So I sat down the other day, with my modem mind you, and I actually went online! So first then I do is run to the demo room and download all the demos out there (of the games that I think are interesting).

So I got this demo of Dead Rising see. Simply awesome, I spent the whole time just smashing zombies with stuff before a video of these three hunters with sniper rifles talked amonst themselves about blowing my characters head off. And I thought " What a fanastic demo! Better add this to this list of ' Games for Xmas"

Then I thought back to the day I downloaded the DOA demo. And I was like, " Eh, too hard of a game, the computer is kicking my ass left and right...DELETED!"

Then I downloaded DOOM Demo. I have the same game from the Limited Edition Doom 3 game, and I personally didn' t like DOOM 1 or 2 on the limited edition. Well, I downloaded it, played it. And I was all " Hey, the graphics are upped, plays fantastic, I' ll burn $10 for this"

Well, to make a novel short. Demos! We love them and one thing I really like in demos are is like a " tutorial" level where you can actually get used to the controls. If there was a small tutor level where I could get accustiomed to the controls, I probably wouldn' t of deleted the GRAW, DOA, or Madden 07 demos...

I completed Doom on arcade on ultraviolence, that money was spent well! it was fun through and through, just like it was back in 1993

DOA was too hard for you?

LOL, I can buton mash my way through the whole game.

Button mashing dont actually work on the last boss lady thing! Atleast it didnt for me!

It does, press down + kick repeatedly, sometimes it wont work, usually it does.

Ill try that if i borhter to try and unlock all costumes!

Yeah it' s pretty easy to cheap the boss once you' ve figured it out. Hayabusa' s diagonal up left + kick is an example of this. Time it right and you can kill the boss by spamming this one move.

DOA4 never grabbed me. I got it and never felt the need to play it. The only reason I' ve not been on Dead Rising recently is because I' ve been a bit busy. had I a demo of DOA before it came out I would have known. the demo of Dead Rising was enough for me to buy the game.

The Marketplace is greatness, it' s like an event whenever a new demo comes out I' ve been waiting for.

It' s not that amazing, I' ve been downloading demos on PC for like, atleast the past 10 years.

Back on topic, (I don' t own DOA4)

I really enjoy demos 1. because they keep me from buying crappy games, and 2. It' s always nice to be on top of new gameplay changes in a series before the game launches. (AKA, wrapping my mind around the spy' s changes in SC:DA)