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Breach getting ready to be released for Xbox Live (and PC)


stankowalski

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Just fixed my RRoD so hopefully it lasts for a bit. I'll be getting this game. It'll be cheap. Some people don't like the graphics and the bullet ricochet sounds are a bit annoying but the game play looks cool.

Yeah I noticed that about the bullets...that will take some getting used to. It looks like it'll be an amazing deal for 15 bucks. We'll see.

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So tomorrow it comes out. Wonder if you can get it after midnight tonight? Probably not.

I'll be getting this, and I hope it grabs my attention from CoD for a while. Looks like it has a lot of potential. I'm worried that a lot of people will be turned away from it and back to CoD cause of the use of tactics..... we'll see.

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Ok we're going to have to have people that play together regularly so we know the host won't bail all the time. Getting annoying.

I hate getting paired with people in the UK, also.

However, when it works right, this game is fun. It's a nice change from CoD.

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