Recent reviews by petehannon

Almost perfect! I just need a way to get OUT of the plane after landing at Bora Bora.. no need to provide a way back in.

Honestly, it gets boring, really fast. The positivity sounding this game seems to be largely anti-Bethesda.

I have the minimal RTX card, but you're going to need a lot more than that to run this. I tried configuring the game to run with minimal needs... but it's hopeless. Still, it's free.. so if you have an RTX 4080... go for it.

I love this game so far, with 60 hrs clocked. Unlike how differences in BLPS sometimes felt when compared to BL2, this game feels like something entirely new, and really big. It's a lot of fun, in a very crazy Tiny Tina sort of way.

This game is catnip.

I voted to recommend because this represents a correction to the disaster that was the PTW version called "Unchained" I can forgive and forget, as long as something was learned. This version goes back to being a real game, but there are some things that need to be changed.
The biggest problem is forcing people to play characters that are bound to a particular primary weapon. I use the Blunderbuss, period. Don't give a flying f#*k what anyone thinks about it. And yes. I can add one to my load-out, but it takes up a slot. Screw that.

On a separate but related note: Its not entertaining to me playing as teenagers, especially lame teenagers with dorky lines. Seriously, who wrote that crap? And why does the voice warning us of approaching orcs sound like he was written for Mr. Rogers? It sounds like he wants to give us information and warnings but doesn't want to frightening us.

Apart from that... you got good OMD style play, worth the price just to get that.

I don't understand why we must manually walk the pc for every single operation. It adds nothing to the experience except to waste time and frustrate. If I click on something for an action, don't tell me I'm too far away.. GO THERE and do what I told you to do in the first place! Seriously, how is that not obvious? Apart from that, this is has potential to entertain for years to come.

Love playing this on my XB360. This looks better and has many extra features, and for very little money.

Really, really good quality and realism. True, it's less arcade-like than others like TWG, but it has many tools to help you to find what needs correcting with each shot, you will inevitably get better over time.

I do need to add that it lacks sensitivity adjustments for controller joysticks... some putts that are inches from the hole are not make-able. it's just plain wrong not to have this adjustment... nobody should have to make this point, much less explain why.

That aside, be prepared for a nearly addictive experience that will keep you wanting to try just one more to see if you can do it a little better, just like the real thing. It was nothing short of brilliant to create such a simple and easy-to-use course editor and then include it with the product... doesn't matter if you want to play fun, wild & wacky, real & difficult, casual or whatever kinds of courses; you will NEVER run out.

This is really put together very well. The UI for maintaining the collection is easy to use, and I like being able to uninstall and reinstall any of the individual Halo games so I can get disk space when and if I need it. I've had no issues with any of these so far, they all run smoothly.

The graphic upgrades to H1 & H2 are the most noticeable among the six games. The rapid original/enhanced switch these two games have, makes it easy to appreciate how far gaming graphics have come since these were originally released. I think 343 did a great job bringing the appearance of these games into the present. There's quite a lot of good memories here, with an extra nice polish and for an excellent price.