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Old 10-05-2005, 02:39 AM   #1
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New Review Posted: Cold Winter

I review Cold Winter, and it leads me to wonder about the limitations of the console FPS:

"There's nothing easier than firing a gun. Point at something, pull a trigger, and a bad thing happens to that something. Throughout human history, if one person wanted to kill another, they needed one of two things: the element of surprise, or a physical advantage (size or skill). The invention of the handgun has rendered both of these factors irrelevant. Now anyone can kill anyone else at any time by just pulling a trigger. So why do console controllers make it so difficult to do in First Person Shooters?"

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Old 10-05-2005, 03:37 PM   #2
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Re: New Review Posted: Cold Winter

I'm going to have to give this baby a whirl. I thought it sounded promising but the only merely good reviews made it seem less appetizing. Now I've got my appetite back.

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