Recent reviews by Herba

(NOTE TO 2K, WILL CHANGE THIS REVIEW TO POSSITIVE IF YOU FIX THE PROBLEMS BELOW)

If your wanting a version of BioShock that has updated graphics/textures, thats pretty much all your going to from this remastered version :/


Pros:
+ Updated Graphics/Textures
+ Has PS3 Challenge Rooms
+ Updated First Person Animations (at least at the opening of the game)

Cons:
- IT LAGS LIKE HELL (Compared to original BioShock version)
- Takes to long to load (either because of my computer memory size or some other reason)
- Has little graphics/texture settings
- It automatically set my keyboard to controller mode on first start-up
- No FOV slider
- No gameplay changes/balances
- No Updated Animations for the rest of the game (Gameplay: Firing Animations, Idle Weapon Animations. Other Elements: Big Daddys, Splicers, Little Sisters)

10/10

Would Kill CIS Scum and Clankers again

Alternate World Simulator 1912

1912/1959

Even though Team Fortress 2 has been an iconic staple of FPS games and a fixture of gaming as a whole, it is with a heavy heart and out of tough love that I cannot recommend playing the game in its current state. The game is filled with cheater bots that play as the Sniper class. These bots are controlled en masse by pathetic script kiddies who think it's worth ruining the fun for those who enjoy playing a 17-year-old game. In the meantime, this is happening. The game is also being left to ruin, being plagued with not only this "Bot Crisis" that many Team Fortress 2 players have called and have had to treat as a new normal (which no game on the planet, no matter how bad, should ever be subjected to anything like this for years and treat it as "a new normal") The reason that the game is effectively in this state, along with being left to ruin while's other games and projects get more attention is due to Valve's business model allowing the game to get worse and worse continually. They seemingly do nothing with the issues built up over the past five years. Valve's business model will enable developers to work on whatever project a given developer will feel like working on. Whatever the developer can work on can be a massively expensive but overly ambitious project like Steam's VR headsets or the Steam Deck to a new game like Valve's recently leaked multiplayer hero shooter 'Deadlock.' However, although this business model does allow creative and psychological freedom of choice when working at Valve, it creates an issue where older projects are seemingly forgotten and abandoned as fewer and fewer developers work on older IP's such as Team Fortress 2. Although Valve's 'golden goose' is advertised repeatedly and even respected and admired as an inspiration for other games, it is treated more like a commonly neglected, disease-riddled, and sick hen thrown into the wild woods. When the wolves come, Valve is nowhere to be found.

"wow,such guns,very bandits,much robots,wow" - Doge's review of borderlands 2