Ive gotten, (more into than im willing to admit) Lego jurassic world, gameplay is dead easy and it follows the story very well and has some lego fun about it all.

The Lego games are awesome for co-op with the other half

Steam Summer Sale seems to be getting worse and worse. Some of the garbage they are peddling now beggars belief.

Bought:

Sniper Elite 3. Looks nice. But it's largely a one trick pony.
Take On Mars: Pre-Alpha Mars exploration thingumbob. Nice to look at. But it barely qualifies as a quarter of a game.
Standed Deep: Another Alpha. This time you're on a desert island scratching around for sticks, coconuts and cordage. Combine the three and - voila! Instant nuclear generator!
X-COM (Full Pack). Not bad for a tenner. Some of the aliens are a b**** to fight.

Wish they would hurry up with a release date for rugby league live 3 for the ps3

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I may be a bit late to the party on this one as I know it's been out for a while but recently just bought and played The Last of Us.

Absolutely brilliant. Probably the best game I've ever played. Always nice to see a bit of thought and effort put into a game rather than just racking up the bodycount.

TLOU has plenty of "body count" as the game progresses, some of the set scenes being particularly irksome.

Not to say that it isn't a decent story driven game overall though.

The Last Of Us had zero originality in terms of game play or story, (an immune survivor who must be protected has probably been done a lot), but it was the presentation and voice acting that really sold it. That giraffe scene though... Them feels

I don't particularly care about originality, I'd be amazed if there's a truly original story out there in any media, it's the effort that's put into the development of the story and the relationships within it that marks it out above others. In this sense games are no different from books, TV series or films.

In this context for me it's the equivalent of The Wire or Star Wars 4-6, compared to some of the stuff that's too often served up that's more like Star Wars 1-3. ie this has got some substance to it.

RL Live 3 is out 17th of september, didnt buy the previous but tempted to buy this one

Downloaded RLL3 from the US marketplace and so far I'm not overly pleased with it.

Completely rewritten the game play instead of improving the solid base from RLL2, Lots of silly glitches and frustrating passages of play. The AI plays hot potato and it is impossible to defend against.

Graphically it's a huge improvement however the game play just doesn't feel as fluent as previous titles. It's also pointless having forwards as they make no yards whatsoever.

Are you sure you're not just playing as Wires ?

Doesn't sound good. The reviews I'd read stated the forwards were the key to winning and that using your bench properly was the crucial thing to winning on the higher levels. Your brief review doesn't sound great at all. The first game was like you mention, really jerky animation and the AI passing just before contact and being 30 yards clear by the time you've got over the motion sickness and found the ball again.

Won't bother getting it then. I bought the last few RL games more out of a sense of duty rather than actually enjoying playing them. Whilst RL Live 2 seemed better than the others it still frustrates me that there are relatively basic flaws and errors with it.

I have brought rugby league live 3 on the PS3 doesn;t seem to have trophies on it are they only on PS4