You're not nuts, you've just gone "link blind". It's a condition that only affects a small percentage of people, but it's still quite a serious affliction.
A strict diet of chicken livers, goats milk, and grain alcohol should provide temporary relief while you wait for a doctor's appointment
I've played both Halo games, and have never been a fan. However, I was way too into the whole I Love Bees thing. If the movie takes that route (or even the Red Vs. Blue route), it may not be that bad...
It seems to me that the only way it's different from the Vaults Of Parnassus is that there's way more stuff in the latter. Maybe it's easier to update than the Vaults.
I think they'll be rocking out to Judas Priest way before religion comes into the picture. Oh, wait... you meant the other kind of metal didn't you?
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I think you're forgetting this is EA... Sure, they may start re-thinking the way they make games and succeed, but I doubt that we're going to get any innovative games out of the situation any time soon.
Hopefully, though, we may see employees starting to be treated a little better when EA realizes that they can't be the Wal-Mart of games (ie. underpaid, overworked employees) in every country.
Co-op mode - chances are, I won't get as much screen time to perfect my 12-step awesome combo moves, so playing competative just leads to me getting my ass kicked every time we play. That gets boring fast. Besides which, I'm probably in a relationship WITH you, and am playing the game to do something WITH you not AGAINST you.
Excellent point. Even though we could own each other at out respective games (myself with FPS type games, she with fighting games) the most fun my ex-girlfriend and I had playing games was in co-op games like the Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance series.
I was thinking pretty much the same thing until I played Star Ocean: Till The End Of Time. There's still a part of me that wishes it was a traditional turn based affair but, given their past performance, I've got a bit of faith in SquareEnix.
I only think it's been downhill since Final Fantasy IX. I know most people don't agree with me, but I think that IX stands alongside VI as one of the the best actual Final Fantasy games ever made.
I say "actual Final Fantasy games" because Final Fantasy Tactics and FFT: Advance were both great games (I still play FFT on my PS1 constantly), but more side-games than anything else, brilliant as they may be.
OFFTOPIC: By the way, am I the only person who doesn't have problem with the new "confirm you're not a script" thing?
Microsoft has a bit of a say. New developers aren't going to be able to get dev kits from a company that doesn't support the hardware. Old developers may not be able to renew the necessary licenses. I'm not sure about that one though.
Actually, I think Python has been in a PS2 game or two. Possibly a game from Humongous(like the Backyard Baseball series), since I know they're quite fond of Python.
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Ahh, crap. I misspelled fictitious(pretty badly at that). I really do try to spell correctly too... It must be the booze.
Yeah, because Halo 3 and Grand Theft Auto: New Quasi-Fictiosious City are going to be nothing like any game ever made...
Dislaimer: I'm no fanboy for either camp - it's just that the parent is ridiculous.
They get a copy of the 4th season DVD from the future. Geez, how hard was that to figure out?
You're not nuts, you've just gone "link blind". It's a condition that only affects a small percentage of people, but it's still quite a serious affliction.
A strict diet of chicken livers, goats milk, and grain alcohol should provide temporary relief while you wait for a doctor's appointment
I've played both Halo games, and have never been a fan. However, I was way too into the whole I Love Bees thing. If the movie takes that route (or even the Red Vs. Blue route), it may not be that bad...
They would be stupid not to do it.
Why thank you, Mr. J. Allard in disuise, for your completely unbiased opinion.
...and I consider (my favorite game) to be better than (insert your favorite game here). It's opinion, what's your point?.
It seems to me that the only way it's different from the Vaults Of Parnassus is that there's way more stuff in the latter. Maybe it's easier to update than the Vaults.
No comment on the cheese sketch.
Kudos to someone giving props to Star Tropics. That was the first game I ever loved.
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John Gabriel's Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory.
Extensions are fine and all, but I'd rather the browser work right without me spending so much effort on it.
I can understand your frustrations, but I think you're confusing the phrase "work right" with "work the way I want it to".
I think they'll be rocking out to Judas Priest way before religion comes into the picture. Oh, wait... you meant the other kind of metal didn't you?
I think you're forgetting this is EA... Sure, they may start re-thinking the way they make games and succeed, but I doubt that we're going to get any innovative games out of the situation any time soon.
Hopefully, though, we may see employees starting to be treated a little better when EA realizes that they can't be the Wal-Mart of games (ie. underpaid, overworked employees) in every country.
Sorry, make that "our respective games" instead of "out respective games". I even used preview...
Co-op mode - chances are, I won't get as much screen time to perfect my 12-step awesome combo moves, so playing competative just leads to me getting my ass kicked every time we play. That gets boring fast. Besides which, I'm probably in a relationship WITH you, and am playing the game to do something WITH you not AGAINST you.
Excellent point. Even though we could own each other at out respective games (myself with FPS type games, she with fighting games) the most fun my ex-girlfriend and I had playing games was in co-op games like the Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance series.
I don't know about Half Life, but the PA guys didn't exactly extoll the virtues of Halo...
I was thinking pretty much the same thing until I played Star Ocean: Till The End Of Time. There's still a part of me that wishes it was a traditional turn based affair but, given their past performance, I've got a bit of faith in SquareEnix.
I fully agree with you, although the emotionally charged episodes that aired during the early seasons have always been my least favorite.
Basically everyone I know hates the early Lisa focused episodes. The one where she gets the pony is just awful, in my opinion. Hey, that's just me.
I only think it's been downhill since Final Fantasy IX. I know most people don't agree with me, but I think that IX stands alongside VI as one of the the best actual Final Fantasy games ever made.
I say "actual Final Fantasy games" because Final Fantasy Tactics and FFT: Advance were both great games (I still play FFT on my PS1 constantly), but more side-games than anything else, brilliant as they may be.
OFFTOPIC: By the way, am I the only person who doesn't have problem with the new "confirm you're not a script" thing?
Dont kid yourself. The Matrix has always sucked.
And yes, I am fully aware of how funny it is to spell the word "grammar" wrong in a post like that.
*shakes head*
Microsoft has a bit of a say. New developers aren't going to be able to get dev kits from a company that doesn't support the hardware. Old developers may not be able to renew the necessary licenses. I'm not sure about that one though.
Yeah, that's what I do whenever I buy a console anyway. At least it's good to know that PS2 games will continue to come out for quite a while.
That sure is one heck of a game. It'll kick your ass on the higher difficulty settings too...
Actually, I think Python has been in a PS2 game or two. Possibly a game from Humongous(like the Backyard Baseball series), since I know they're quite fond of Python.