Great choice. Game on.

This is exactly why I don't invest in Sony MMOs anymore. They're quick on the trigger and it's eroded my investor's confidence.

Yeah, that's wht I was going to say. The ending reminds me of how (the surprisingly excellent) Demolition Man on the SNES ended.

Hooray! Good job everyone.

I'm realizing that I'm over-shrinking my pictures. Bigger next time!

I respect you so much right now for jumping in here that I'll forgive you for the first five hours of Brutal Legend's RTS mode. (After five hours you get over being sad that it's not the game you thought, and find yourself enjoying the gameplay quite a bit.)

How's THAT for double-twist backhanded-yet-legitimate…

He's commenting because this is a comment thread. He's giving his opinion on the topic that the story that he is commenting on covers.

Of course nobody is forcing him to buy it. That absolutely does NOT invalidate his right to be a part of the conversation.

I feel that his point is valid - It's similar to how I felt…

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Weird, first attempt to post failed. Sorry if this doubles up.

Five years from now he won't find requests like this to be as hilarious.

Fighting game fans will continue to use whatever they are using right now this very instant. Because they never, ever want to change. Ever.

They are WARRIORS.

I've enjoyed "accidently" "running" "other players" "over" with "my" car.

He said something about CG. You responded as if he had said "special effects" instead of CG.

That short and clear enough for you?

... Uh, no. What you are doing goes FAR further than generalities. You are missing his point. He was talking about CGI (the specific technique.) He was stating that cgi (the specific technique) is an over-used crutch in hollywood. I happen to agree with this opinion. You don't? Fine.

And then you jumped in to say that…

You can't do that. CGI is a specific technique. You can't use it to describe the HISTORY of special effects. You are misusing the term for paragraphs at a time and it makes my teeth hurt.

CGI and green screen are two different things. While you do use computer technology in green screen style alpha key video amalgamation these days, the term Computer Generated Imagery implies that at least one part of the image onscreen has been completely made from scratch out of the digital eather.

The oldschool…

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