What vidya books have you read /v/?
Any at all?
>>320109567
Pretty sure Halo has the only vidya books worth reading.
>>320109567
Baader Meinhof Phenomenon, man. I was just thinking about reading this
>>320109658
Even then, only the Eric Nylund books are worth reading
>>320109658
>Halo vidya books
>worth reading
What a retard
>>320109996
Not him but some of them are pretty good for genre fiction.
>>320109567
That's the only one I've read. Any others like it that are worth reading?
>>320110994
Half-life 2: Raising the bar
>>320110994
Console Wars
The first two Doom novels are the fucking tits.
I shamelessly enjoy most of the Halo books, disregarding nearly everything post Contact Harvest.
That Evolutions one with all the short stories was great though. I really need to find that one.
I remember reading a 'Choose your own adventure' book about dudes who played Quake getting baited in a /k/-tier adventure in the sewers, which was a trap. Don't remember why someone wanted them dead, but who cares. I thought it was alright when I first read it. Hell, I probably still have it at my home.
>>320111003
>>320111032
Thanks, these look interesting.
>>320111060
>Dafydd ab Hugh
What kind of name is that?
>>320111309
Irish I think.
The Infernal City
Lord of Souls
Fable: The Balverine Order
Diablo: Legacy of Blood
StarCraft: Liberty's Crusade
StarCraft: Shadow of the Xel'Naga
StarCraft: Speed of Darkness
Read only two iirc
>STALKER: Southern Comfort
Was bretty gud until a certain point in the story. Has some great scenes in it and was generally enjoyable
>Metro 2033
>>320112064
>Mfw 2034 was so much worse compared to 2033
hopefully the novelisation of last light is good
The Witcher novelizations are nice.
