda weird, but apparently not suspicious enough.
Lol and these are the people who are giving us news the human race are hopeless
Funny stuff and im glad these weren't blocked behind 5 different pages.
Didn't see this coming. I was expecting another generic failed military shooter
so far it's challenging (to be expected) but enjoyable. it does what you expect of it really which is to provide a military sim. my only problem with it is that is seems v cpu heavy. my rig is far from the best but it's certainly no average household pc however i only have a dual core @ 2.66ghz and despite having a gtx 260 i really have to lower the settings for a steady framerate.
compared to playing a graphically stunning game like farcry2 on ultra settings, i'm amazed my rig has such a hard time with arma II. It can detract from the game tbh cus with lower settings its harder to spot enemies as easily. but like i say the game is good and i'm sure the more time i spend with it, the better i'll get