Sorry about the quality. This is an old vid posted under youtube's old posting restrictions, so bare with me. NOTE: If you're looking to link up with other gamers who play this game go here: http://cod2-br1.ning.com/ A note to all the ***holes out there: I don't give a **** how good you think you are. If you make a lame ass comment on my video I will remove it and block your ass. If you're so great, make your own ****ing vid and stay the **** off of mine. So play nice children, because my patience for ***holes is gone. One comment, and you're gone. I'm just showing off the gameplay to people who may be interested in how the game plays. I'm not trying to show off my skills. If I wanted to do that, I'd make some lame ass montage. I'm showing the gameplay in it's purest form, so, if you feel like talking trash, you're gone. If I was trying to make myself look good, then I could understand trash talking, but unprovoked trash talking will get you blocked, and your comment removed. It's really just a simple two click process, and then I'll go on about my business forgetting that you even exist, so your comment will go to waste, and won't have any effect on anything. Here is footage of Call of Duty 2 Big Red One online for the PS2. Note: I have a higher quality vid of this game posted as well. It's split up in two parts. Part 1 is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gb7mu4IxErg Part 2 is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi_Yl91eOVw For those of you who want to know how many people are playing click this link: http://archive.gamespy.com/stats/mods.asp?id=1209&s=1 The link tells you exactly how many people are on the game on the North American servers at that exact moment. The link comes courtesy of http://www.onlineconsoles.com/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II7OWX1Jlj4

This is one of those cases where both versions of the game are fantastic in their own way. All three console ports of Duke Nukem 3D (Saturn, N64, and PS1) were really good ports, and they all play well and have their own strengths and weaknesses. #N64 #PS1 #verses ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJC_SvWUoVU

This is just a quick tutorial on an easy, and cheap way to convert RF to a composite output. I know that there are adapters out there that do it, but if you happen to still own a VCR, then you don't need an adapter. Overall, a pretty obvious technique, and using a VCR doesn't give you the greatest quality, but it gives you good enough quality to use your capture card for gameplay footage, or reviews. It probably also depends on the quality of the VCR as well. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV1iOjYcfvE

This footage was taken on 11-08-10 and is some online gameplay of the Shanty Yard level in Delta Force Black Hawk Down on the PS2. I haven't played this game online in probably over a year, so as you can see, I don't do particularly well. I'm also not used to playing in the lag, and unfortunately, that's about all this game is anymore. It's servers started getting laggy years ago, and have gotten progressively worse as the years went bye. When the game first came out, the kills came a lot faster. It was on par with the kills in split screen multiplayer. Now, it takes at least a full mag to kill someone. I've even been in some rounds that got so laggy that it took two mags with the G3A3 to put people down. The lag effects everything from your movement (the walls stick to you like crazy, and it makes movements sluggish in general), to your aim, to grenade throwing, to how many rounds it takes to put an enemy down. It also feels like it freezes you to die sometimes. If you're used to other games, then BHD will have a huge learning curve for you because of the lag. I don't ever see myself returning to this game to play it like I used to from 2005-around 2008 or 2009 where It was my main online addiction, but I still may pop in from time to time to lose to everyone. I don't mind losing, because I don't really take it serious anyways. I can't, the lag rapes too hard. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdPujTTZ_nk