downloaded the 'Corporate Warfare' DLC for SR2 on Sunday night seeing as i've finished the full game (except the distractions), it was the first pack available from ages back, you get a few new items in teh shops to buy and a handful of new custom vehicles (4) in your garage plus four new missions starting off in the Saints old church from the first game (on the other console) along with relevant characters too. didn't play the first one so they could be anyone to be honest. lots of fighting Ultor troops and driving around in a truck full of nuclear waste heading for The Pyramid research facility. got to mission 3 then my PS3 froze so i went to bed. :)
what does SR2 teach me? (1) graphics aint everything! (2) you don't need trophies.
once i've finished this DLC i'm definitely getting the next one. You see, this is what happens when you don't give gamers their Disgaea 3 trophy patch or the new content for Fallout 3. We play old games and buy stuff from the trade-in bins at Blockbuster thus denying the Publishers big fat wads of cash.
ps: my character has got a haircut and some new clothes, plaid shirts and basketball boots, welcome to the nineties -haha- i consider him gone undercover for a short duration.
downloaded the 'Corporate Warfare' DLC for SR2 on Sunday night seeing as i've finished the full game (except the distractions), it was the first pack available from ages back, you get a few new items in teh shops to buy and a handful of new custom vehicles (4) in your garage plus four new missions starting off in the Saints old church from the first game (on the other console) along with relevant characters too. didn't play the first one so they could be anyone to be honest. lots of fighting Ultor troops and driving around in a truck full of nuclear waste heading for The Pyramid research facility. got to mission 3 then my PS3 froze so i went to bed. :)
ReplyDeletewhat does SR2 teach me? (1) graphics aint everything! (2) you don't need trophies.
once i've finished this DLC i'm definitely getting the next one. You see, this is what happens when you don't give gamers their Disgaea 3 trophy patch or the new content for Fallout 3. We play old games and buy stuff from the trade-in bins at Blockbuster thus denying the Publishers big fat wads of cash.
ps: my character has got a haircut and some new clothes, plaid shirts and basketball boots, welcome to the nineties -haha- i consider him gone undercover for a short duration.