Gaming Target, written by Jason Cisarano on January 16, 2008
Gamecock's next offering is Insecticide, an action/adventure hybrid from Crackpot Entertainment that takes place on the Planet of the Bugs.
Insecticide, the first release from Crackpot Entertainment, definitely doesn't suffer from any lack of creativity. It's set in a city called Troi, a city inhabited by chiggers, roaches, and other bugs.
The player inhabits the role of Chrys Liszt, a four-legged, two-armed bug who walks erect, works for the police department, comes from the rough side of town, and - truth be told - is pretty hot for a bug chick.
If you don't like it, just don't approve it. Pulling and reinserting reports over and over again, whining and cursing and complaining are not going to do a darn thing.
You can stop already. You're just wasting your time.
You should read ALL of the source articles of the submissions you reported, and try to learn something from them. All different sources, and NONE of them put a punctuation after the source/author/date. That's how it works, and those writers known punctuation better than you do, Rowland.
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In the heat of production, Crackpot Entertainment thrives on the brilliant minds of individuals to the likes of Larry Ahern, Dave Grossman, Peter Chan, Peter McConnell, and Josh Mandel-all under the lead of the studio's founder, Mike Levine, who is personally involved in all of its development activities. Recently, ACG have been privileged to be given an opportunity to interview Levine about the challenges of designing Insecticide.
In the interview, Levine also speaks about his longtime obsession with all things that are insects and the secrets behind his company's unorthodox game development model. Lastly, he drops us a few hints about the exciting potential of a more epic Insecticide sequel and maybe even a whole series of Insecticide games.
