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Suspicious Cook posted:I've been playing Resident Evil 6 lately and it's pretty bleak. However, there are two things I've really enjoyed so far. Wait until you get the hang of the movement system. You are playing a game where you can powerslide into an enemy, knife them in the face, then pick them up and throw them into another enemy. The look of dull surprise as you powerbomb a zombie never gets old.
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In The Darkness II, there is a bit early on when the protagonist is talking about the Darkness in question wanting to get out, to have free reign, and when that happens, the controller briefly rumbles erratically. This happens every now and again when he's emotionally troubled, or some serious poo poo is about to go down.
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Cleretic posted:I can't find proof while looking right now, but I recall hearing once that one of the levels in Duke Nukem 3D was actually a 520 degree circle, which was done by using similar tricks as the mirrors. This was one of the great things about old 3d games. In particular, Bungie's Marathon allowed for map polygons to overlap with each other, so long as they weren't adjacent, so you could end up with rooms that would logically be required to occupy the same space, but were separate in-game. This phenomenon got called '5d Space', and was used to great effect in a multiplayer map of the same name.  All of that map is one elevation level. Nothing is going above anything else.
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