Liverpool FC Forum

Sabre wrote:With Leisure suit Larry 2, I learnt more english than in one year of school.

Not quite sure you could use the words you learned in Larry in your English exam, Sabre! 

woof woof ! wrote:JBG , not sure if you saw this .

I have to share this latest offering fom Kunts Corner on the Holy Moly site.

"World of Warcraft For giving my mildly geeky friends and siblings a brand new medium of wasting their lives and turning into f'ucking vegetables. Also, my geeky vegetable friend met an online girlfriend from Germany on World of Warcraft. If he gets repeatedly bummed over and over again in a paedophiles dungeon in Eastern Munich by a hairy lederhosen wearing nonce with 3 stomachs, I will personally track down the Devil s'punk that spawned WoW and p'iss on them.

P.S. To all the c'unts who think wearing T Shirts proclaiming that 'Rogues do it from behind' is funny, your chances of successfully communicating with anyone of the opposite sex are now smaller than the Crazy Frog's pixellated schlong."

   

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Paul C wrote:

JBG wrote:Its a class machine Paul.

Get Call of Duty 2.

Do you have a high definition tv?

I haven't really got the time of money for Call of Duty yet but I'll deffo have a look at it soon.

I can't believe that Blockbuster isn't hiring 360 games out yet!! 

I haven't got a HDTV yet but will do in 12-18 months, I've just got a 32" Widescreen Toshiba which does the job for the time being.

adamnbarrett wrote:

woof woof ! wrote:Haven't bought a footy manager game for a couple of years but now feel like getting back into one . Recommendations (and reason) please folks .

Buy football manager 2006, a good 2D match engine, new commentry, half time and full time team talks, you can discuss your own contract with the board (just signed a new 5-year liverpool deal btw    ) Training is better. You get a media report of every match you play. You can look at ref's profiles and see how many yellows he's given out etc. It also tells you your players preferred moves and natural positions.

FM 2006 is the best around. Plus you can go to www.cmfrenzy.com and update it, get new graphics and pictures to go with all players.

Gaunt wrote:You really need to play Call of Duty 2 with a headset with surround sound on though to really get the full effect of it, great game, most cinematic combat you will see in a game for a long time. In fact get F.E.A.R. as well and play it with a headset and the lights off..

But back on topic, the multiplayer of COD2 is amazing too give it a blast, public servers get boring after a while though until you manage to get to play official matches which are all about the tactics and make things interesting.

But unfortunately you need a good pc for these games, the x-box360 still doesn't beat a really good pc and no console ever will 

I play Call of Duty 2 with a 5.1 surround sound set up, although the explosions make my house shake! 

The distant rattle of gun and mortar fire in the Stalingrad levels are superb.

JBG wrote:I play Call of Duty 2 with a 5.1 surround sound set up, although the explosions make my house shake! 

The distant rattle of gun and mortar fire in the Stalingrad levels are superb.

You sure thats not BelfastBarry aiming some spare ordanance at you house JBG ?   













      

JBG wrote:Paul, check out The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion when it comes out for the 360 in March (its also out then for the PC).

Its a role playing game but the early hype has it as the best of the early releases on the 360.