Rock of Ages and Trine 2 are definite buys for me.
I'll need to look into from Dust and Retro City Rampage now.
Reibooi is right. 9000 actual developers? I'm guessing this was fact-checked or verified like, ZERO times.
Molyneux completely overpromises. You can't say, "I've made the greatest game of all time" and then chalk that up to a translation error or misspeaking. That's the definition of overpromising.
Sid Meier. They asked the wrong developers.
Better idea from a game company: Don't make an announcement to announce that you're going to announce something.
Just say it when you're ready to say it, and that way it doesn't get leaked.
Here's why I hate games that have sex but no nudity. It reinforces the image that there is a line in video games that video games should not cross. Games like Rumble Roses and Dead or Alive Volleyball where they tiptoe up to the line and repeatedly refuse to cross it only serve to say, "Look, this is as far as we can go. We can't go any further. Nudity's just not allowed."
So, kudos to CD Projekt Red for pushing an envelope that needed to be pushed.
I honestly don't think sexual preference is something that's encoded in our DNA. If you look at it from both sides, with evolutionary theory or with creationist theory it doesn't make any sense.
There's no evolutionary benefit of having animals that don't produce offspring. Why would a gene like that have been passed on? It doesn't make any obvious sense from a creationist standpoint.
Moreover, I would figure homosexuals would absolut...
This is what it's come to? Seriously?
Blatant console war flamebait under the guise of "based on nothing but speculation, which company could theoretically have the Best Press Conference at E3, a distinction that will be determined by nothing but opinion and will also mainly be flamebait."
/slow clap
Thanks for taking us to a new low.
I didn't exactly take that from it. It sounds kind of like what ends up happening in Halo Reach in territories with the final capture point. People respawn so close that simply repawning and hucking grenades makes it basically impossible to take the final point.
Everyone getting to respawn and drop a turret on the one spot they know you're going to be isn't really going to be all that much fun, especially if that final objective is the single determinant if you wi...
Let me summarize this review:
66%: WTF, there's no female characters.
20%: Holy shit, I need to write a review, because my deadline's here!
14%: The game's respawn system seems broken, and that messes up some of the multiplayer experience, and I didn't like single player.
Matthew O'Mara Review: 2.5/10. Try harder, but in all honesty, you should be looking for new employment. I could have gotten everything ...
"Only the smartest operator will keep your garbage business out of the can as you live your dustbin destiny!"
Oh, so my destiny's in the dustbin? Thanks a lot jerkwads. Most insulting press release ever.
My problem with this game's lack of innovation is that they basically completely ripped off Tribes. Even the weapons seemed to be carbon copies.
I suppose there are worse things to emulate, but there's homage, and then there's xeroxing.
My least favorite NPCs are beggars in towns who want cash...and then the barrel right next to them has copper pieces in it if you search it.
Also in Silent Storm there were NPCs that would run into the middle of a WWII firefight. Thanks for being meat shields for the enemy, jerks.
I did play it, and I kinda hated it. Semi-interesting concept, bad combat/leveling.
But my main gripe is, seriously, who besides unions goes around saying "shame on" anyone these days? Every time I see one of those union protests where they're like, "Shame on Del Taco" I feel like they just recycled a sign they had from 1950.
Could you have a more vanilla denouncement of someone? "Tsk tsk"?
Genaa D'anhk and Pomma D'ok from the C-64 Action/Adventure game Below the Root pre-date Samus by 2 years.
So... If you're not currently in a relationship, you film yourself answering one question?
Something tells me that this isn't going to get a ton a responses.
Always fun to see a review of a truly awful game.
There better not be another goddamn "fly the canyon" mission as the final mission. That shit is SO OLD.
Also, I'm worried that they're using the "bullet time-zoom in" gimmick, which is my least favorite addition to air combat games to come about in the last 5 years.
"The challenges lie in the ability of the team to produce that much content in a reasonable amount of time and to make sure the content created receives the love it deserves,"
Really? I would have thought the answer was trying to find a way to stay civil with so-called video game journalists that ask questions that rocks know the answers to.
Enslaved is a C/C+ game. I rented it and beat it in 2 days, and was pretty glad I didn't pay for it. The levels are designed poorly and the attack tracking is beyond worthless. (I'd be trying to finish off an enemy and because momentum of a combo would carry me past a bot on the 2nd swing, it would then decide that where I wanted to target my next 2-3 swings would be at the air in the between two enemies.)
As far as the story goes, it's incredibly stupid. There...
Only fact about Dhalsim that is worth knowing: His character concept is inspired by the 1976 martial arts movie "Master of the Flying Guillotine".