I'm sure it's great for PC. The game seems well presented for console with clear to see stat pages and easy movement among them, but I bet the world controls are better on PC.
Everyone's got a subscription service these days. I considered EA's service recently because you get the next month free, which gets you access to the new Star Wars game. At least I think that's true. I've got enough services already though.
Chain's good. I used a large monkey wrench in Road Redemption. It's slow but gets 'em with one smash. Very satisfying.
I'd love to try that one out, but I've never seen it.
The trains load whatever cars are needed for the supplies or passengers. I'm still not sure how it decides what to load. The answer is burried in several screens of glorified spread sheets. I haven't played it enough yet to have decifered it all.
I did solve it though by running an extra train on that route. I guess I brute forced it.
I wish the old Road Rash 3D was ported to current system. It's still solid.
If I can just thwak someone off his bike, I'll consider it money well spent.
Ha ha. That makes me want to try it more - for the laughs. I can see how it would annoy after a while though.
The Sherlock Holmes games by Frogwares are very good. I can't wait to try Sinking City when it eventually goes on sale again.
Cool. I'll look out for that.
