Killing someone with a flying toilet is pretty boss. Aw yeah, Gravity Gun.
Killing someone with a flying toilet is pretty boss. Aw yeah, Gravity Gun.
blue grav gun ftw
throwing combine at combine lol
i don't think i used another gun once i got it. why fucking bother? shooting saw blades through hordes of shit = win, in my book
Second time through the game, I made keybinds to fuck with gravity and time and pinned zombies to buildings in Ravenholm for hours.
too much work. grab saw, aim, click, keep it movin
Yeah, but imagine that the saw made the zombie fly 30 feet in the air.
see, that sounds fun.
And then you shoot the flying zombie with a crossbow and pin him.
oh wow, ok, yeah
Oh come on, it only came out on SEGA CD outside of Japan, right? (that's what wikipedia's saying) How many people actually had that? I mean, come on... and besides, this shit came out in 94. I was motherfucking 8 years old at the time. That shit doesn't look even slightly interesting to an 8 year old.
You're preaching this to the wrong motherfuckers 'round hurr.
nah trick, that's not what I said.
you're asking why motherfuckers aren't praising it and acting like we committed some crime by not playing a game that by all rights, we likely wouldn't have played or even heard of.
I had/have a SEGA CD now, but there's no way that I was going to choose some shit like that over Batman, Final Fight CD, etc etc back then.
There's a big difference between 8 and 12...
But then again, I also don't really give too much of a shit about stories in games even now... characters, certainly.
And no, I don't give a flying fuck about the works of Hideo Kojima or anyone else. I'm serious about playing games, not serious about watching a national geographic channel dedicated to them, huge difference.
BUT WHAT HAPPENED WITH THE HAND GUN KILLING?
Did you kill more dudes, anti? I hear you kill dudes in that game.
HL1 still holds a higher place in my heart than HL2.