Others games that come to mind where there have been arbitrary limits on player capacity per Xbox are the last few Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty: World at War, Borderlands and ODST. Even games like Halo 3, which supports 4 players on an Xbox in multiplayer, and supports 4 player co-op online, would not allow more than 2 people per Xbox. So we go through my collection of 60+ 360 games and find not a single game that supports this need. The only requirement was that it had to support at least 3 player co-op on one XBox, because my girlfriend doesn't like to play games competitively (aka she isn't very good). A few weeks ago my buddy, my girlfriend and I were sitting around just hanging out when we decided we wanted to play a game. Let me tell you about one instance where this came up recently for me. Many games that have multiplayer modes for online practice have opted to completely remove the split screen versions of these modes, which makes very little sense in my mind that you would not give the player the option to play these modes offline with his or her friends. Waggleton P.Does anyone remember the good ol' days where one could plug in 4 controllers, pick any multiplayer game off the shelf and just have fun with some buddies for an afternoon? Does anyone miss those days? As the current consoles get more and more entrenched in this online culture it seems that these sort of moments are becoming a rarity. Weird huh? Anyway, Gearbox has had some experience with remasters, as the recent tweaked version of Homeworld earned rave re-reviews, and they’ve already got a Duke Nukem 3D remaster on the way already.Īll this, and its scheduled for a 2017 release. And that’s odd, as Bulletstorm was originally published by Electronic Arts. Here’s where things get interesting: This remaster of Bulletstorm is listed as having Gearbox as the publisher, a company who works under 2K Games. According to PCGamesN, a sighting on Brazil’s rating board, the Classificação Indicativa, has revealed a listing for Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition. And it sounds like those rumours weren’t far off. But back at E3 this year, there were rumours of a Bulletstorm remaster floating around. That game came out in 2011 though, and it never got the sequel that it teased which was just a damn shame. The maturity of a 12 year-old if he wrote Broadway plays. I’m violently fiddlin’ with ma balls in anticipation of your arrival, Trish! Well, now, hold yer dick for one second, ya fungle rimjob! Yet you still reek like sunbaked asshole. Yeah?.Well go f*** yourself! You sh**piles give chase I will kill your dicks! f****’ computer in your skull needs some anti-depressants. Tallylicker, but I never got the chance to tell him… He will be remembered… Old gal wasn’t built for that much abuse. Here comes Butterdick Jones and his heavenly asshole machine! It just never really caught on, which is a shame as Bulletstorm had some of the most insane dialogue ever committed to a small screen. Now make no mistake, developer People Can Fly created something that is a fully adequate shooter combined with hilarious over the top death physics and lasso action. A title generally considered to be terrible by the masses, but secretly enjoyed in the privacy of your own lair.
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