Cole looks like Moby in that damn picture from the 1st game. Crazy. And all these pics look better than the real games, sorry. They're tiny, compressed images. Of course they're going to look good and jag free.
And the red and white shirt was an unlockable in Drakes Fortune. Still my all time most played PS3 game. Love it!
Be careful here. They can, as strange as this sounds, become addicting to buy. It's like pokemon or some $***. I'm serious too. I buy nearly everything off the network, regardless if it's good or if I play it at all. It's impulse I guess. Or a repression from times when PSN had nothing at all to buy so I'm making up for it. "ha"
In any event, you buy one -- make a folder for it -- start to feel you need one more to give it some company and...
I can tell you right now, with experience on the matter, that the laws and restrictions of the MPAA have hurt the creative flow of our industry a great-deal. I'm not talking game industry, either.
Writers, screenwriters, are more and more afraid they won't find work if they don't market their script for the the teen market. That means PG13. That means, you only have to be 13 to get into the film. That means many things are being watered down in the process. <...
California, as usual; just look at the high concept films we've been getting from their crack team of hack screenwriters -- Is being very bizzarre as of late. No toys in Happy Meals, WTF is that? Really. When I was a kid growing up in the 80's that's what it was all about. Sure, we loved the tasty nature of them damn burgers and the way the fries went all too quickly. But what we really loved and looked forward to was that cardboard box with all them activities on it and the ...
I WANT IT!!!!
But 15 bucks seems oddly priced. No doubt it'll drop to 10. And I'm not one to care about money spent on DL'd games, believe me. One look at my catalog of PSN content will prove that. I just don't know if this one is warranted at the price point. A demo might've sweetened the deal for me. But what's sad is I've bought garbage games that I've regretted (again, one look at my PSN content will show), so what's one more, rig...
This reminds me of Night Train To Terror. You know, the one where God and the Devil are sitting on a train killing random people and making deals and debates on which souls they want to take. Horribly realized film.
Anyways, that's how I see this bit of news shaping up.
Rampant reports are coming in across the globe -- Laxatives have been administered into every single dairy product the world over. We repeat, LAXATIVES are being administered into dairy products everywhere!
If you want toilet paper now you better rush out and buy it because there is bound to be a shortage of it. In fact, don't even try to buy some -- We just got word they're sold out. Use your shirts, socks whatever you can. This is pandemonium!
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Oh, I see ya gave The Fight a less than stellar score. And it's your right to do so. I'm just glad I didn't take your sites advice when buying it for myself. And you almost had me swayed into not getting it and waiting for the demo; which I was told wasn't happening until December.
(much too long of a wait to find out for myself. I'm just that way)
I got it on Friday and have played it more than any other move game. In fact, I hadn...
C'mon, guys -- A 10? Really? So you're saying this is just as flawless as any other 10 game out there? Rather any 10 game you've reviewed yourself.
Why the scores guys? Why not be honest? It's an 8 isn't it? C'mon, you can tell us. Gotta free review copy and thought, "hey, what the hell. Let's don't piss Sony off by giving them a less than their standard score. This game is a perfect 10, Sony!".
That's wh...
I'm about to make a video if I could get my bandmates in order to do it. And it'd be the proper way to calibrate The Fight -- Train in Fight -- Fight in fight -- And have massive amounts of fun tweaking your style and changing it up. We've taken Red Dead, Vanquish, Castlevania and laid them to the side for this game and it's been worth it the last few days. We laugh and just has fun with it. It works flawlessly in the room it set up at too.
My pop was pretty hit and miss on getting decent games, and rightfully so -- Back then you just didn't know what was good without doing some research or good ol' trial and error.
Nothing, and I mean nothing could prepare him for the fit I threw over the time he got me Wrath of the Black Mantra over Ninja Gaiden, though. WOW!
He saw Ninja and 14.99 price tag and snatched it up. Bless him. I hope he knows I look back on those times more clearly now a...
The problem I see in gaming is saturation and option. There's just too much competition and not enough consumer focus. I know the rabid console of choice fans are going to disagree, but it's the truth.
You put 3 of the same fastfood restaurants in a 3 mile radius and see who flourishes. It's like having too much of something and losing interest because it's there. Everything is automatic and people are losing interest.
Holy $***, I swear I didn't even know it was your article. That is crazy nuts. I just tossed it out there blindly without even checking the story or video. I cannot believe that. I should buy a lottery ticket -- Split the winnings with ya if I win.
Truth and serious here, I've never sat and watched a show -- Maybe I should. I always feel I get enough of the picture with your headlines I guess. And for that I'm sorry. I know everyone should be given a fair s...
Bout damn time! A rep from EA told me the reason why they didn't make the PSmini version playable on the PS3 is due to them making a proper PSN version. That seems like forever ago.
Better than Killzone 3? How is that possible to even compare? Killzone 3 isn't even out, let alone had hands on time with more than 15% of the gaming population. I hate sensationalist headlines generated to stir the pot of controversy. Probably why I have never clicked on HHG's site one day in my life. Whoever he/she is.
I get bored (usually) within 3 to 5 hours of them. If I get a game I'll play it for an hour the 1st night and then slowly lose more and more interest for it. Games just don't hold my interest these days. I love short games and would love to see more 3 to 5 hour games on the market at 29.99 retail price. The way things are right now everything has this huge epic story and long lead thru's and it just gets old. Really old. Most games show their hands, all they've got, afte...
I had this on Nintendo, threw a damn fit when my father brought it home over Super PitFall. God I feel bad for doing that. I learned to love it and the absurdly awkward timer it had, though.
Guys, better go out and buy some hair ties this week if you want some before the Holidays. We hear a surge of long hair is on the way.
I haven't played in a looooooooooong time. I don't get to game much these days or really care to, but when I did have time -- Warhawk was on my mind. I was always a pretty standout player, hitting in the top 5 per game usually. I was never the best, though. My stats prove that. But I loved the game and wish I had more time to sit back down with it.
And so there was tomorrow. EA clearly missed the mark here and I think it can end up hurting the genre. I just hope this doesn't cause an over-saturation of the genre and make LBP seem like just another in the bucket. I fear many of these "create" games are on the way, and none will have the attention to detail and quality of LBP.