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#1 SketchyGalore
Member since 2004 • 25 Posts

I think that you can get Tribes Beta Keys by liking them on Facebook right now, not sure. If not, I do have a spare I can hand out! I got a key from Rock Paper Shotgun, but I paid the $30 within a couple hours of trying it. The nostalgia factor for me is through the roof. It's a bit modernized, yes, but it's still got enough of the old jetpacky, shazbotty goodness to make me love it. I also really like the class system, even though I don't really go for the F2P model too often (I think my "I want to try everything" playstyle wouldn't work well if I hadn't paid up).

I can't speak much for MK since I haven't played it and don't usually like fighting games too much, but even in beta for Tribes, I'm having a blast. I had completely forgotten how great it is to "duel" someone in a FPS, particularly when it's a jetpack-based dance at a couple hundred miles per hour. You just don't see that in shooters these days.

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#2 SketchyGalore
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I think I had the same problem and I have a pretty good idea of what causes it. The 360 knows if it's lying flat or on its side, and the lights rotate to reflect which position it's in. The blinking light is caused by the 360 getting confused about what side it's on. Mine is usually on its side, so I turned it flat, then turned it back. I haven't seen the same problem since.

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#3 SketchyGalore
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I kind of expected people to be nasty about that question... but I used to have the same problem and still do with most single-player first person shooters. Multiplayer, however, seems to somehow take the element of fear out of it for me. Given your older system, you could try Wolfenstine Enemy Territory, which is free, or you could try Unreal Tournament 2004 which is probably cheap on ebay. If your dead-set on single player, though, I'd probably go along with the Serious Sam suggestions. There's no sneaking to be done in a game like that, and typically that sensation of fear comes from sneaking around and not knowing what prescripted event is about to jump out at you. Also, you might be getting an "I'm all alone" sensation of fear from some of those games, since most first person shooters are you versus a million. In that case, you might want to try games like Call of Duty or some of the tactical shooter games where you go in with a squad or an army instead of alone. In fact... now that I think of it... try Call of Duty if you can get over the WWII thing.