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Originally posted by e4chrisFun Game ... Best when you can find someone close to your level to play against ... just like chess
street fighter 2 .... but in moderation
My nephews got me into Fight Night Round on PS2. That was another awesome fighting video game.
Edit: And Lord only knows how many quarters I pumped into Mortal Kombat 2 when it was new at the arcade.
Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromficsIf you like fighting games you might like to try the Assassins Creed series, latest one was the best, set in the American wars of Independence.
Fun Game ... Best when you can find someone close to your level to play against ... just like chess
My nephews got me into Fight Night Round on PS2. That was another awesome fighting video game.
Edit: And Lord only knows how many quarters I pumped into Mortal Kombat 2 when it was new at the arcade.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI'll have to check that out. I don't play video games like I used to. Nowadays, I'll hook up the original Nintendo or Super Nes when kids come over, but that's about it. It's funny how challenging two button games can be. After all these years, Mike Tyson is still knocking me out in Punch Out.
If you like fighting games you might like to try the Assassins Creed series, latest one was the best, set in the American wars of Independence.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieI played the crusades one, but it got really boring after a while. The story unfolded to slowly for me and there was too much repetitive whacking.
If you like fighting games you might like to try the Assassins Creed series, latest one was the best, set in the American wars of Independence.
I used to play bridge. I stopped because the people were just unbearably tense. A bridge tournament, as I remember it, is dreary hours of moving around tables and listening to people scolding their partners. In chess at least there's no one for a player to blame other than themselves. When we were done, I just wanted to lie down and die, whatever my results were.
Originally posted by WanderingKingThe newer ones are quite a bit better at relieving the repetitiveness.
I played the crusades one, but it got really boring after a while. The story unfolded to slowly for me and there was too much repetitive whacking.
I used to play bridge. I stopped because the people were just unbearably tense. A bridge tournament, as I remember it, is dreary hours of moving around tables and listening to people scolding their partne ...[text shortened]... han themselves. When we were done, I just wanted to lie down and die, whatever my results were.