I find it peculiar that they posted the letter with precisely 12 hours left.
Well, we now know that something can look both impressive and terrible at the same time.
...it's hard to be coherent and funny when you're on enough opium to kill a large donkey.
...and I have a month to kill, so why the hell not.
If they expect me to re-up my subscription, though...
Well, I'll give him points for effort... but this is weak. I'd also have to question the authenticity of his "cancer" claims after this.
The game looks absolutely fantastic. I can hardly wait.
On a side-note, I've discovered that I've been banned from GT until tomorrow morning because somebody reported my comment about people reporting things they disagree with. Go figure.
How do you lift whole environments from a game like Oblivion, not change a single damn thing in the environments, and still make it look like ass? How the hell do you pull that off?
...no matter what else is said in this discussion, just remember that more people have died in the name of religion than have ever died or will ever die because of video games.
Perhaps, but that's not how EGM reviews games now and the fact that they're essentially using a loophole to give the game a review minus a concrete score comes off as little more than a cheap stunt to create some buzz for EGM. They say they're not going to review the game because of what Konami said they couldn't discuss, and they come off as "hardcore" to the average gamer -- and their roundtable discussion allows them to still, more or less, review the game.
As for th...
EGM says that they refuse to review the game, but proceed to have a roundtable discussion in which they review the game, sans a score?
...right. Smells like a publicity stunt to me.
Far, far too high.
...from a movie about extraterrestrial talking robot cars? Seriously. We're not talking about Shakespeare here.
You can't have a B-Movie if your budget is more than seven figures. Say what you will about Transformers, but don't bring the art of the B-Movie into this.
Imagine their surprise if they saw 1,000 emails from people telling their tales of how Barbie's Horse Adventure turned them onto heroin.
See what happens when April Fools jokes go horribly wrong? Serves the guy right, if you ask me.
This seems like an awful lot of effort for an April Fools joke.
If it made Capcom money, they'd find a way to port RE4 to the PS3, 360, DS, PSP, GBA, and N64.
If it made them money, of course.
...only a vengeful God.
PayPal.
But it goes without question that his mouth got him and Sony in a lot of trouble, and after the "PlayStation 3 is not a game machine" comment, his days really were numbered.