
Catch22: Last week I got bored and decided to go see if there had been any more recent games bumped to freeware by their makers. While perusing the lists of flop, bug ridden or poorly timed release titles of yesteryear I bumped into this gem. Now Full Spectrum Warrior was a title I had heard about but it had been hidden in the combat-sim saturated market at the time so I didn’t really give it a shot. It’s been released as an ad supported game and at a paltry 1.6 gig download I thought why not. I mean, i do like free.
After doing some reading while the install was chugging away I discovered that Full Spectrum Warrior was originally developed for the US Army as a training tool. Its purpose was to prepare soldiers and potential recruits (that’s you btw) for different types of combat operations. The game was later criticized for being unrealistic and not useful its intended purpose. Read the rest of this entry »
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Decibelle: I love this game, but it shouldn’t be played on a school night. It is far too easy for would-be micro-managers to become so absorbed that sleep, food, and human contact are indefinitely suspended.
Catch22: The average subscription MMO can get to be a bit expensive these days. I mean you have to consider the costs of the boxed game itself, the expansions as well as all the inevitable small things like character transfers and name changes. Also you’ve already forked out the cash for a decent PC to run it all on and the monthly net costs are all part if whats needed to play.
I’d like to start out by saying I’m a big fan of the Fallout series. If you haven’t played them do yourself a favor and put them on your list of “Things To Do When I’m Not Reading Blalab”.