You know it’s a slow month when I’m sitting here talking about games likeRogue Warrior.Worse yet, I plan on talking aboutAvatar: The Gamefor next week’s post. Why?
Excluding any smaller digital games that could potentially come out of nowhere, this is pretty much all we’re left with for the rest of the year. Multiplayer-wise, of course.The Saboteuris looking good but it is a single-player-only affair, sadly. Thanks for pushing everything back to the early months of 2010, guys.
So,Rogue Warrior. It’s got Richard “Demo ‘motherf**king’ Dick” Marcinko, and multiplayer of some sort. At least, that’s what I am told. Oh, who am I trying to fool — you people are just interested in themusical stylingsof Sir Mickey Rourke. There. Satisfied?
Quick guide to FNF for new players: Each week, a bunch of Destructoid readers and usually an editor or two get together to play some videogames online. Fun times!
The planning for FNF takes placein the forums, where Dtoiders volunteer to host by posting their information (gamertag, time to meet up, game, etc.) in the forum post corresponding to the system they’re interested in playing on.
Then, every Friday, reminder posts for those who don’t read the forums regularly go up in thecommunity blogssection all thanks to a dedicated group of cool individuals. And for everyone who wants their info all in one place, they have got my weekly recap posts which you are currently reading.
Now that you’re here, just scan the list below and find a game you want to play. All that’s left to do after that is to join the match by contacting the host below using any means necessary. For Wii, you might have to be a little creative, but for 360/PS3 a simple “invite plz” message will be fine.
If you want to get your gaming done later on in the evening, scroll on down past this section, otherwise hit up the following European hosts/early FNFers for a good time.
