Quote from tikshow :

play wii tenis, it's almost looks like that

Wii doesn't have good graphics

NFS 1996: http://jeffareid.net/nfs1/n1ttld.wmv
NFS 2008: http://jeffareid.net/nfsuc/nucsbbccx.wmv

Tombraider 1997: http://jeffareid.net/tr/tr1mpfc.wmv
Tombraider 2008: http://jeffareid.net/tr/tragp1.wmv

LFS 2003: http://jeffareid.net/lfs/lfs103a.wmv
LFS 2009: http://jeffareid.net/lfs/lfs205z.wmv

NFS 2004 (Underground 2 - last one with replays): http://jeffareid.net/nfs8/n8url.wmv
Tombraider 2009 (Underworld adrenaline shots): http://jeffareid.net/tr/truhs.wmv

Quote from JeffR :

NFS 1996: http://jeffareid.net/nfs1/n1ttld.wmv

It sounds like there's an elephant in the car with him

Quote from Electrik Kar :

Heh, well I knew Portal was by the same people, but I never thought that they were looking for a job at Valve - from what I understood, Valve approached them to redo N Drop in the Source engine.

i dont know either who approached whom but whichever way it worked narbacular was part of their portfolio which in turn was the reason why they got hired

Quote from Crashgate3 :

I'm definitely a 'new game' person. I used to love my NES and played the games to death, and so a year or so ago bought one from Ebay. All those old games I used to love?

Dull. Very, very dull.


One thing I definitely believe is that games are a *lot* easier these days.

iirc you liked crysis so your oppinion doesnt count

I played carmageddon (with the splat pack ) for ages and ages when it first came out. I did the same with carma 2 and years later, Seduction of Destruction (SoD), a remake of carma2 using banger racing cars and tracks, but i never really got onto tdr2000.

I also loved quake, the original 1996 quake. I had many of the different patches to go with it as well, including killer quake, borg quake, FVF quake, GLquake (i bought a voodoo card and thought it was the best thing EVER!) plus many others i have forgotten.

I did briefly manage to find the CD with it all on not long ago but i cant get it to run on Xp as the OS it too 'new' apparently. Bloody shame.

Quote :

Atari 2600, ET the Extra Terrestrial - game of a lifetime

The horror! The horror!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8E-WZ7QEkE

Quote from JeffR :

NFS 1996: http://jeffareid.net/nfs1/n1ttld.wmv

i need that game, it somehow seemd like alot of fun what y think, could i use my FFEX on it?

Quote from danthebangerboy :

I played carmageddon (with the splat pack ) for ages and ages when it first came out. I did the same with carma 2 and years later, Seduction of Destruction (SoD), a remake of carma2 using banger racing cars and tracks, but i never really got onto tdr2000.

I also loved quake, the original 1996 quake. I had many of the different patches to go with it as well, including killer quake, borg quake, FVF quake, GLquake (i bought a voodoo card and thought it was the best thing EVER!) plus many others i have forgotten.

I did briefly manage to find the CD with it all on not long ago but i cant get it to run on Xp as the OS it too 'new' apparently. Bloody shame.

try using nQuake (need the orig files for it to work)

NFS1 didn't support analog control (as far as i remember), it was ALOT of fun.....I love point to point racers and back then it was ground breaking.

i generally like modern games but NFS is definitely an exception, in my opinion it peaked somewhere between NFS4 and NFS5.

NFS1 was the first racing game I played on my computer (ignoring Pole Position and Stunts on the C64, which wasn't my computer) and I used an analog joystick and later on, my Thrustmaster T2 wheel.