I like Epic and I think they make good games as well as(Contrary to what other people may think!) good game engines. However, I really can't stand Clifford Bleszinski. I'm not against Epic as a whole company, it's just WonderBoy CliffyB who does my head in thinking he's absolutely fantastic and cool. In your dreams mate...
I have nothing wrong with sequels as long as they expand the story/genre and don't have more of the same sort of stuff as the prequel(s), but if they're only used for $$$ then no thank you *cough*EA*cough*.
For the sole reason alone of him having played Pong, Barack Obama has been raised that little bit higher on my list of awesome people in the world.
Seriously, though, I think he's pretty cool.
I hope IW don't stretch out the Call of Duty franchise like EA did (And still does) with the Medal Of Honor franchise...
That's exactly what it was like when I was at school. Assemblies were finished with a Prayer and in Primary School (Like you said) we had to sing Religious songs. Again, a Minister also came in to speak to us and gave us a talk followed by a Prayer. It was a bit like a Dictatorship- you didn't have a choice in the matter.
I may sound Anti-Christian but I'm not as I'm actually a Christian myself- I'd say I'm more anti-Religious, anti-dogmatic, anti-ignorance etc. I suppose I'm mor...
What's this got to do with GAMES?
I personally think that they should have scrapped Yoda for the 360 version due to his height and tried to get Obi-Wan Kenobi which would make more sense: he's part of the "light" side plus he's also taller and would be about the same height as Vader, so I think that would balance the game out more.
I don't understand fans' complaints, it's not like this is a console game where you can't change the content- no doubt someone sometime down the line will release a Mod which will change the colour/tone of the game...
And this is why Blu-Ray is needed (At least for games, anyway).
Why? Who will buy it and how exactly will the developers profit from it? The Dreamcast is a good console, but wouldn't the developers not be better investing money into current-gen machines such as the PS3, 360 and Wii where the money(And interest)is at the moment? I'm sure very few people actually own a Dreamcast now, and if they do they either don't use it very often or have stopped buying games for it. Seems like an odd philosophy...
Epic Fail. It's not really genuine is it? He's using a glitch....
Please keep your Politics out of my video games! Besides, is the whole world not supposed to be nuked in Fallout 3? That'd probably include the Houses of Parliament, the Kremlin and other government buildings. People need to realise that it's just a video game...Pity people let Politics get in the way of fiction and fun...Can't portray without controversy...
Ah.....the power and space of DVD......
Can't everyone just be happen that the PS3 is getting this game in the first place? Oh, but that would be too much of a problem for fanboys...Oh well...awesome game though...
Someone's mentioned it before but Halo's art is too cartoony and the AI is sometimes too childish. Halo 1 is great in my opinion- not brilliant, but I think it's better than the sequels. The art in Halo 1 is more gritty and more believable and the atmosphere more intense; which is quite absent in Halo 2/3. I think the textures and the detail in Halo 2 are very good- which you'd expect at the end of a console's lifespan; but again, the textures and colours just seem a tad cartoony; which is a ...
Longest comment ever? Impressive nonetheless...
Halo 2 wasn't too bad, there were some good levels in it. At least the levels weren't repetitive like Halo 1. Don't get me wrong, I love Halo 1, probably more-so than Halo 2, but you have to admit, the levels in Halo 1 weren't really any better than the ones in Halo 2- yes, they were more wide and open and you had more options and choices, but most of the time it was the same thing over and over and over again. The game-play as well wasn't exactly revolutionary either: shoot, reload, throw gr...
I know it's maybe not a common scenario, but I'm sure DLC is due in part because of time constraints- whether by pressure from the Publisher or whatever it may be.
I think developers WOULD put in the content IF they had all the time in the world. Sadly, they don't and the gaming industry moves fast, with development costs soaring unlike previous generations, so not every single bit of content can be released on-time in the retail version.
Maybe that's not always the...
The way that rubble and debris collapsed...*drools*
I think it looks pretty good- nothing mind-blowing, but still pretty good. I think people who deliberately don't want a game to be a success need to grow up (aka. Fanboys). It's unnecessary and if you were a true gamer, you wouldn't be doing it. It's just downright childish in my opinion. I know competition's good for developers as they always need to push the ball further, but ordinary gamers shouldn't be involved in "wars" too or pick sides. If it wasn't for the competition, there...