It's just too bad the development for it has come to a stop. I wish the play lists would change more often like other games. It would get me to come back more often.
Not a very scientific looking test, but results are results.
Firefox does retain my extensions though, like google reader watcher and stumble, so as of now, I'm only using Chrome for kicks as a google fan. I'll definitely switch if Chrome can import my old extensions like it did with my bookmarks and tags.
Holy crap that looked lame.
This turns the bustling mall from the first and turns it into a mini market at best. Maybe more like a liquor store on a good day.
If they really can fit 100 zombies at once for this, they better have screen shots of that soon.
I don't care about the problems with martyrdom because I really think being killed by it means a careless mistake, like not running away, or rushing in on a team mate's kill (I've also never run into the scenario of three people equipped with matyrdom. If three people were on me, I'd die from combined fire, not matyrdom.)
My problem is against nade spam, especially the game opening cross-the-map nade toss. It might be a different game with different problems, but I'm reminded how...
I was assuming the article was going to talk about the aspects of their armory and skills, not the technical aspects that stem from the game. I personally don't agree with putting "invincibility after damage" as a valid point in Megaman's favor.
I think the fight should be assumed that both only had their initial weapons. All these points only make sense in a game, not in an argument.
(To be fair, he did include a video assuming we were playing a game made ...
I personally think the skill of the person playing brought down the presentation of the game. Would've looked better with more context sensitive counter attacks and better aim. I'm also wondering what that sparking power box thing was. It didn't look like any normal background piece.
I'm not gonna try defending the guy or anything, but from an objective standpoint, he's just another bad director in our film industry. Only difference is that he gets so much more press (maybe because they're THAT bad, but that's not the point).
Setting aside the example of his scene from 9/11, I'm just think his attempt is just a crude attempt at being "edgy". Of course, for anyone in the business, the words "edgy" and "risky" go hand in hand. Some...
It's really a shame the Wii is like a table with too much on top of it. It'd be nice if there was some quality control involved to stop shovelware, but that wouldn't be good being all free market and such.
I suppose it won't stop them from making money, but the article makes me feel that Nintendo is losing sight of the more faithful or just losing integrity in some shape or form.
Least he didn't stab her. Can't spin THAT corporate media!
*sigh*
I pretty much love the new location bar. I'd rather use a mouse then a touch pad, but I don't have that option on my well traveled laptop. I like cutting down on using the touch pad and regulating my focus on the keyboard, and the new location bar helps me with that.
Also, slightly off topic, I heard one blog call it an "awesome bar" once. Can't remember where though, so don't quote me on it.
While I agree on all the major points that put SC ahead of DOA, all I could think about for the article were comparisons of the flaunted "sexualization" between the two series. DOA used to be the old go-to for finding a game that sets back the female image, and the article thinks SC is stepping on their toes.
Though really, the difference in gameplay does render the opinion rather moot. I could never get the hang of the learning curve or what have you of DOA, and in con...
I find it hypocritical, or at least noteworthy how he defends himself saying he's not pointing out GTA IV to be "the downfall of society... it's musics, magazines, and movies..." and yet the focus of the discussion and the villain of the week for him is clearly GTA IV. The segment is "M for Money" so clearly he's got a beef with the game, but then he turns around to say "it's not the just the game."
Either make it your scapegoat or find some other sc...
Though I support the opinion, in a hasty judgment made on the spot kind of way, I don't think he needs list 20 reasons why he believes it's the best, especially when the majority of those spots are just titles. I think it would've been a little more convincing as a list if it listed more, I dunno, "abstract" reasons then just individual titles. Things like sound chip and the controller are things I agree with. Listing Pilotwings and Shadowrun aren't. Maybe 10 or even 5 ideas would h...
I agree on having a separate playlist where perks aren't active, but I don't think they should be removed entirely. I side with okcomputer that relatively competent players can avoid martyrdom, both because of the warning signs or from simply shooting from medium range.
I want to see the carpet bombing kill cams in use sooner rather then later. It could indirectly prevent needless spawn deaths. A quick drop of bombs on a game in shipment means dying twice in a row sometimes as th...
I'm having trouble looking at what's over the hill after Brawl lands stateside, so I don't think the numbers will be getting any better anytime soon. Not that I'm bashing it cause I own one after all, but one look at my local retailer's wall just reinforces this graph.
Personally, I think the 360 is somewhat more deserving of being considered a winner because I think its head start makes it solid. Not better or weaker, but like a rock.
As for the PS3? Sure the graph ...
One of the most exciting updates I've been waiting for. So many changes, so many good times ahead.