Coynosham and team put up a great defense against a team who were abusing C4 to blow up the MCOM stations in Bad Company 2. Between them they marked out territory they’d defend and keep secure and it worked really well!
Bonus points for the Star Wars intro. Conor, you’ll love it!
It’s public now. DCRU Colin has a Playstation 3! Cards posted a video yesterday announcing the news. I had a few games with them the other night but it went on until about 2am so I unfortunately won’t be doing that too often. Great guys to play with though.
The utterly fantastic intro on the commentary above was created by David and edited by Colin. Very nice work I’m sure you’ll agree!
PS. I wondered if anyone had noticed Colin playing in this game posted by David, and he was noticed but kept quiet about it. Best kept secret?
I posted his first episode already and you can find the second one on his Youtube channel. Here’s the third episode of Chain Smoker by CryHavocWarfare.
Great use of smoke grenades in Bad Company 2. Loved his clips in the UAV!
It was with amazement I read that question on the hupit forum a while back.
What? You’ve never heard of Double Dragon? Arcade beat ’em up from the late 80’s?
Double Dragon was only one of the most anticipated arcade conversions of 1989. A two player beat ’em up, heroes (Billy and Jimmy Lee) fighting against hoards of baddies to rescue Billy’s girlfriend.
Exciting, heady stuff!
Of course, when it finally hit the C64 it was a less than stellar conversion. All the moves were in there but there was this annoying gap in the torso of each character. The programmers even added a note in the game manual about it!
MILEYCYRUSTHEVIRUS and his team were winning a game of Conquest 152 to 63. What happens when they swap teams? Bad Company 2 Conquest game on Nelson Bay.
Sunset Riders + MAME + Xbox Controller = lots of fun
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