No, they're talking about a fee on top of that specifically for CoD.
I tried telling you not to support them but everyone bought it. Now they're just way too greedy.
Luckily, I doubt many people would actually pay. I hope activision takes a humble pill because of it too.
Haha, funniest one,
Eric Hiccupcure
Diablo III Speedboat Physics Consultant
"We were actually ready to send the gold master out last month, but it turns out somewhere along the line spellcheck turned every instance of 'Diablo' into 'Dublin'. Right now we're regrouping figuring out whether we want to start the whole thing from scratch or just roll with it and rework the graphics/story to go all-out Gaelic with what we've got."
Artistic doesn't equal good? Why?
You want games to always have shallow storylines? Why?
If people thought like you when movies were maturing we wouldn't have Citizen Kane, The Godfather, Raging Bull, Schindler's List, Pulp Fiction or No Country for Old Men.
We want games to become respected as art don't we? And you accept it were it is. That doesn't mean you like it more. I know it's possible for games to truly become art. I just have to hop...
I just meant that Children of Men balances fun and art perfectly.
You know they kinda wanted to push a few deeper meanings into Uncharted 2. But they just showed like a second of it and never showed it again with the examples I gave earlier.
And I want video games to become more artistic, thereby making it more respected. You want games to be only fun. You want immediate satisfaction, I want more than that.
How is that a bad thing?
Unnecessary really.
Yeah yeah, I know I haven't played it and stuff but they don't even show anything. So why do it? It's unnecessary.
I really don't like these people. It's just disgusting that they want to permanently disturb kids.
Disgusting.
And these people are too dangerous to let live IdleLeeSiuLung. Danger to society's future (i.e. kids).
Interesting but is there any actual proof? Whatsoever?
I just think this is someone who looked at the K&L incident and thought this up.
But, I may be wrong. What do I know?
Let's not lie here. SH 1 was a terrible movie. The only, only good video game movie is Hitman and that's cause they made the main character interesting.
And Roger Avery is the co-writer of Pulp Fiction. And the only part that he actually wrote ("The Watch" for those informed) kinda sucked. Without that piece, it would've been a flawless movie.
By the way, I love Quentin Tarantino movies.
The reason pc gamers hate (or one of the reasons anyways) mw2 was because they "console-fied" the game. Meaning they made it exactly like a console game.
So...
Terrible selection really.
Well, I remember them being in the old Splinter Cells occasionally.
Oh well I guess.
Nothing to cry over though I wouldn't mind it at all if because of it they charged less because of the advertisement money.
edit: Though, like Darkstorn said, I'm not sure this would help the family-friendly angle all companies want if it shows up while you're watching someone's skull crack open.
Before I go on, check my bio. Uncharted 2 is #5 on my top 5.
I agree with the article. Kinda. The story didn't really have anything to say. It kinda felt like it wanted to but they weren't sure of they should. When Elena points out that they're the reason the village is being torn apart and how Drake says that he actually has bad luck and how Drake has killed hundreds of men in just the past day.
Not that every game needs to have that but it feels like they real...
I like the new path but I was one of the people that always got the old SC games.
One thing I love is that the last place they saw you is where they'll be looking for you. I was always annoyed in stealth games by how even if you drop out their line of sight, they always know where you are until the alarms turn off.
I can't wait for SC C but I bought AC1 on the PS3 and if I get 2, I'll get it on the PS3.
Look it up, the Peter Jackson Halo project never became anything. He said so around the time district 9 came out. Sucks, I know.
Oh and the only huge seller among video games (mw2, GTA IV, Halo 3 ect) that actually does the video game industry justice as art is GTA IV. Maybe mw2 but I haven't played it.
Reason I haven't played it is this:
http://n4g.com/industrynews... ...
Believe me, everyone who hasn't played this needs to play this. It doesn't matter if it's a 2D platformer that looks like a SNES game Persistantthug (it's a beautiful looking game by the way). It's honestly kinda the point (or one of them anyways).
If you don't think it's worth it at $15, at least if it ever drops to $10 for a special deal or something, buy it. It's so worth it.
I agree with Chubear, this kid needs serious help. If anybody knows him, please get him treatment of some kind. If he had a gun, he would've probably shot himself.
That was really pretty disturbing honestly.
LittleBigPlanet is based heavily on physics and a bunch of things going on in general. Try making a level to see how much effort it takes to make anything happen.
Nothing can convince me that a simple platformer (of offense to King Mario) has more going on than LittleBigPlanet.
It's just common sense.
Haha, very true for most people.
We're a finicky bunch I guess. What can we do?
One of the reasons I didn't care for FFXII was that the music just wasn't very good. I had no enthusiasm to here the next song in the next area.
And one of the reasons I loved FFVII so much was Tifa's Theme.
FF is three things: gameplay, story and music. Without one (or in FFXII's case, without two), FF just isn't the same. Any FF fan will agree with that. Period.
Except, this has Mickey in the title. That will go a long ways.
And, if this turns out to be good, I'll buy it for sure.