Indiana Jones and the Robots of Empire - now That's an idea
Thursday, 24. August 2006, 03:58:06
Addicted to the gameplay, feel and atmosphere of the Emperor's Tomb which I've been able to enter only today, to be impaled immediately in the first trap. Blah.
Goes from action to freaky action before you know it. Excellent, excellent game. More Tomb Raider-ish than you know, but infinitely more fun - you get to beat up a ton of Nazis. Tell me that isn't appealing.
In related news, if you're interested, Ubisoft's giving the Prince of Persia series of games away dirt cheap. Get yourself a copy and email me the other copy. You are going to buy it aren't you? Please, pretty please?
Finally got my hands on one of the few books I haven't read in the series.
I'm still yet to read the entire "Empire series". Getting there.
Goes from action to freaky action before you know it. Excellent, excellent game. More Tomb Raider-ish than you know, but infinitely more fun - you get to beat up a ton of Nazis. Tell me that isn't appealing.In related news, if you're interested, Ubisoft's giving the Prince of Persia series of games away dirt cheap. Get yourself a copy and email me the other copy. You are going to buy it aren't you? Please, pretty please?
Finally got my hands on one of the few books I haven't read in the series.
I'm still yet to read the entire "Empire series". Getting there.
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WIDGETIZE
i too am terrible at such games....
By wickedlizard, # 24. August 2006, 09:34:57
By alamandrax, # 24. August 2006, 18:37:52
The Empire Series is quite good -- actually, you should read the Empire Series, the Robot Series and _then_ The Foundation -- and finally, End of Eternity.
Makes for an interesting read!
By anonymous user, # 25. August 2006, 14:59:29
instead, i read the I Robot series first, moved on to the Foundation series (hapazardly again - read the Foundation and Empire after Second Foundation, etc) then went back to the Robot series (some form of continuity here though) and now am beginning on the Empire series.
like i told akshay a while back, people need to let me know where to subscribe to the newsletter which specifies these things. i always end up being out of the loop.
By alamandrax, # 25. August 2006, 18:05:20
Usually, it works by asking others who've read the books about the order in which to read them.
If they haven't read 'em all, you probably need to find others who have.
You need friends, nyah nyah nyah!
By anonymous user, # 29. August 2006, 15:14:24
By alamandrax, # 30. August 2006, 16:05:14
Well, I do not know, but it might have something to do with you whining about not being told about some order of books. Or something.
By anonymous user, # 31. August 2006, 05:14:07
By alamandrax, # 31. August 2006, 16:18:18